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An essay towards a real character, and a philosophical language by John Wilkins ...
Author
Wilkins, John, 1614-1672.
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London :: Printed for Sa. Gellibrand, and for John Martyn ...,
1668.
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Language and languages -- Early works to 1800.
Philosophy -- Miscellanea -- Early works to 1800.
Grammar, Comparative and general.
Language and languages -- Philosophy -- Early works to 1800.
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S.
SAbbath,
  • Day of rest]
  • Festivity]
  • sp. Weekly]
Iewish
—[The 7th. day of the week]
  • Christian— [The first day of the week]
Sabbatical year,
[7th year]
Sable.
  • [Black Martin]
  • [Skin of Black Martin]
  • [Black]
Sacerdota••,
[adj. Priest]
Sack,
[Bag (augm.]
  • [Course hairy-cloth]
    • —cloth.
  • [Spanish Wine]
  • to— [Spoile] RM. II. 5. E.
Sackbut.
 
Sachel,
[bag (dim.]
Sachettus.
Fi. V. 10. A.
Sacrament.
RE. VI. 4.
  • the— [Eucharist]
Sacred,
  • Holy]
  • Consecrated]
Sacrifice.
RE. VI. 3.
••••criledge,
  • Theft of con∣secrated (things]
  • Robbery of con∣secrated (things]
Sad.
  • —Disposition]
  • [adj. Melancholy]
  • [adj. Seriousness]
  • [adj.
    • Dulness]
    • Lumpishness]
  • [adj. Grief]
  • —color,
    • Dark
    • Black
    (dim.]
  • —bread, [Dense (exc.]
Saddle.
Po. V. 8.
  • —backt, [Hollow backed]
  • —tree, [adj. wood (part) of S.]
  • Pack— [Saddle for burdens (augm.]
Saddler,
[adj. Saddle (mech.]
Safe.
  • [adj. Safety]
    • —and sound,
      • Healthy]
      • Whole]
    • —Conduct
      • Compact of safe return (pot.]
      • Licence for safe passing]
    • —guard, [Safety]
    • Womans— [Uppermost adj. riding (vest) of woman]
  • a— [Box]
Safety.
T. V. 3.
Saffron,
[Crocus] HL. IV. 7. A.
  • bastard— HF. III. 5.
  • meadow— HL. IV. 7.
Sag,
[Move (dim.]
  • sp. backward]
Sagacity.
Ha. III. 1.
Sagapenum,
[Concrete juice of Giant Fennel]
Sage.
  • Herb. HF. VI. 1.
    • —of Ierusalem. HL. IX. 3.
    • Wood— HF. VII. A.
  • [adj.
    • Wise]
    • Sober]
Sagittarius,
[Ninth of the 12 parts of the Zodiac]
Say.
  • to—
    • [Speak] AC. III. 1.

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Saying,
  • adj. Spoken (thing]
  • Sentence]
Sail.
  • a—
    • of Ship, &c. RN. II. 6.
    • —yard. RN. III. 2.
    • main— [Principal S. of Ship.]
    • mizzen— [S. of hinder (part) of Ship]
    • Sprit— [S. of forepart of ship]
    • top,— [Highest S.]
    • hoise— [Up-lift S.]
    • strike— [a. fall the S.]
  • [Ship]
  • to— Mo. II. 7. A.
Sailer.
RN. V. 8.
Saim,
[Soft fat of hog]
Sainfom.
HS. III. 5. A.
Saint.
RE. III. 5.
  • —s bell.
Sake
[end] T. II. 6.
  • for the—of. Prop. I. 2. A.
Saker.
  • Hawk.
  • Ordinance.
Sal,
vide Salt.
  • —armoniac. St. V. 6.
  • —Gemma. St. V. 2. A.
Salable,
[adj. p. Sell (apt.]
Salacity,
[Lust (Pron.]
Salad.
  • [Sawce of herbs]
  • [adj. head (armor]
Salamander.
  • Land— Be. VI. 5.
  • Water— Be. VI. 5. A.
Salary,
[Wages]
Sale,
[Sell.]
Saleable,
(Fit to) adj. p. Sell (apt.]
Saligot.
[Water-Nut]
Saline,
  • [adj.
    • Salt]
    • Saltishness]
Salivate,
  • Spit (make]
  • Drivel (make]
Sallet,
vid. Salad.
Sally.
RM. I. 6. A.
Sallow.
  • Tree. Tr. VI. 9. A.
  • Color, [yellow (dim.) adj. Sallow (like]
Salmon.
Fi. IX. 2.
Salomons Seal.
HL. VII. 7.
Salpa.
Fi. V. 2. A.
Salt,
vid. Sal.
  • Subst. St. V. 1. A.
    • —Armoniac. St. V. 6.
    • —Peeter, [Nitre] St. V. 1.
    • —wort, [Gl••sswort]
    • Bay— [Coursest S. (kind]
    • Drinous— St. V. 5.
  • Vessel.
    • —Sellar, [adj. Table, adj. Salt vessel]
    • Trencher— [adj. Trencher. adj. Salt (vessel]
  • adj.
    • —taste, [adj. Q. IV. 5.
    • —Marshes, [Marshes]
Saltive.
 
Salve.
Pr. VI. 4.
  • to— [a. sound (make]
Salvation.
  • [Deliverance]
  • [Safety]
  • Everlasting bliss. Ha. I. 4.
Salvediction.
AC. V. 8.
Salvo,
  • Exempting]
  • Exception]
Salute.
AC. V. 3.
  • —at meeting. AC. V. 8.
  • —at parting. AC. V. 8. A.
Samarre,
[Upper most loose adj. Woman (vest]
Same.
Pron▪ II. 2.
  • —ness, [Identity]
  • of the—time, [Simultaneous]
Samphier.
HF. V. ••. A.
  • Golden flowred— HF. III. 10. A,
Sample
Exemplar. T. II. 3.
Sampler
Exemplar. T. II. 3.
Sanamunda.
Sh. VI. 2.
Sanctifie.
  • [adj. Holiness (make]
  • [Consecrate]
Sanction,
  • Law]
  • Edict]
Sanctity,
[Holiness]
Sanctuary.
  • [Temple]
    • sp. Inner (part) of it]
  • [adj. a. Safety (place) for of∣fenders]
Sand.
St. I. 8.
  • —eeles. Fi. VI. 4. A.
  • the—s, Strand. W. III. 6.
  • Quick—s. W. III.7.
  • —blind.
Sandal,
[Lamin for the bottom of foot]
Sandarach.
St. VI. 5.
Sanders.
  • Red— Tr. VII. 3.
  • Yellow— Tr. VII. 3. A.
Sandover,
[Scum of glass]
Sanguin.
  • [adj. Blood] PG. I. 6.
  • [Merry]
Sanguinary,
[adj. a. RJ. III.]
Sanhedrin,
[Council]
Sanicle.
HL. VI. 9.
  • bears ear— HS. VIII. 3.
  • Spotted— HL. VIII. 4.
  • Yorkshire— [Butterwort] HL. VI. 7.
Sanity.
  • [Health]
  • [Soundness]
Sap.
  • Subst.
    • [Juice] PP. I. 7.
    • —of tree, [adj. juice (part) of tree]
  • to— [Undermine]
Saphena vein,
[Vein at the An∣kle]
Saphire.
St. IV. 5.
  • White— St. IV. 1. A.
Sapience,
[Wisdom]
Saphic.
 
Saracens Con••ound
[Comfrey] HL. IX. 4.
Sarcasm.
[Mock]
Sarcocolla.
Tr. VIII. 2. A.
Sarda,
[Chalcis] Fi. III. 12. A.
Sardius.
St. III. 3.
Sardonix.
 
