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• A new French dictionary : in two parts: the first, French and English; the second, English and French: Containing, I. Several Hundred Words not to be found in any of the Dictionaries hitherto published: II. The various Meanings of Words, often explained by French or English Sentences: III. The Genders of Nouns, Adjectives, and Pronouns, and the Conjugations of Verbs: IV. The Irregularities of the Parts of Speech: The First Part-French and English. To which is prefixed, a French grammar, Shewing how to form the Regular Parts of Speech. By Thomas Deletanville
  by: Deletanville, Thomas
  Published: (1771)
• A new French dictionary, in two parts; the first, French and English; the second, English and French : Containing, I. Several hundred words not to be found in any of the dictionareies hitherto published: II. The various meanings of words, often explained by French or English sentences: III. The genders of nouns, adjectives, and pronouns, and the conjugations of verbs: IV. The irregularities of the parts of speech. The second edition, carefully corrected and much improved. The first partFrench and English. To which is prefixed, a French grammar, shewing how to form the regular parts of speech. By Thomas Deletanville
  by: Deletanville, Thomas
  Published: (1779)
• Boyer's Royal dictionary abridged : In two parts, I. French and English II. English and French. Containing The greatest Number of Words of any French and English Dictionary yet extant. to which are added, The Accents Of The English Words to facilitate their Pronunciation to Foreigners. The sixteenth edition, carefully corrected and improved, With The Addition Of I. Many hundred Words not in any former Edition. II. The Irregularities of all the French and English Verbs. III. The Genders of the French Nouns in the English Part. IV. A Table exhibiting at one View the Formation of all the Tenses of the French regular Verbs. By J.C. Prieur
  by: Boyer, Abel
  Published: (1786)
• The new pocket-dictionary of the French and English languages : In two parts. I. French and English. II. - English and French. Containing All the Words in General Use, And authorized by the best Writers. The several Parts of Speech-The Genders of the French Noung-The Accents of the English Words, for the Use of Foreigners-An alphabetical List of the most usual Christian and Proper Names; and of the most remarkable Places in the known World. By Thomas Nugent, LL.D
  by: Nugent, Thomas
  Published: (1795)
• The standard French and English pronouncing dictionary : in two parts. Part I. French and English. Part.II. English and French. Containing several thousand words not inserted in any folio or octavo dictionaries now extant, many of which have been introduced, and sanctioned by the Members of the Constituent and Conventional Assemblies of France; and a greater number of Synonyma, in the signification of Words, than are to be found in any Work printed in the same Size. - The French, as well as the English Words are rationally divided into Syllables, accurately accented, and the various Sounds of the Vowels and local Powers of the Consonants precisely determined by Characteristic Types,-by which, from an Explanatory Key prefixed to each Part, the true Pronunciation of both French and English, is clearly demonstrated by apposite Words, whose Vowels have similar Sounds to those in the other Language, with which they are there contrasted. By W. Perry, Author of the Royal Standard English Dictionary, a General Dictionary of the English Language, &c. &c
  by: Perry, William
  Published: (1795)