Fåte, får, fåll, fåt—mẻ, mét-pine, pîn—nỏ, môve, Septilateral, sép-tè-låt'tẻr-âl a. having sev-Serpentine, ser'pên-tine a. winding like a en sides [sisting of seventy serpent Septuagesimal,sep-tshů-â-jês'sè-mal a.con-Serpiginous, sêr-pid'jè-nůs a. diseased with Septuagint, sep'tshu-a-jint s. the old Greek a serpigo [tetter version of the Old Testament,supposed Serpigo, ser-pi'gò, or sår-pè'gò s. a kind of the work of seventy-two interpreters Serrate, ser'råte a. formed with jags Septuple, sep'tu-pl a. seven times as much Serrated, sêr'rà-têd like the edge of a saw Sepulchral, se-pal'krål a. relating to burial Servant, sêr'vânt s. one who attends anothSepulchre, sep půl-kår s. a grave, a tomb er, and acts at his command Sepulchre,se-půl'kår v.a.to bury,to entomb Serve, serv v. a. to attend at command, Sepulture, sep pål-ture s. interment, burial to supply with any thing; to promote Sequacious,se-kwa'shusa.following; pliant Service, ser vis s. office of a servant; pro Sequacity, sè-kwâs'è-tè s. ductility, toughSequel, sè'kwêl s. conclusion Sequence, se 'kwense s. order of succession Sequent, sé'kwent a. following fession of respect; obedience; milita[ness ry duty; use; advantage; course, order of dishes Serviceable, sèr'vis.â-bl a. active; useful Sequester, sé-kwes'tûr v. a. to put aside; Serviceableness, sêr'vis-â-bl-nès s.activity; to deprive of possessions [separation Servile, sér vil a. slavish, mean [usefulness Sequestrable, sé-kwês'trå-bl a. capable of Eervilely, ser vil-lè ad. meanly Sequestration, sêk-wês-trå'shan s. separa-Servility, ser-vil'è-tè.. slavishness tion; deprivation of profits Seraglio,se-ral'yo s.a house of women kept for debauchery Seraph,ser'râfs.one of the orders of angels Seraphical, sè-râf'fè-käl Seraphick, se-râf'fik a: angelical Seraphim, sêr'râ-fim s. angels of one of the heavenly orders Sere, sère a. dry, withered Servitor, sér'vè-tår s. attendant; one of Session, sesh'un s. the act of sitting; an [other Serenade, sèr-é-nåde' s.musick with which Set, sêt part. a. regular, not lax ladies are entertained by their lovers in Set, sêt s. a number of things suited to each the night [nocturnal musick Setaceous, sè-tà'shús a. bristly Serenade, ser-e-nåde' v.a. to entertain with Seton, sè'tn s. an issue in the neck Serene, sé-rène' a. calm, placid Serenely, sé-réne'lè ad. calmly, quietly Sergeant,sar'jânts.a petty officer in the ar Settee, set-tèè' s. a long seat with a back Settle, sêt'tl v. a. to fix ; to establish; to my; a lawyer of the highest rank un-Settle, set'tl v. n. to subside; to lose motion der a judge Series, se ré-èz s. sequence; succession give instruction in a formal manner or fermentation; to establish a domestick state; to make a jointure for a wife Settlement, sêt'tl-ment s. a jointure granted to a wife; subsidence; act of quitting a roving for a domestick life; a colony, a place where a colony is estabSeven, sev'vn a. four and three [lished Sevenfold, sêv'vn-fèld a. repeated seven Sevennight, sen'nit s. a week [times Seventeen, sev'vn-tèèn a. seven and ten Seventh, sêv'vnth a. the ordinal of seven nor, nôt-tùbe, tâb, båll—öll-pôûnd—thin, THIS. of it Seventhly, sev'vnth-lè ad. in the seventh of fish; or skin made rough in imitation Shake, shake r.a. to put into a vibrating motion; to make to totter or tremble; to make afraid [rour Shake, shake v. n. to tremble; to be in terShake, shake s. concussion ; motion given and received Several,sev'ar-ål a. distinct; divers, many Severally, sev'ur-âl-é ad. distinctly Severe, sé-vère' a. sharp; cruel; rigid Severely,sè-vère'lè ad.painfully,afflictively Severity, sé-ver'è-tè s. cruel treatment; Shalloon, shal-loon' s.a slight woollen stuff rigour [a needle Shallop, shal'låp s. a small boat Sew, so v. a. to join by threads drawn with Shallow, shal'lo