Sarg••s.
Fi. V. 3.
Sarplier,,
[adj. packing cloth]
Sarsaparilla,
[Root of herb▪ like pricking Bindweed]
Sartorian Operation.
O. V.
Sassafras.
Tr. III. 10.
Satan,
[Devil] W. I. 2. O.
Sate.
AC. VI. 5. A.
Sated,
[adj. p. fill
  • (augm.]
  • (exc.]
Satelles.
W. II. 8. A.
Saterday,
[Seventh day]
Satiate,
[a. Sufficience]
Satiety,
[a. Sufficience]
Satisfaction.
  • [Sufficience]
  • Mind-quieting. AS. III. 5.
  • [Conviction]
  • [Payment]
  • [Restitution]
Satisfy,
[a. Satisfaction]
Sattin.
  • [Smooth shining Silk]
  • Herb [Bulbonach] HS. VI. 2.
Saturn.
W. II. 4.
Satyr.
  • [adj.
    • Mocking
    • Reproving
    Verse (aggr.]
  • [Baboon] Be. III. 1.
Saty••ion,
[Orchis] HL. IV. 8.
Savage,
  • Fierce]
  • Cruel]
Sauce.
Pr. II. 2.
Sauce alone
HS. IV. 8.
Saucer,
[Shallow dish]
  • sp. for Sauce]
Saucy,
  • Impudent]
  • ••reverent]
Saucidge,
vid. Sausage.
Save.
  • General.
    • —from danger, [a. Safety] T. V. 3.
    • —from
      • loss Preserve] AS.
      • hurt I. 4.
        • —one's oath, [pr▪ himself from perjury]
      • incumbent, [Deliver] AS. I. 5.
      • imminent.
        • as to it, [prevent] TA. III. 9.
        • as to him
          • Defend] ••O. VI. 5.
          • Protect] a. Man. VI. 4

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Savin.
Sh. III. 10. A.
Saving,
vid. Save.
Savingness,
[Frugality]
Savior,
[adj. a Save (person]
Savor.
  • [Tast] Q. IV.
  • [Smell] Q. IV. A.
Savory.
  • [adj. Savor (pers.
  • Winter— HF. VI. 7. A.
Saurus.
Fi. IV. 7. A.
Sausage,
[Pudding of minced Hogg's flesh]
Saw.
  • to— O. IV. 3. A.
  • —dust, [Powder made by Pawing]
  • a—
    • [adj. Sawing (instr.]
      • —wort. HF. III. 3.
      • Fish. Fi. I. 2.
  • an old— [Adage]
  • I—[I am adj. pret. See]
Sawyer,
[adj. Sawing (mech.]
Saxifr••ge.
  • Burnet— HF. IV. 12.
  • Golden— HL. VI. 10. A.
  • White— HL. VI. 10.
Scab.
S. III. 1. A.
Scabbard,
[Case for Sword]
Scab••ous.
HF. II. 13.
Scaffold.
Po. II. 6. A.
Scalad••,
[Storming with Lad∣ders]
Scalde.
  • [a. Heat (excess] sp. with Li∣quor]
  • [Un-a.
    • skin
    • feather
    • hair
      • with hot
      • liquor.]
  • —head, [Un-haired head]
    • sp. with scurf]
Scale.
  • —of fish. PP. IV. 1.
  • —of bone,
    • [Scale
    • (like)
      • Fragment
      • Chip of bone]
  • —of metal. Met. IV. 3.
    • to— [Un-adj. a. Scale]
  • [Dish of the librating (jug.]
    • Pair of—s, [Librating (jug.]
  • [Ladder]
    • —as of miles, &c. [Line adj. p. part for measuring di∣stances]
      • to—
        • Climb]
        • Storm]
          • sp. with Ladder.]
Scallion,
[Onion (dim.]
Scalp,
[Pate] PG. III. 1. A.
  • —ing iron, [adj. Iron. adj.
  • Scratching (instr.]
Scamble.
  • [Catch (end) adv. Confu∣sion]
  • [a. Confusion by curting (corr.]
Scamony.
HS. VII. 6. A.
Scan.
  • Consider]
  • Examin]
  • —verse [a. M••••sure v.]
Scandal,
  • Tempting]
  • Occasioning
    • to sin]
Scandalous.
RE. III. 5. O.
Scant,
  • [adj.
    • Scarcity]
    • Deficience]
    • Narrowness]
  • adv. [Scarce] adv. V. 2.
Scantling.
  • [Little]
  • [Say] TM. VI. 2.
  • [Measure] Mea. II.
  • [Proportion]
Scape,
[Escape]
  • a— [Fart]
Scapula,
[Shoulder] PG. IV. I.
Scar,
[pret. p. Wound (sign]
Scarab
Ex. V.
Scarabee
  • Ex. V.
    • great water— Ex. V. 8.
    • little water— Ex. V. 8. A.
Scarce.
  • [adj.
    • Scarcity]
    • Seldomness]
    • Rareness]
  • [adv.
    • Adv. V. 2.]
    • adv. Difficulty]
Scarcity.
TM. I. 2. D.
Scare,
[a. Fear]
  • —crow, [adj. Vanity (thing) for a. fear]
Scarf.
Pr. IV. 6. A.
Scarlet,
[Bright red]
  • —Oke, [Holm]
Scorrifie.
Mo. IV. 6. A.
Scatches,
[Leg-lengthning sticks]
Scate.
Fi. II. 5.
Scath,
[Hurt]
Scatter.
O. II. 5. O.
  • Come in—ing, [Come (segr.]
Scavel,
[adj. hungry (exc.]
Scavinger,
[adj. a. Cleanliness (Off.) of streets]
Sceleton,
[Frame of dead bones]
Scene.
  • [a. Player (room]
    • [The place represented]
      • [The home of any action]
  • [Chapter of adj. p. Player (thing]
Scepter,
[adj. King (sign) Stick]
Sceptic,
  • [adj.
    • Incredulity]
    • Doubting (apt.]
Schedule,
[Paper (lam.]
Scheme,
[Figure]
  • sp.
    • Lined]
    • Pictured]
Schism,
[Schismatic (thing]
Schismatic.
RE. III. 2. O.
Scholar.
  • [Learner]
  • [adj. Learning (person]
  • —of a Colledge, [S••pe••diated Learner]
  • —ship, [Learning]
Scholastic,
[Learned (like]
Scholast,
[adj. a Commentary (dim.]
School.
  • Greater place, [University]
  • —man, [adj. University Di∣vine]
  • Lesser place, [RC. III. ••. A.]
  • —boy, [Learner at School]
  • —master, [Teacher of School]
  • [Sect]
Schreight,
[Missle bild] ••l. III. 3.
Sciatic••,
[Gout in the Hip]
Science,
[Ha. VI. 1. A.
  • Liberal— [adj. Learning Sci∣ence]
Scimiter,
[Crooked Sword]
Scink,
[Small-headed Lizard (kind]
Scintilla volantes.
El. ••. ••. A.
Sciolist,
[adj. Science (dim.]
Scion,
[Branch] PP. I. 3.
Schir••bus.
S. III. 4. A.
Scissors,
[adj. Clipping instr.
Scecheon,
vid. Sc••••cheo••.
Scoff,
  • Reproch]
  • Mock]
Scold,
  • a. Contention (voice]
  • Reprove (ex••••]
Scole,
[Fishes (aggr.]
Scolop.
Ex. VIII. 5.
Scolopendra.
Ex. II. 10.
Sconse.
  • [Mult]
  • Military place. RM. ••I. 2.
  • [adj. Hanging adj. supporting (instr.) for Candle]
  • Pate]
  • adj. Head (vest]
Scoop,
Pr. V. 7. A.
Scope.
  • End] T. II. 6.
  • Object] T. VI. 2.
  • Liberty Sufficient]
  • Space Sufficient]
  • Place Sufficient]
Scorbutica
[Scurvy]
Scorch,
  • [adj. a.
    • Fire
    • Heat (exc.
    the out∣side]
Scordium.
HF. VII. 8.
Score.
  • [adj. Reckoning (thing]
    • [Stick notched (freq.) for reckoning]
      • in— [Debtor]
      • upon -[Debtor]
      • —up.
        • quit—s ▪ [Ballancing]
    • [Twenty]
Scoria.
Met. IV. 3.

