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a
abhorrent
accessory
according
account
accuracy
acnestis
acromion
action
adjourn
advantage
aiddecamp
alone
ambe
ambi
ambiguity
an
angry
apophasis
apparent
appetite
appreciate
arm
armadillo
armhole
armor
armpit
aspic
ass
attain
attainable
attic
auburn
aught
average
averse
axil
baldrick
ban
bandoleers
barrel
bashaw
bear
behight
belie
bellatrix
belles-letters
bestor
bird
bison
blade
blade-bone
blame
blind
boast
brad
brisket
broad-shouldered
business
bust
camaieu
camayeu
camelopard
cameo
capella
carbine
caret
carmelite
cartridge-box
case
cast
caution
celerity
chance-medley
chief
choice
cipher
circumference
citizen
clavicle
clove-gilly-glower
coat
colstaff
column
come
comment
commiserate
complexion
compliment
conceivable
conception
conciseness
concreate
condition
condole
congruity
congruous
conscience
considering
consist
contend
control
controll
cope
correct
correspond
corruptive
counter
couple
covenant
crook-back
crook-backed
crook-shouldered
crump
crutch
curb
curfew
decree
degree
deltoid
dependency
deprecate
descant
despond
diet
digamma
disallow
discipline
discriminate
disinterested
disproportional
dispute
disseminate
distrust
do
document
dosser
earnestly
else
employ
enfilade
engross
enormity
enthymeme
enunciation
epaulet
ephod
equine
equinoctial
equitably
erect
escape
establishment
exact
exactly
example
exemplary
facile
fail
faithful
farce
fear
feculum
fellow-heir
fid
fill
filmy
financially
fine
finely
flagellant
fledge
flown
force
forgetful
forward
from
gain
gallows
gesture
get
give
glory
good
gordian
govern
government
grace
grampus
grand
grow
guard
habit
hang
hanging-sleeves
have
head
heared
heir
heremitical
hod
hole
homiletical
honor
hood
hucklebacked
humeral
humpback
hurt
if
imagine
imitate
impertinency
impossibility
impossible
improve
impunity
incident
incompatibility
incredible
indiction
indifferent
individually
infirmity
inflexibly
inform
informtion
infuse
inquiry
instance
instantly
intemperance
intercolumniation
interlope
interscapular
intrigue
intrusion
inviolable
invite
ittrium
jest
join
judge
judgment
juggle
just
justice
kangaroo
knack
lap
last
law
lay
ledge
lesson
liberty
liquidate
load
long
loosely
make
man
mastership
mastery
matrimony
matter
mean
measure
meddle
meet
mew
morris-dance
mortgage
mortgager
mount
much
mutual
near
necessary
necessity
negotiate
neuter
newness
nicolaitan
oath
obey
obligate
obscenity
obscure
obtrude
occupy
old
omoplate
operative
ordain
order
originate
orillon
overlook
palanquin
paralogism
partial
participant
particularity
passable
pat
person
persuade
pierce
piston
pity
plad
plow
point
poise
possible
postpone
posture
powldron
practice
precipitant
precision
preferment
prejudice
presumptive
pretension
pretext
prick
promise
proportionate
propose
punch
pursue
qualification
quantum
rack
reach
reason
regret
relieve
remembrance
remit
rencounter
replevin
replevy
reputation
resign
respect
rest
restraint
revendicate
revenge
rheumatism
ridicule
rightness
rime
robbery
ruffle
rule
run
saccade
sack
sacrifice
sash
satiate
say
scapula
scapular
scarf
scatter
scratch
screen
sensuality
sententious
serenity
serve
set-off
shadowing
shaggy
shake
shal
shall
shardborn
shawl
shiver
shore
should
shoulder
shoulder-belt
shoulder-blade
shoulder-clapper
shoulder-knot
shoulder-shotten
shoulder-slip
shrug
shrugging
signify
sin
sink
slip
slur
snarl
so
solemn
solicitude
something
sorrow
spade-bone
spall
sphere
splay
sport
spright
spring
stair
stalk
stand
stang
starboard
state
step
stern
stickler
still
stilt
stipulated
stoic
stone
stop
strange
strife
stuff
stupid
subduce
subduct
subjection
subjunctive
suffer
suspect
suspend
sway
swill
take
talk
tanistry
tap
taste
tell-tale
testify
thank
thin
thou
thought
through-bred
through-lighted
tickle
title
token
tolerate
toot
touch
train
transgress
transition
translate
traverse
treble
tributary
troop
ultimate
unbroke
underlet
undermine
understand
undertake
unhoused
unneighborly
vice
war
ward
warily
warm
warn
weary
where
whereas
whet-slate
whetstone-slate
whittle
who
why
will
win
withdraw
withers
wivehood
wiveless
wively
women
word
worthy
would
wrangle
wryneck
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1828 Definition

SHOULD. shood. The preterit of shall, but now used as an auxiliary verb, either in the past time or conditional present. "He should have paid the debt at the time the note became due." Should here denotes past time. "I should ride to town this day if the weather would permit." Here should expresses present or future time conditionally. In the second and third persons, it denotes obligation or duty, as in the first example above.

1. I should go. When should in this person is uttered without emphasis, it declares simply that an event would take place, on some condition or under circumstances.

But when expressed with emphasis, should in this person denotes obligation, duty or determination.

2. Thou shouldst go.

1913 Definition
Should (should)
imp.(?)
Should
of Shall. [OE. sholde, shulde, scholde, schulde, AS. scolde, sceolde. See Shall.]
  1. Used as an auxiliary verb, to express a conditional or contingent act or state, or as a supposition of an actual fact] also, to express moral obligation (see Shall); e. g.: they should have come last week; if I should go; I should think you could go.
    "You have done that you should be sorry for." Shak.

    Syn. -- See Ought.


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Discipline our youth in early life in sound maxims of moral, political, and religious duties.
  




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