a. not deep; futile, silly Sewer, so'år s. he or she that uses a needle Shallow, shal'lo s. a shelf, a shoal Sewer, shore s. a passage for foul or use- Shallowness, shal'lò-nês s. want of depth; less water want of thought Sex, seks s. the property by which any Sham, sham v. n. to trick, to cheat animal is male or female Sham, sham s. fraud, trick, imposture. Sexagenary, seks-âd'jén-ár-è a. aged sixty Sham, sham a. false, counterfeit years [Sunday before Lent Shambles, sham'blz s. a butchery Sexagesima, seks-a-jes sè-må s. the second Shambling, sham'bl-ing a. moving awkSexangular, seks-âng'gù-lår . having six wardly and irregularly Shame, shame s. disgrace, ignominy angles Sexennial, seks-ên'nè-âl a. lasting six years Shame, shame . a. to disgrace Sextant, seks tänt s. the sixth part of a cir-Shamefaced, shame faste a.modest,bashful [degrees Shameful, shame'fül a. disgraceful Sextile, seks til a. at the distance of sixty Shamefully, shame'fûl-è ad. disgracefully Sexton, seks tůn s. an officer of the church Shameless, shame'lês a. impudent cle Sextuple, seks 'tu-pl a. sixfold a Shadiness, sha dè-nês s. umbrageousness Shaft, shaft s. an arrow; a deep perpen- Shagged, shagged) a. hairy; rough, Shamelessly, shame'lês-lè ad. impudently, Shank, shangk s. that part of the leg which Shark, shark s. a voracious sea-fish; a Sharp, sharp a.keen, piercing; inventive; Fate, far, fall, fåt-iné, mêt-pine, pin-nỏ, môve, Sharpiess, sharp'nes s. keenness; sour- Shelly, shel'lè a. abounding with shells ness, ingenuity [desirous Shelter, shel tår s. a cover from any exterSharp-set, sharp-sêt' a. eager, vehemently nal injury or violence; security Sharp-sighted, sharp-sl'ted a.having quick Shelter, shel'tår v. a. to defend, to protect sight [pieces; to dissipate Shelving, shelving a. sloping, inclining Shatter, shât'tår v. a. to break into many Shepherd, shêp'půrd s. one who tends Shave, shave v. a. to pare off with a rá- sheep [tends sheep zor; to cut in thin slices Sheperdess, shep'pår-dês s. a woman that Shaver, sha'vůr s. a man that practises the Sherbet, sher-bết' s. the juice of lemons or art of shaving [from any body oranges mixed with water and sugar Shaving, sha'ving s. a thin slice pared off Sherd, sherd s. the fragment of broken Shawm, shawm s. a hautboy, a coronet earthenware She, sheè pron. the female pronoun de-Sheriff, sher'if s. an officer to whom is inmonstrative; the woman before men- trusted in each county the execution of tioned [bound together the laws [risdiction of a sheriff Sheaf, shefe s. a bundle of stalks of corn Sheriffalty, sher'if-al-te s. the office or juShear, shère v. a. to clip or cut Sherry, sher're s. a kind of Spanish wine Shears, sherz s. an instrument to cut, con- Shield, sheeld s. a buckler; defence sisting of two blades moving on a pin Shield, shèèld v. a. to defend, to protect Sheath, sheth s. the scabbard of a weapon Shift, shift v. a. to change, to alter; to Sheath, sheтHv.a.to enclose in a sheath Sheathe, transfer Shift, shift s. expedient; last resource; Shed, shed v. a. to effuse, to spill artifice; evasion; a woman's linen Shed, shed s. a slight temporary covering Shifter, shift'år s. a man of artifice [live Sheen, sheen s. brightness, splendour Shiftless,shift les a.wanting means to act or Sheep, sheep s. the animal that bears wool Shilling, shilling s. a silver coin, value Sheepcot, sheep'kôt s. little enclosure for twelve pence sheep [sheep are enclosed Shily, shilè ad. not frankly Sheepfold, sheep'fold s. the place where Shin, shin s. the forepart of the leg Sheepish, sheep'ish a. bashful; diffident Shine, shine v. a. pret. I shone, I have shone; Sheepishness, sheep'ish-nës s. bashfulness sometimes I shined, I have shined; to Sheepshearing, sheep sheer-ing s. the time glitter; to be splendid; to be