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Scorn,
  • Contemn] AS. IV. 2.
  • a. Indignation]
Scornfulness,
[Superciliousness]
Scorpana.
Fi. IV. 11. A.
Scorpi••ides.
Fi. III. 14. A.
Scorpion.
Ex. II. 5. A.
  • —grass. HS. III. 12.
  • water— Ex. I. 9.
  • Fish.
    • greater— Fi. V. 6.
    • lesser— Fi. V. 6. A.
    • Constellation [8th. (part) of the Zodiac.]
Scot.
  • [Shot]
  • [Tax]
Scotfree.
  • [adj. p. Immunity from pay∣ment]
  • [not-adj. p.
    • Hurt]
    • Punishment]
Scotomy,
[Vertigo] S. IV. 5.
Scoul,
[Lowring]
Scoundrel,
[adj. Sorry (person]
Scour.
  • a— [Shallow (part) of swift river]
  • to—
    • Wash (augm.]
    • Rub (augm.]
  • [adj. a.
    • Purity]
    • Brightness]
      • sp. by
        • Washing (augm.
        • Rubbing (augm.
    • [Dung (exc.]
Scourge,
[Whip]
  • a— [adj. Whipping (instr.]
Scourse,
[Exchange]
Scout.
RM. III. 5.
Scrag,
  • Tooth]
  • Rough protuberance]
Scraggy,
[Lea•• (augm.]
Scray,
[Sea Swallow] Bi. IX. 9. A.
Scrall,
[Write (corr.]
Scramble,
[Climbe (corr.]
Scrap,
  • Residue]
  • Fragment]
Scrape,
  • Rub]
  • Scratch]
  • Shave (corr.]
  • —for favour, [Fawning]
  • —out,
    • Spoil
    • as Nothing
      • by scrat∣ching]
  • —together, [Gather
    • adv. Scraping∣ness]
    • Rapacious∣ly.]
  • a— [Trap]
Scrapingness.
Man. III. 2. E.
Scra••,
[Of both sexes]
Scratch.
AC. II. 6. A.
  • the—es [Disease in horse's heels]
Scrawl,
[Writing (corr.]
Scream,
  • Acute Voice (augm.]
  • Exclamation
Screech,
[v. acute exclamation (augm.]
  • —Owl, [Owl]
Screeking,
[acute sound of Solids rubbing together]
Screen,
[adj. a. shadow (jug.]
Screw,
vid. Scrue.
Scribble,
[Write (corr.] sp. swift∣ly]
Scribe,
  • Notary
  • adj. writing (Off.]
Scrip,
[Bag]
Scripture.
RE. VI. 1.
Scrivener,
[adj. Writing (mech.]
Scrole,
[Paper (Iam.]
  • [Catalogue]
Scrophula,
[King's Evil]
Scrophularia,
[Pilewort]
Scrue.
O. I. 6.
  • —into, [Into-wriggle]
  • —out, [Obtain by-a. Craft]
Scrub,
[Rub (augm.]
  • a— [Sorry (person]
Scruple.
  • Weight. Mea. III. 2.
  • [Doubt (dim.]
  • practical. AS. III. 5. O. (Pron.]
Scrupulousness,
  • Doubting
  • Scruple
  • Incredulity]
Scrutiny,
  • Inquisition]
  • Examining]
Scud,
[v. Ition swiftly]
Scuffle,
[Confused
  • Mutiny]
  • fighting (dim.]
Scull.
  • [Bone of
    • Head]
    • Pate]
      • [adj.
        • Head (armor]
        • Pa••e (armor]
  • —of fish, [Fishes (aggr.]
Sculk,
[v. Concealing]
Sculler,
[Boat adj. p. Oa•• by one man]
Scullory,
[adj. Washing (room) of adj. Cookery vessel]
Scullion,
[Cook's Servant]
Sculpture,
[Carving]
Scum.
TM. VI. 3.
  • a— [Sorry (person]
Scummer,
[Spoon for taking away the Scum]
  • to— [Dung]
Scooper.
RN. II. 7. A.
Scurf.
S. II. 6. A.
Scurrility.
Man. IV. 9. F.
Scurvy.
  • Disease. S. VI. 4.
  • —grass. HL. VI. 13.
  • adj.
    • Sorry]
    • Evil]
Scut,
[Tail] PP. VI. 6. A.
Scutcheon.
  • [Picture of shield]
    • [Area of painted degree]
    • —in building. (sign]
Scuttle.
  • [Basket]
  • —of Ship. RN. II. 6. A.
  • to—water, [Un-defile w. by motion]
Sea.
W. IV. A.
  • —bat, [Flying fish]
  • —bells HL. VI. 13. A.
  • —bindweed HL. VI. 13. A.
  • —Calf. Be. V. 3. A.
  • —Card.
  • —Coast, [adj. Shore Coun∣trey.]
  • —Cob. Bi. IX. 9.
  • —Cole.
    • Herb. HE. VI. 13. A.
    • Stone. St. VI. 3. A.
  • —Coot.
  • —Cormoran••••
  • —Devil. Fi. II. 4. A.
  • —dragon. Fi. IV. 8.
  • —drake, [Cormorant]
  • —ear.
    • Animal. Ex. VII. 8.
    • Plant. HL. I. 13.
  • —fan. HL. I. 15.
  • —fa••ing man. RN. V.
  • —frog. Fi. II. 4. A.
  • —grass. HL. I. 14.
  • —green, [Green adj. Sea (like]
  • —gull. Bi. IX. 9.
  • —hog, [Porpois]
  • —lettice. HL. I. 12.
  • —man. RN. V.
  • —mew. Bi. IX. 9.
  • —moss. HL. I. 12.
  • —navelwort. HL. I. 11. A.
  • —nettle. Ex. IX. 6. A.
  • —onion. HL. IV. 13.
  • —raven, [Cormorant]
  • —sick, [Sick through motion upon the sea.]
  • —swallow. Bi. IX. 9. A.
  • —toad. Fi. II. 4. A.
  • —weed, [S. moss]
  • —withywinde. HI. VI. 13. A.
  • arm of the—
  • [Bay] W. IV. 4.
  • [Fretum] W. IV. 5.
  • calm— W. IV. 1.
  • narrow— [Fretum] W. IV. 5.
Seal,
[adj. RC. VI. 5. (instr.]
  • Fish, [Sea-calf] Be. V. 3. A.
Sealing.
RC. VI. 5. A.
Seam,
  • [adj. p. sowing (thing]
    • —of the head.
    • —of Ship. RN. II. 8.
  • [Hog's fat]
Seamster,
[adj. Sowing (mech.]
Sear,
[Dry (exc.]
  • to— [Harden with a. fire]
    • —ed Conscience, [Unconsci∣onableness.]
Searce,
[Sift] O. VI. 1. A.
  • [adj. Sift (instr.]
Search.
  • [Seek]
  • [a. Inquisition]
  • [Try]
    • Transc. TA. II. 5. A.
    • Judic. RJ. II. 4. A.
  • —ing, [Sagacity]
Season.
  • [Time]
    • adj. Congruity (time]
    • Time (perf.]
    • in— [adv. Perfect]
    • out of - [adv. Corrupt]
  • —of the year, [Year (part]
    • sp. adj. Congruity]
  • to—
    • a. Salt] Q. IV. 5.
    • a. Condite] Pr. III. 9. A.
Seasonable,
[adj. Season]
Seat.

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    Sebesten.
    Tr. II. 5. A.
    Secant.
    Mag. II. 4.
    Secession,
    [Separation]
    Seclude,
    • Out-shut
    • Exempt
    • Except
    Second.
    • [adj. Two]
      • Every— [Every adv. turn adj. two]
    • Subst.
      • —of a degree.
      • in Magn [3600th (part) of a Degree]
      • in Time, [60th part of a Mi∣nute]
      • [adj. Acces∣soriness,
        • Fighter]
        • Speaker]
        • Doer of any thing]
    • to— [Do any thing adv.
      • Accessoriness]
      • Immediate af∣ter]
    Secondary,
    [adj. Two (kind]
    Secondine.
    PP. VI. 7. A.
    Secre∣cy,
    • Concealing]
    • Taciturnity]
    Secret.
    • Concealed]
    • adj. p. Taciturnity]
    Secreta∣ry,
    • Notary]
    • adj. Writing (Off.]
    Sect,
    • Faction]
    • Schism]
    Sectary,
    [Schismatic]
    Section,
    [adj. p. Cut (part]
    • Part of Book. D. III. 2. A.
    Sector.
     
    Secular.
    • [Temporal] RE. O.
    • [Laic] RE. II. O.
    • [Not-regular. RO. IV. 6.]
    Secundine.
    PP. VI. 7. A.
    Secure.
    • [Safe]
    • Confident]
    • Assured]
    • Fearless]
    • Heedless]
    • Careless]
    • to—
      • [a. Security]
      • [a. Imprisonment]
    Security,
    • Safety]
    • Confidence]
    • &c.
    • Sponsion]
    • Morgage]
    Sedan.
    Po. V. 3.
    Sedate,
    [adj. p.
    • Quiet]
    • Content]
    • Satisfaction]
    Sedentary,
    [adj. Sitting]
    Sedge,
    • Flagg]
    • Reed]
    Sediment.
    TM. VI. 3. A.
    Sedition.
    RJ. III. 3. A.
    Seduce.
    RO. VI. 1. O.
    Sedulity,
    [Diligence]
    See.
    • v. Sight]
    • a. Heedfulness]
    • —to, [a. Heedfulness]
    • —you do it, [a. Heedfulness that you do it]
    • fair to—to, [Beautiful]
    • go to— [Visit]
    • a— [Bishops City]
    Seed.
    • —of Plants. PP. III. 6.
    • —plot, [adj. p. Sowing (place]
    • —time, [adj. Sowing (time]
    • run to, [a. Seed]
    • —of Animal. PG. I. 4.
    Seeing.
    • Sight. NP. III. 1.
    • [adj. a. Sight]
    • —that, [Whereas]
    Seek.
    TA. I. 7.
    • —to do
      • Inquisition to do]
      • Design to do]
      • Endeavour to do]
    • —to him, [Intreat him]
    Seeling.
    • of Room. Po. III. 8. A.
    • of Ship, [Heeling] RN. VI.7.
    • —birds eye, [Sow together the Eyelids]
    Seem.
    TA. I. 9. A.
    Seem∣ly,
    • Beautiful]
    • Decent]
    Seen,
    [adj. p. Sight]
    • to be—
      • Shew]
      • Manifest]
    • by
      • Shew]
      • Manifest]
    • well—in, [Skilled (perf.]
    Seer,
    [Prophet]
    Seeth,
    [Boyl]
    • —over, [Spill by Seething]
    Segment,
    [From-adj. p. Cut (part]
    Segregate.
    TM. III. 6.
    • —ing, [Separate] TA. II. 1. O.
    Seigniory,
    [Magistrate (place]
    Seise,
    • Take to possess]
    • Arrest]
    Seizin.
    RC. V. 8. A.
    Seldom.
    Sp. I. 7. O.
    • [Rare] Sp. II. 6. O.
    Select,
    [Elect]
    Selenite.
    St. II. 5.
    Sell.
    RC. V. 3.
    Self.
    • him— [Him him]
      • beside -[adj.
        • Dotage]
        • Frenzy]
        • Madness]
    • my— [Me me]
    • thy— [Thee thee]
      • by it— [Solitary]
      • he is him— [He is
        • adj. Understand∣ing (perf.]
        • In State (perf.]
    Selfconceit,
    • Pride]
    • Esteem (exc.) of self]
    Selfdenial.
    Ha. V. 3.
    Selfends,
    [Selfishness]
    Selfheal.
    HF. VII. 16.
    Selfishness.
    Ha. V. 3. O.
    Selflove,
    [Love of Self]
    Selfwill,
    • Disobedience]
    • Contumacy]
    • Pertinacy]
    Selvage,
    [Margin of ••loth]
    Semblable,
    [Like]
    Semblably,
    • So]
    • Also]
    • Accordingly]
    Semblance,
    • Seeming]
    • Likeness]
    Sembreef.
     
    Semicircle,
    [Half Circle]
    Semicolon.
    D. I. 5. A.
    Seminary.
    • [Seed (place]
    • [Education (place]
    Semination,
    [Sowing]
    Sena.
    Sh. IV. 4.
    • bastard— Sh. IV. 4. A.
    Senary,
    [Six]
    Senate,
    [Council]
    Send.
    TA. VI. 4.
    • —for one, [Call by one sent]
    Senembi.
    Be. VI. 3. A.
    Seneschal,
    [Steward]
    Sengreen,
    [House-seek] HL. VIII.1.
    • Indented— HL. VIII. 4. A.
    Senior.
    • [More old]
    • [Superior]
      • sp. through more age]
    Sennight,
    [Week]
    Sense.
    • —of a word, [Meaning] Faculty.
      • —internal. NP. II.
        • common— NP. II. 1.
      • —external. NP. III.
        • Sp. [Feeling]
    Sensible.
    • [adj. a.
      • Common sense
      • Understanding
      (apt.
    • [adj. p.
      • Common sense
      • Understanding
      (pot.]
    • —Quality. Q.
    Sensitive.
    • —Soul. W. I. 5.
    • —faculty.
      • Internal. NP. II.
      • External. NP. III.
        • —plant. HS. III. 8. A.
    • —action. AC. II.
    Sensless.
    • [adj. Stupor]
    • [Not adj. p. Understanding (pot.]
    Sensual,
    [adj. Sensuality]
    Sensuality.
    Man. II. 1. O.
    Sent.
    • pret. Send]
    • adj. p. Send]
    • [Smell]
    Sentence.
    • [Opinion]
    • Clause. D. III. 1. A.
    • —in Court. RJ. II. 5. A.
    Sententious,
    [Abounding in short sentences.]

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    Sentiment.
    • Understanding
    • Common sense
    • Apprehension
    • Opinion
      • Sentinel RM. III. 7.
      • Sentry RM. III. 7.
    Senvi,
    [Mustard seed]
    Separate.
    TA. II. 1. O.
    • Segregate
    • Abstract
    • a. Schismatic]
    • Excommunicate]
    Separatists,
    [Schismatic]
    Sepiment.
    RM. VI. 4.
    Seps Serpt.
     
    September,
    [9th month]
    Septenary,
    [Seven]
    Septuagint,
    [Seventy Transla∣tors]
    Septuple,
    [Sevenfold]
    Sepulchre,
    [adj. Intombing
    • (thing]
    • (place]
    Sepulture,
    [Burying]
    Sequel,
    • Following]
    • Event]
    • Illation]
    Sequence,
    [Following adv. Se∣ries]
    Sequestration,
    [Depositing with not-party]
    Seraglio,
    [Palace of the Maho∣metan King]
    Seraphin,
    [Angel]
    Serenade,
    [a. Music near ones adj. sleeping (place]
    Serene.
    • Clear]
    • Bright]
    • [Gracious] adj. Man. VI. 1.
    Serjant.
    • [pursevant] RJ. III. 6.
    • —at arms, [Most adj. Superi∣ority. RJ. III. 6.]
    • — of Law, [Most adj▪ Supe∣riority Graduate of com∣mon Lawyers]
    • [Chief pleader (kind]
    • [Highest degree of Pleaders (kind]
    • —of foot. RM. III. 4.
    Series.
    TM. III. 7.
    Serinus.
    Bi. VI. 1. A.
    Seriousness.
    • The Disposition. NP. IV. 3.
    • The Vertue
      • Sobriety]
      • Gravity]
    Sermon,
    [adj.-p. Preaching (thing]
    Sermountain.
    HF. IV. 7.
    Serous,
    [adj. Serum]
    Serpent.
    Be. VI. 6.
    • Sea— Fi. VI. 2.
    Serpentine,
    [adj. Serpent]
    • —Line,
      • Spiral] Mag. III. 9.
      • Helix] Mag. III. 9. A.
    Serve.
    • [v.
      • Slave]
      • Servant]
      • Souldier]
        • —as to wages.
          • [adj. p. Hiring]
    • as to work, [a.
      • Slave]
      • Servant]
      • Souldier]
    • [a.
      • Subjection]
      • Obedience]
        • —God, [a.
          • Obedience
          • Worship
            • God]
    • [Wait]
    • Carry]
    • Deliver]
      • —Process.
      • —up to Table.
      • —wine.
    • Furnish]
    • Sell]
      • —one with ware, [Sell w. to one▪]
    • as to use, Transc.
    • [Action]
      • —one,
        • a trick
        • in his kind
    • [v. adj.
      • Adjuvant]
      • Profitable]
    • v. adj.
      • Congruous]
      • Convenient]▪
        • —when time—s.
    • [v. adj. Stead]
    • —
      • for
      • instead of
    • [v. adj.
      • Sufficience]
      • Pertinence]
    • —for such a use.
    Servant.
    RO. III. 7. O.
    • [Suitor] RO. III. 2.
    • [Beneficiary] RO. III. 8. O.
    Service.
    • [v. Servant]
    • [a. Souldier]
      • [a. Obedience]
        • divine— [d. worship]
      • Waiting.
      • first [meats (aggr. carried adv. first]
      • second [meats (aggr. carried adv. second]
      • [v. adj.
        • Adjuvant]
        • Profitable]
          • [a. Benefactor]
          • —doing one a
          • [p. Use]
    • [Berry of Service-tree]
      • —Tree. Tr. I. 4.
        • Common— Tr. I. 4. A.
    Serviceable,
    [adj. Service
    • (pot.]
    • (pron.]
    Servile,
    [adj.
    • Servant]
    • Slave]
    • Villain]
    Servingman,
    [Servant for wait∣ing]
    Servitor,
    [Servant]
    Servitude,
    [p. Slave (thing]
    Serum.
    PG. I. 2.
    Seseli,
    [Ha••twort]
    Sessions,
    [Convention] RC. III.
    • sp. for RJ.
    Set.
    • [Cause, sp. by motion]
    • to be in a Place sp. of Rest]
    • to be in a Situation sp. of Rest]
    • [Cause to be so]
    • —a copy, [a. Exemplar (make]
    • —a song, [a. Tune (make) for a s.]
    • —fast, [Fast (make]
    • —free, [a. Liberty (make]
    • —open, [Open (make]
    • —packing, [From-go (make]
    • —Right,
      • Put (perf.]
      • adj. Right (make]
    • —upright, [Upright (make]
    • Design]
    • Appoint]
      • sp. according to Con∣tract.]
    • —an allowance, [appoint an all.]
    • —a fine on, [Appoint, &c.]
    • —a form, [appoint a form]
    • [Offer]
      • sp. for p.
        • Hire]
        • Sell]
    • [Esteem] AS. II. 8.
      • —Light by, [Contemn] AS. II. 8. A.
    • a. Place]
    • Put]
      • —himself,
        • a. place h.]
        • Purpose (augm.]
    • —ones hand to
      • Put ones, &c
      • a. Adjuvant]
      • Write under]
    • -Birds observe the place of B.]
    • -Travellers, &c. observe the place of Tr.]
    • [a.
      • Scituation]
      • Figure]
        • —a bone
          • Place (perf.]
          • Situate (perf.]
        • —a bowle.
        • —a Ruff, [a.
          • Situation (perf
          • Figure (perf
    • [Motion] Mo.
      • as Current, [v. Motion]
      • as Boatman [Thrust (imp) with hands]
      • as Horse [Thrust (imp) with feet]
        • [a. ition (make]
    • [Rest] Mo. O.
      • Plant.
        • the Root. O. III. 6.
        • the Grain. O. III. 6. A.
    • [Sit (make]
    • [a.
      • Steadiness] Q. VI. 6.
      • Fastness] Q. VI 6. E.
        • —fast,
          • a. Fast (make]
          • Imprison]
    • —about
      • [a. Begin]
      • [a. Endeavour (inc.]
    • against,
      • [v. opposite]
      • [a. opposite]
    • —apart
      • a. Segregate]
      • Reserve]
      • Appropriate]
    • —aside, a. Segregate]
      • Exempt]
      • Except]
      • Reject
      • Forsake]