propiof shearing sheep tious [miliar Sheep's-eye, sheèps-l' s. a modest diffident Shiness, shi'nes s. unwillingness to be faSheepwalk,sheep'wȧwks.pasture for sheep Shingle, shing'gl s. a thin board to cover Sheer, shère a. pure, clear [look houses Sheet, sheet s. linen of a bed; sail; as Shingles, shing'glz s. a kind of tetter or much paper as is made in one body; herpes that spreads itself round the any thing expanded Shekel, shek'kl s. a Jewish coin, in value about two shillings and sixpence loins [tion Shiny, shi'ne a. bright, luminous Ship, ship s. a large vessel made to pass Shelf, shelf s. a board fixed against a sup- over the sea with sails porter, so that any thing may be placed Ship, ship v. a. to put into a ship upon it; a sandbank in the sea, a rock Shipping, ship'ping s. vessels of naviga under shallow water Shipwreck, ship'rek s. the destruction of ships by rocks or shelves; destruction Shipwreck, ship'rêk v. a. to destroy by dashing on rocks or shallows Shell, shel s. the hard covering of any thing, the external crust Shell, shel v. a. to take out of the shell Shellfish, shel fish s. fish invested with a Shipwright, ship'rite s. a builder of ships; hard covering Shire, shère s. a county nôr, nôt-tùbe, tåb, bûli—öîl-pound-thin, THIS. Shirt, shårt s. the under linen garment of Shortsightedness, short-sl′tẻd-nės s.myopy a man Shirtless, shart'lês a. wanting a shirt Shot,shot s. the flight of a shot; the small pellets for the charge of a gun; a sum charged, a reckoning Shotfree, shot frèè a. clear of reckoning Shotten,shot'tn a.having ejected the spawn Should, shůd s. a kind of auxiliary verb used in the subjunctive mood Shoulder, shòl'dår s. the joint which con nects the arm to the body; the upper joint of the fore leg of a beast Shoulder, shól'dår v. a. to push with insolence; to put upon the shoulder Shout, shout v. n. to cry in triumph or ex ultation [of triumph or exultation Shoe, shoo v.a. pret. I shod; part. pass. shod; Shout, sh3ût s. a loud and vehement cry to fit the foot with a shoe [shoes Shove,shův v. a. to push by main strength; Shoeboy, shoô'bỏẻ s. a boy that cleans to rush against corn in putting on a shoe Shoeing-horn, shỏỏ'ing-hörn s. a horn used Shove, shiv s. the act of shoving, a push [shoes Shovel, shův vl s. an instrument consisting of a long handle and broad blade with raised edges a [a shovel Shovel, shav'vi v. a. to throw or heap with Show, shỏ v. a. to exhibit to view; to direct; to teach [pearance; exhibition Show, sho s. a spectacle; external apShower, shoå'år s. a fall of rain; liberal distribution Shower, shou'ûr v. a. to wet; to pour down Shoemaker,shoô'må-kår s. one who makes Shog, shog s. violent concussion Shone, shon the pret of shine Shook, shook the pret. of shake Shoot, shoot v. a. to discharge from a bow or gun; to let off; to emit Shoot, shoot v. n. to germinate, to feel quick pain [main stock Shoot, shoot s. a branch issuing from the Shooter, shoot'år s. one that shoots Shop, shop s. a place for sale or work Shrank, shrank the pret. of shrink Shopboard, shop'bord s. bench on which Shred, shred v. a. to cut into small pieces any work is done [sells in a shop Shred, shred s. a small piece cut off; a Shopkeeper, shop'kèèp-ûr s. a trader who fragment Shopman, shop'man s. one who serves in a Shrew,shroo s. a peevish turbulent woman shop [bank of a river; a buttress Shrewd, shrood a.maliciously sly,cunning Shore, shore s. the coast of the sea; the Shrewdly,shro3d lead.mischievously; slily Shore, shore v. a. to prop, to support Shrewdness,shrood'ness.sly cunning,archShoveless, shore'lês a. having no coast [lately; to scream Shorn, shorne the part. pass. of shear Shriek, shreek v. n. to cry out inarticuShort, short a. not long; defective; scan-Shriek, shreek s. an inarticulate cry of