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    Sun—
    [Under-a. Horizon]
    • Adj.
      • Purposed]
      • Designed]
      • Appointed]
        • sp. by consent]
      • —allowance.
      • —Battle.
      • —Company.
      • —Fight.
      • —Form.
      • —Place.
      • —Price.
      • —Purpose.
      • —Resolution.
      • —Speech
      • —Time.
    • He is— [Has lost the game]
    • Sun is— [S. is under the Hori∣zon]
    • Well— [adj. p. figure (perf.]
    Setter.
    • [adj. Setting (person]
    • Theefs—spy]
    • [Dog. adj. Observing (apt.) the place of Birds]
    Settle.
    • v.
    • a.
      • Cause]
      • Confirm]
      • [adj. Permanence]
        • —ones estate, [Assign the sut. right of it]
          • sp. by sealed adj. Obligati∣on (thing]
        • —to a busi∣ness,
          • Prepare for per∣manence in a b]
          • Permanent (inc) in it.]
        • Staying]
        • Dwelling]
        • as Bird,
          • Rest]
          • Stand]
      • [adj.
        • Staiedness]
        • Fastness]
          • as grounds
            • Precipitate]
            • Sediment]
        • [Habit]
          • Sobriety]
          • Gravity]
        • Subst. [Long Chair]
          • —bedstead, [Bedstead adj. p. folding (apt.]
    Setling,
    vid. Settle.
    • [Sediment]
    Seven.
    Mea. I. 7.
    Sevenfold,
    [Seven (kind]
    Sevennight,
    [Week]
    Seventeen.
    17.
    Seventh,
    [adj. Seven]
    Seventy.
    70.
    Sever.
    • Separate]
    • Segregate]
    • [adj. Solitary (make]
    • [a.
      • Difference]
      • Diversity]
    Several.
    • [adj.
      • Difference]
      • Diversity]
    • [adj. p. Sever]
    Severity.
    Man. VI. 7.
    • [Rigor]
    Sewee.
    • [adj. a.
      • Order (Off.) of meats]
      • Suit (Off.) of meats]
    • [Sink] Po. II. 9. A.
    Sewer,
    • Hard Fat]
    • Dried Fat]
    Sex.
    NP. VI. 1.
    Sextant,
    [Sixth part of Circle]
    Sextary,
    [Roman measure] about a pint]
    Sextile,
    [Distance 〈◊〉〈◊〉 of a great Circle]
    Sexton,
    [adj. Sweeping (Off.) of Temple]
    Sextuple,
    [Sixfold]
    Shackles,
    [Bonds]
    Shad.
    Fi. III.11.
    Shade
    Q. I. 2.
    Shadow
    Q. I. 2.
    • —in painting, [Shadow (like]
    Shaft.
    • [Cylinder]
    • [Arrow]
    • Cone]
    • Pyramid]
    • [Steeple]
    • of Coach, &c. Po. V. 5.
    Shagg,
    [Rough hair]
    • Bird. Bi. IX. 5. A.
    Shake.
    • Proper. Mo. VI. 3. A.
    • —Hands. AC. V. 5. A.
    • —down, [Down-a. ition (make) with shaking]
    • —off, [Abandon]
    • —in pieces, [Break with shaking]
    • —to pieces, [Break with shaking]
    • —up, [Reprehend severely]
    • [Tremble]
    Shake-rag,
    • Clothed (freq.) with torn (vest]
    • Beggar]
    Shall.
    fut.
    Shale.
    • a— [Pod] PP. III. 5. A.
    • to— [Un-a. pod]
    Shallop,
    [Ship (dim.]
    Shalot.
    HL. IV. 10.
    Shallow.
    • Not deep. TM. II. 3. A.
    • a-
      • Shallow (place in the sea]
      • Bank] W. III. 5. A.
    • Not wise, [adj. Folly]
    Shalm,
    [adj. Tube adj. Music inst.]
    Shamble,
    [adj. Butchering (place]
    Shame.
    • Affection. AS. VI. 2. A.
    • Cause, [Infamy]
    Shamefaced,
    [adj.
    • Shame (apt.]
    • Modesty]
    • Sheepishness]
    Shameful,
    [adj. Shame]
    Shameless,
    [adj. Impudence]
    Shamois,
    [Goat▪ (kind) having small horns hooked at the end]

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    Shank.
    • of Animal. PG. V. 5.
    • of Plant, [Stalk]
    Shape,
    [Figure]
    Share.
    • [Part] sp. adj. Proportioned]
      • to—
        • Divide]
        • Distribute]
        • Partner (make]
    • Pubes. PG. IV. 7. A.
      • —bone, [Bone of the sh.]
    • Plow— [adj. Cutting (part) of the adj. plowing (jug.]
    Sharer,
    [Partner]
    Shark.
    • Fish. Fi. I. 3.
    • [adj. a. Fraud (person]
      • sp. impudently spending ano∣thers]
    Sharp.
    • [adj. Acute Angle]
      • [adj.
        • Point]
        • Edge]
          • [adj.
            • Cutting]
            • Pricking (apt.]
    • of Animal, [adj. Vigor]
      • —sighted.
      • —of hearing]
      • —voice, [Shrill]
      • —in music. Q III. 5. E.
    • of taste. Q. IV. 4.
      • [Hungry]
    • of mind [Sprightly]
      • [Sagacious]
      • Severe]
      • Austere]
      • Cruel]
    Sharpen,
    [a. Sharp (make]
    Sharpling,
    [Stickleback]
    Shat∣ter,
    • Shake into parts (dim.]
    • Bruise (freq.]
    Shave.
    O. IV. 1.
    • —grass, [Horse tail]
    Shaver,
    [adj. Shaving (person]
    • a notable— [Extraordinary (corr.]
    Sheaf,
    [Aggregated (thing]
    • sp. by together-p. bind]
    Shear,
    [Clip]
    Shears,
    [adj. Clipping (instr.]
    Sheard,
    • Fragment of earth∣en vessel
    • Piece of earth∣en vessel
    Sheat.
    • Rope. RN. IV. 5. A.
    • —Anchor, [Last anch.]
    • —fish. Fi. VI. 6.
    • [Young hog]
    Sheath.
    • a— [Case]
      • —fish. Ex. VIII. 8. A.
      • —flies wing, [Crust of fly w.]
    • to— [into-a-case]
    • —a ship. RN. VI. 3.
    Shed.
    • Lose.
    • Let go.
    • Spill.
    • Lose.
    • —tears
      • Drop tears]
      • Weep]
    • —water, [Spill w.]
    • a— [House (dim.) sp. not wal∣led]
    Shee,
    • He (fem.]
    • Female]
    Sheep.
    Be. II. 2.
    • —Cote, [House for sheep]
    • —Fold, [About-sepimented (place) for sheep]
    • —Hook, [Shepherds Hook]
    Sheepishness.
    Man. III. 7. E.
    Sheere,
    [Clip]
    • —water, [Simple water]
    • —wind, [adj. Cutting (like) wind]
    Sheet,
    [Lamin]
    • —of Linnen, [adj. l. Bed (vest]
    Shell.
    • of Animal.
      • of Oyster, &c. PP. IV. 2.
      • of Lobster, [Crust] PP. IV. 2. A.
      • Egg— [Crust of Egg]
    • of Vegetable.
      • —of Nut, [Stone] PP. II. 2. A.
      • —of Bean, &c. [Cod] PP. III. 5. A.
      • —of Grain, [Husk] PP. III. 3.
    Shellaple.
    Bi. IV. 5. A.
    Sheldrake.
    Bi. IX. 2.
    Shelf.
    • Boord. Po. VI. 4. A.
    • Flat in the Sea, [Bank] W. III. 5.
    Shelter.
    • [adj. a. Safety (place]
    • [adj. a.
      • Protection]
      • Defence]
        • sp. (place]
    Shelving,
    [Oblique]
    Shent,
    [adj. p. Reprehend]
    Shepherd,
    [Herdsman of sheep]
    • —s bodkin, [Cranes bill]
    • —s fly. Ex. IV. 8.
    • —s needle, [Venus comb] HS. I. 5. A.
    • —s purse. HS. VI. 3. A.
    • —s rod. HF. VIII. 2. A.
    Sheriff,
    [adj. Shire (Off.]
    Shew.
    • Gene∣ral,
      • a. Know (make TA. I. 8.
      • Un-a. Conceal TA. I. 8.
    • Perfect, [Manifest] TA. I. 9.
    • Publick, [a. Public (make]
    • —what is not▪ [a. Appear∣ance]
    • —Otherwise than it is
      • a. Seeming TA. I. 9. A.
      • a. Hypocrisie
    • to sense.
      • by signes, [a. sign]
        • [a. Finger (sign]
      • by like, [Represent]
      • to the ear.
        • [Narration]
        • [Interpretation]
        • [Probation]
      • to the eye
        • Offer to be seen]
        • a. See (make]
          • —sights, [a. Sights]
          • —tricks, [a. Prestigiator]
      • to the mind, [Revelation]
      • Impro∣per,
        • Do]
        • Give]
          • —mercy, [a. Mercy]
    Shy,
    [adj. Reservedness]
    Shide of wood,
    [Thick piece of w.]
    Shield,
    [Buckler]
    • to—
      • Defend]
      • Protect]
    • —of Brawn.
    Shift.
    • a—
      • [Means] sp. (corr.]
      • [a.
        • Craft]
        • Fraud]
      • make—to [Obtain to]
      • Put to his—s, [Necessitated to difficult (things]
    • to—
      • Change]
      • Alter]
        • —place, [Go]
        • —per¦son,
          • Escape]
          • Deliver]
        • —thing,
          • Prevent
          • Remedy
          (alter∣ing]
        • —for, [Provide for]
        • —off
          • Delay]
          • Avoid]
          • Frustrate]
            • sp. adv. Craft]
    Shifter,
    [Crafty person]
    • sp. Living by craft]
    Shilling.
    Mea. IV. 3.
    Shin,
    [Forepart of Leg]
    Shine,
    [a. Brightness]
    Shingle,
    [adj. wood (lamin) for (roof]
    • —s [Tetter]
    Ship.
    RN. I. 1. A.
    • —wrack
      • Destruction
      • Ruine
      of ship]
    • —wright, [adj. Ship (mech.]
    Shire.
    RC. III. 4.
    Shirt,
    [Inmost Linnen (vest]
    Shittle,
    [Inconstant]
    • vid. Shuttle.
    Shive,
    [Chip]
    Shiver.
    • to— [Tremble]
      • —in pieces
        • Shake
        • Break
        into chips]
    • a— [Chip]
    Shock.
    • —of Corn, [Heap of c.]
    • —of battel, [Battel (imp.]
    Shod,
    • adj. pret. Shoo]
    • adj. p. Shoo]
    Shog,
    [Move (imp.]
    Shole.
    • [Shallow (place]
    • [Fishes (aggr.]
    Shoo.
    • [adj. Leather adj. Foot (vest]
    • —ing horn, [On-drawing (instr.) for shoo.]
    • horse— [Under-foot (armam.) for horse]
    Shook,
    [adj. p. pret. Shake]
    Shoot.
    • Move swiftly]
    • Fly swiftly]
    • Out—
      • Cast]
      • Powre]

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    Shop,
    [adj. [a.
    • Mechanic
    • Merchant
    room]
    • —keeper, [Merchant]
    Shore.
    • of land. W. III. 6.
    • of water. W. IV. 6.
    • bird. Bi. V. 2.
    • to—up, [a. Prop]
    Shorn,
    [adj. Clip]
    Short.
    • op. to long, [adj. TM. II. 1. O]
    • Low]
    • Little]
    • Less]
    • [adj. Epitome]
    • Soon]
    • Transitory]
      • —ly, [adv.
        • Soon.]
        • Future (dim.]
    • —breathing S. V.1.
    • —windedness S. V.1.
    • be— with
      • a. Fewness
      • a. Harshness
      words]
    • come—
    • fall—
      • v. long (def.]
      • v. short (exc.]
      • [adj. Defect]
      • [be more short]
        • sp. than it was expect∣ed]
    • keep— [a. Co••ibiting]
    Shorten,
    [a. Short (make]
    Shot.
    • adj▪ p. pret. Shoot]
    • adj. p. Shoot]
    • [Bullet]
    • [adj. a. pay (thing]
    • —free, [adj. p. Immunity from paying]
    Shotten,
    [Having spawned]
    Shove,
    [Thrust]
    • —net, [Net for catching fish]
      • sp. by thrusting and lift∣ing it.]
    Shovel,
    • [Up-take∣ing (vas)
      • Fluid
      • Granulous
      (things]
      • —er. Bi. VIII. 6.
    Should,
    [Mood of
    • Duty)
    • Necessity]
    Shoulder.
    • of trunk. PG. IV. 1. A.
      • —blade, [Broad bone of—]
    • Joynt. PG. V. 1. A.
    • to— [Thrust up with shoul∣der]
      • —up, [a.
        • Prop]
        • Support (end.]
    Showr.
    El. VI. 2. O.
    Shout.
    • [Voice (augm.]
    • [Exclamation (imp.]
      • sp. for joy]
    Show,
    vid. Shew.
    Shread,
    [Mince] Po. III. 6. A.
    • a— [Chip (dim.]
    Shreek,
    [Acute exclamation (imp.]
    Shreeve,
    • a. Confess (make]
    • Examin for a. confess (make]
    • sp. adv. Solitary to Priest]
    Shrew,
    [adj.
    • Moroseness
    • Contention
    (fem.]
    • —mouse, [Long-snouted vene∣mous mouse (kind]
    Shrewd.
    • [Crafty]
    • [Hurtful]
      • —turn, [a. Hurtfulness]
    Shrift,
    [a. Shreeve]
    Shrill,
    [adv. acute adj.
    • Sound (augm.]
    • Exclamation]
    Shrimp.
    • [Little]
    • Fish. Ex. VI.4.
    • River— Ex. II. 11. A.
    Shrine,
    [Case]
    • sp. of Image]
    Shrink.
    • Gesture. AC. VI. 3.
    • Posture. AC. VI. 3. A.
    • [adj. Density]
    • [adj. Diminish]
    • [Back-draw]
    • [Retire]
    Shrivel,
    [Wrinkle]
    Shroud.
    • —of a Ship. RN. IV. 1.
    • [adj. Shrouding (thing]
    • [Outmost adj. Linnen (vest) of the dead]
    • to— [Cover]
      • sp. for protection]
    Shrovetide.
    • [adj. Shreeving (time]
    • [adj. Feast (time) next before Lent]
    Shrub.
    Sh.
    • to— [a. Cudgel]
    Shrugging.
    AC. IV. 7. A.
    Shuddering,
    [Trembling]
    Shuffle,
    [Mingle confusedly]
    • sp. by motion (freq.]
    Shun,
    [Avoid (end.]
    Shut,
    vid. Close.
    • —ing. O. II. 4.
      • —in of the day, [Evening]
      • —up,
        • Shutting (augm.]
        • a. Conclusion]
    Shuttle.
    • [adj. p. Cast (apt.) adj. Wea∣ving (instr.]
    • [adj. p. Motion (apt.]
      • —Cock.
      • —headed, [Inconstant]
    Sybil,
    [adj. Paganism Prophet (fem.]
    Sick,
    [adj. Sickness]
    Sickle,
    [adj. Reaping (instr.]
    Sickly,
    [adj. Sickness
    • (apt.]
    • (freq.]
    Sickness.
    • in body. S.
      • the— [Plague]
    • in mind. TA. V. 7. O.
    Side.
    • Part. Sp. III. 4.
      • —of a Figure. Ma. II. 3. A.
      • —of ones body.
      • PG. IV. 5.
      • Page, [Surface]
        • [Margin]
          • —blow adj. oblique striking]
        • —long, [adj. Side]
        • —wayes, [adj.
          • Aside]
          • Obliquity]
        • —of the Country, [Part of the Country]
        • —of the hill, [Oblique (part) of the h.]
        • —of
          • River
          • Sea
          [Shore]
        • kin by the Mothers— [Kin by the Mother]
        • on this—
          • Citerio••]
          • Prep. VI. 2.
        • on that—
          • Ulterior]
          • Prep. VI. 2. O.]
        • on the other—
          • Opposite]
          • Prep. VI. 3. O.]
        • on eve∣ry—
          • Environing]
          • Prep. III. 3. O.
        • on my— [For (Prep. II. 3.) inc.]
        • to— [a.
          • Faction]
          • League]
          • Accessory]
    Sider,
    [Wine of Apples]
    Sidesmen,
    [Churchwardens adj. adjuvant (Off.]
    Siege.
    • Leaguer. RM. I. 4.
    • [a. Dunging]
    Sift.
    • Searce. O. VI. 1. A.
    • [Examin]
    • —out, [Find by examin∣ing]
    Sigh.
    AC. IV. 6. E.
    Sight.
    • Sence. NP. III. 1.
    • a. Seeing]
    • —of the eye, [adj. Seeing (part) of eye]
    • —of a gun, [Through-adj. p. See (apt.) gun (part]
    • Seeing—s. Mo. V. 7.
    Sigil,
    [adj. Wizarding seal]
    Signature,
    [a. Sign]
    Signe.
    • Mark. T. VI. 5▪
    • —of an affection, AC. IV.
      • [Constellation]
        • —in the Zodiac, 1••/12 of the Zodiac]
    • to— RC. VI. 5.
    Signet,
    [Seal (dim.]