anShort, short ad. not long [ty; brittle guish or horrour [sound Shorten, shor'tu v. a. to make short; to Shrill, shril a. piercing or tremulous in Shrilly, shril'lè ad. with a shrill noise Shorthand, short’hând s. a method of wri- Shrillness, shrîl'nês s. the quality of being ting in compendious characters Shortly, short'le ad. quickly, briefly Shrimp,shrimp s.a small shellfish; a dwarf Shortness, short'nês s. the quality of being Shrine, shrine s.a case in which something short [far sacred is reposited contract ness shrill Shortsighted, short-sl'têd a. unable to see Shrink shrink v. n. pret. shrunk, or shrank Fate, får, fåll, fåt-mé, mêt-pine, pin-nỏ, mỏve, part. shrunken; to contract itself into less Sideboard, side'bord s. a side-table for room, to shrivel; to fall back as from conveniencies [in front, not direct danger [kles Sidelong, side long a. lateral, obliqe, not Shrivel, skriv'vl v. a. to contract into wrin-Sidelong, side'long ad. laterally, obliquely Shroud, shroud s. the dress of the dead; Sideral, sid dêr-âl a. starry, astral rope that supports the mast Sideration, sid-dêr-à'shůn s. a blast,sudden [horseback Shroud, shroud v. a. to shelter, to cover deprivation of sense Shrovetuesday, shròve-tuze'de) before Ash-wednesday Sidesaddle,side'sâd-dl s.a woman's seat on s.the day Sidesman, sidz'man s. an assistant to the Shrub, shrub s. a small tree; spirit, acid, and sugar mixed Shrubby, shrub'bè a. full of shrubs churchwardens Sideways, side'waze ad. on one side Siege, sedje s. the act of besetting a fortiShrug, shrug v. a. to contract or draw up Sieve, siv s. a bolter, a searce [fied place Shrug, shrug s. a motion of the shoulders Sift, sift v. a. to separate by a sieve usually expressing dislike [shrink Sigh, sv. n. to emit the breath audibly Shrunk, shrunk the pret, and part. pass. of Sigh, si s. a violent and audible emission Shrunken,shrunk kn the part pass.of shrink of breath [ledge; eye; show Shudder, shůd'dår v. a. to quake with fear Sight,site s.perception by the eye; knowShuffle, shuf'fl v. a. to throw into disorder; Sightless, site lês a. wanting sight to change the position of cards Sightly, site'lè a. pleasing to the eye Shuffle, shuffl v. n. to play mean tricks, to Sign, sine s. a token; a miracle; a conevade fair questions; to move with an stellation in the zodiack irregular gate Shuffle, shuffls. a trick, an artifice Shun, shin v. a. to avoid, to decline [or seal Sign, sine v. a. to mark; to ratify by hand Signal, sig nål s. a sign that gives notice Signal, sig'nål a. eminent, remarkable Signalize, sig'nal-ize v. a. to make eminent Signally, signal-é ad. eminently Signature, sig'nâ-túre s.a sign or mark impressed upon any thing,a stamp [a king Signet,sig'net s.a seal; the seal-manual of Significancy, sig-nif fé-kân-sè s. meaning Significant, sig-nif'fe-kânt a. expressive of something beyond the external mark; betokening; important [of expression Significantly,sig-nif fè-kânt-lead.with force Signification, sig-nif-fè-kå'shůn s.meaning expressed by a sign or word Signify, signe-fi v. a. to mean; to import Sicken, sik'kn v. a. to make sick [gusted Signiory, sene'yo-ré s. lordship, dominion Sicken, sik'kn v.n.to grow sick; to be dis-Sigupost, sine'post s. that upon which a Sickle, sik'kl s. the hook to cut corn [ness sign hangs [stillness Sickliness, sik'le-nês s. disposition to sick-Silence, silense s. habitual taciturnity; Sickly, sik lè a. not healthy; faint, languid Silence, sllense int. an authoritative reSickness, sik'nês s. state of being diseas-straint of speech Shuttlecock,shuttl-kôk s.a cork stuck with ed; malady Side, side s. the part of animals fortified] Silence, slénse r. a. to still, to oblige to hold peace Silent, silent a. not speaking; still Silently, silent-le ad. without speech; without noise |