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    Signifie.
    • [a. Sign]
    • [a. Meaning]
    • [Narrate]
    Silence.
    • op. to Sound. Q. III. O.
    • Virtue, [Taciturnity]
    Silk.
    Pr. IV. 3.
    • —man, [adj. Silk (merc.]
    • —worm. Ex. III. 6. A.
    • —Grass, [Upright Dogs-bane]
      • HS. IV. 3. A.
    Sill,
    [adj. Foundation Beam]
    Sillabub,
    [Drink of milk coagulated with
    • wine]
    • &c.]
    Silly,
    [adj. Folly]
    Silver.
    Met. I. 2.
    • quick— Met. III.1.
    • —weed, [Wild Tansey]
    Silurus.
    Fi. VI. 6.
    Similar,
    [All of one kind]
    Simile,
    [adj. Translatitious (thing]
    Similitude,
    [Likeness]
    Simnel.
     
    Simony,
    [Buying (corr.) of re∣ligious (thing]
    Simper,
    [Smile]
    Simple.
    • [adj. Simpleness]
      • —figure. Mag. III.
    • [Simple medicinal (thing]
      • sp. Herb]
    • to— [Know (end.) the growing herbs]
    Simpleness
     
    Simplicity
    • Singleness]
    • Primitiveness]
    • op. to mixture. T. III. 8.
    • Purity]
    • Homeliness]
    • Sorriness]
    • op. to figurateness. D. III. 7. O.
    • [Sincerity]
    • Folly]
    • Unskilfulness]
    • Unlearnedness]
    • Unexpertness]
    Simulation,
    [a. Hypocrisie]
    Simultaneous.
    Sp. I. 2.
    Sin
    • v.
    • a.
    • Ungraciousness]
    • Unholiness]
    • [Vice]
    • [Evil action]
    Since.
    • [Before this time]
    • [After this time]
    • —that, [Whereas]
    Sincerity.
    Ha. IV. 4.
    Sine.
    Mag. II. 6.
    Sinew.
    PG. II. 5.
    Sinful,
    • Ungracious]
    • Unholy]
    • Vicious]
    Sing.
    AC. III. 5.
    • as the ears—[Ring (like]
    Singe
    [Burn
    • (incept.]
    • Outside]
    • Hair]
    Single.
    • One (kind]
    • Simple]
    • [Singular]
    • Solitary]
    • Onely]
      • —combate, [Duelling]
      • —life, [Coelibate] RO. II 2. A.
    • a— [Tail of Deer]
    Singular.
    • Excellent]
    • Unlike all others]
    • —number. TM. III. 2.
    Singularity,
    • Affectation of being
    • unlike others]
    • Conceitedness]
    Sinister.
    • [Left side]
      • [Malign]
        • [Censoriousness]
      • [adj. Adversity]
    Sink,
    [Down-ition under wa∣ter.]
    • Proper. Mo. I. 4. O.
      • [Soke]
        • —into ones mind, [Be fixed in ones m.]
        • —ing paper, [Porous (augm.]
      • [Drown]
    • Improper, [Fall] sp. (inc.]
      • —under the burden.
        • [adj. p. Dent]
        • [Diminution]
        • [Ruining (inc.]
    • a— Po. II. 9. A.
    Sinnet,
    [Cord (augm.) of three Cords together twisted]
    Sinople.
    • Subst. [Cinnabar]
    • adj. [Green]
    Sip.
    • [Drink (dim.]
    • [Suck (dim.]
    Sippet,
    [Bread (lam.) adj. p. Soke (apt.]
    Siquis,
    [adj Paper (lam.) pub∣lish'd for finding lost (things]
    Sir,
    [Voc. adj. Dignity (per∣son]
    Sire,
    [Parent (male]
    Sirname,
    [adj. Parent name]
    Sirra,
    [Voc. Mean (person]
    Sise,
    [Six]
    Siskin,
    [Finch green]
    Sister,
    [Brother (fem.]
    Sisterhood,
    [Corporation (fem.]
    Sitting.
    • Gesture. AC. VI. 5.
    • Posture. AC. VI. 5. A.
    • —as Commissioners, [Toge∣ther sitting]
    • —as a hen, [a. Fotion by up∣on sitting.]
    • —down. [Sitting]
    • —out, [Not-playing]
    • —up,
      • Rising]
      • adj. Permanence out of bed.]
    • as Bird,
      • Rest]
      • Stand]
    • [Permanence]
      • —hard at it, [adj. a. Dili∣gence. adv. permanence]
    Site
    Sp. III.
    Situation
    Sp. III.
    Sith that,
    [Whereas]
    Sithe,
    [adj. Reaping (instr.]
    Sive,
    [adj. Sifting (instr.]
    Sivet,
    [Sweat of the Civet Cat]
    • —cat. Be. IV. 4. A.
    Six.
    Mea. I. 6.
    Sixfold,
    [Six (kind]
    Sixt.
    [adj. Six]
    Sixteen,
    16.
    Sixty,
    60.
    Size.
    • Proportion
    • Measure
    • Gummy liquor, [adj. a. varnish (thing]
      • sp. of boil'd Leather]
    • to—
      • [a. Size]
      • [Sear the Seams]
    • assize, [Convention of shire for adj. •• J (things]
    Sizers,
    [adj. Clipping (instr.]
    Skein.
    Mag. VI. 7. A.
    Skeleton,
    [Frame of bones]
    Skew,
    [Oblique]
    Sky.
    • [Aether] El. II. 1..
    • [Heaven]
    Skill.
    • [Science]
    • [Art]
    • [Learning]
      • it —eth not, [It is not adj. im∣portance]
    Skillet.
    Pr. V. 6. A.
    Skim,
    [Unskum]
    Skin.
    • Hide. PG. II. 3.
      • —and bone, [Lean (ex••.]
      • to—
        • Un-a. skin]
        • Cover with skin]
    • Membrane] PG. II. 3. A.
    • [Husk] PP. II. 3.
    Skink,
    [Scink]
    • to— [Powre for p. drinking]
    Skinker,
    [adj. Waiting (Off.) that skinketh]
    Skinner,
    [adj. Skin (merc.]
    Skip.
    • [Leap]
      • —Iack, [Sorry man (dim.]
    • [Omit]
    Skipper,
    • Sailer] RN. V. 8.
    • Master] RN. V. 4.
    Skirmish.
    RM. I. 8.
    Skirret.
    HF. IV. 11. A.
    Skirt,
    [Margent]
    • —of doublet, [Lower Margent of d.]
    Skittish.
    • [adj.
      • Leap
      • Kick
      (pron.]
    • Disingenious]
    • Wanton]
    Skreen.
    • —for corn, [adj. Seperating (jug.]
    • —between Rooms, [adj. Sepa∣rating (sep.]

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    Sku,
    [Oblique]
    Slab,
    [adj.
    • Moor
    • Bog
    (place]
    Slabber.
    • [Let-go Spittle]
    • [Wet (corr.]
    • [Defile]
    Slack.
    • Loose]
    • Limber]
    • [adj.
      • Remission]
      • Diminution]
    • [adj.
      • Slight]
      • Neglect]
    • [adj. a.
      • Slow]
      • Protract]
    • [adj. a. Cunctation]
    Slay,
    [a. Die (make]
    • —of weavers loom.
    Slake,
    [a. Remission]
    • —fire Un- a. fire (dim]
    • —thirst Un- a. thirst (dim]
    Slander▪
    [Calumny]
    Slank.
    • [Thin]
    • Herb, [Wrack]
    Slant,
    [Oblique]
    Slap,
    • Strike]
    • Cudgel]
    • —up
      • Eat greedily]
      • Lick (corr.]
    Slash.
    • Cut in many places. Pr. III. 5. A.
      • [Cut deep]
    • [Whip]
    Slate.
    St. I. 5.
    Slattering.
    • [a. Slightness]
    • [Carelesness]
    • Improvidence] Man. III. 2. D.
    Slave.
    RC. I. 9. O.
    Slaver,
    vid. Slabber.
    Slaughter,
    [a. Die (make]
    • —house, [adj. Butchering (room]
    Slaunder,
    [Calumny]
    Sleave.
    • —silk, [Not-spun S.]
    • —fish. Ex. IX. 3.
    • red— Ex. IX. 3. A.
    Sleazy,
    [Loose]
    Sled.
    Po. V. 4.
    Sledge,
    [Hammer (augm.]
    Sleek,
    [Smooth (augm.]
    • —stone, [adj. stone adj. a. smoothing (instr.]
    Sleep.
    AC. II. 3. A.
    • [Numness]
    Sleepy,
    [adj.
    • Sleep (apt.]
    • Sluggardliness]
    Sleering,
    [Crafty oblique a. eye manner]
    Sleet.
    El. VI. 4. A.
    Sleeve,
    [adj. arm (vest]
    Sleeve∣less
    • Impertinent]
    • Vain]
    Sleight,
    vid. Slight.
    • [a.
      • Craft]
      • Art]
    Slender.
    • [Thin] TM. II. 5. O.
    • Remiss]
    • Not sufficient]
    Sleve.
    • —silk, [Not-spun S.
    • —fish. Ex. IX. 3.
    • red— Ex. IX. 3. A.
    Sly,
    • Crafty]
    • Reserved]
    Sliceing.
    • Cut. Pr. III. 6.
    • a—
      • From-sliced (part]
      • Chip]
        • sp. Thin]
      • iron—
    • to— [D••ng]
    Sliding,
    [Motion swift whose parts are not seen]
    • Proper. Mo. II. 5.
      • —knot, [k. un-adj. p. ty (apt.) by pulling]
    • —as water, [a. Stream adv. si∣lence]
    • away from -ition adv. silence]
    • -back back -ition adv. concea∣ling]
    • -by [beside -ition adv. silence]
    • -over [over -ition adv. concea∣ling]
    Slight,
    vid. Sleight.
    • [Thin (augm.]
    • Little]
    • Deficient]
      • [Loose]
    • Sorry]
    • Remiss]
    • [adj. Vanity]
    • [Homely]
      • Moral, [adj. Ha. III. 4. E.]
    • [Careless]
      • to—
    • [Contemn]
    • [a. Disrespect]
    • —works, [Spoil w.]
    Slim,
    [Long thin]
    Slime,
    [adj. a. Sliminess (thing]
    Sliminess.
    Q. VI. 4.
    Sling,
    [adj. Casting (instr.]
    • pair of—s. [adj. Lifting (instr.) for Carriage]
      • sp. of Barrels]
    Slink,
    [Abortive Bull (young]
    • —away [from -ition adv. Concealing]
    • —back [back -ition adv. Concealing]
    Slip.
    • Proper, [Slide (dim.]
      • [Stumble through sliding (dim.]
        • [Err]
        • [Omit]
      • -away, [From -ition adv. Concealing]
      • -back, [Back -ition adv. Concealing]
      • -by, [Beside -ition adv. Concealing]
      • -off, [From- ition, &c.]
      • -on, [Upon— ition, &c.]
        • — Clothes cloth (swiftly]
        • — Clothes un-cloth (swiftly]
      • give one the— [From ition adv. Concealing]
      • let—
        • Omit]
        • Let go]
        • Lose]
        • sp. through Carelesness]
      • a— [v. Slip]
        • —of plant, [Branch]
          • to— [From
            • Cut]
            • Pull]
        • [Cord with Loop in the end]
          • —knot, [Tied (part) for a Loop (make]
    Slipper,
    [adj. Foot (vest) not
    • adj. p. ty (pot.]
    Slipperiness.
    • Smoothness]
    • Unctuousness]
    • [adj. Let go (pron.]
    • [Lightness.] Ha. IV. 7. D.
    Slit
    • Cleft]
    • Chink]
    • to—
      • Cleave]
      • a. Chink]
    Slive,
    [Chip]
    Slo,
    [Plum of Slow tree]
    • —tree. Sh. I. 4.
    Slop,
    [Loose adj. Thigh (vest]
    Slopeing,
    [Oblique]
    Slot,
    [adj. Foot (sign) of stag]
    Sloth.
    • [Laziness] NP. IV. 6. O.
    • Negligence. Ha. IV. 5. D.
    • [Sluggardliness] Man. II. 4. O.
    • Beast. Be. III. 2. A.
    Sloven,
    [adj. Slovenliness (male]
    • —liness. Man. II. 6. O.
    Slouch
    • Great (corr.]
    • adj. Rusticity (person]
    Slough.
    • [Bog]
    • [Abandoned skin]
    Slow.
    • op. to swift. NP. V. 9. O.
    • op. to soon, [Late]
      • [adj. Protracting]
    Slow worm.
    Be. VI. 8.
    Slubber,
    [a.
    • Negligence]
    • Unskilfulness]
    • Slovenliness]
    • —over, [Per∣form
      • Negligently]
      • Unskilfully]
      • Slovenly]
    Sluce,
    [Stream stopping (jug.]
    Slug,
    [adj.
    • Sluggishness]
    • Sluggardliness]
    • Slowness]
    • —abed, [adj. Man. II. 4. D. (person]
    Sluggard,
    [adj. Sluggardliness (person]
    Sluggardliness.
    • Proper. Man. II. 4. O.
      • [Negligence]
      • [Slowness]
    Sluggishness,
    • Sluggardliness]
    • Laziness]
    • Lumpishness (dim.]
    Slumber,
    [Sleep,
    • (dim.]
    • (inc.]
    Slung,
    • adj. a. pret. sling]
    • adj. p. sling]
    Slunk,
    • adj. a. pret. slink.]
    • adj. p. slink.]

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    Slur,
    • Fraud.]
    • Affront]
    Slurry,
    • Disgrace]
    • Defile]
    Slut.
    • [Woman (corr.]
    • [adj. Sluttishness (fem.]
    Sluttishness.
    Man. II. 6. D.
    Smack.
    • [Sound of separating the lips]
    • [Kiss]
    • [Tast. Q. IV. (dim.]
    • a—of it, [p. adjunct (dim.]
    Small.
    • [Little]
    • —nut. Tr. III. I.
    • [Fine]
      • cut—
        • Cut into pieces (dim]
        • Mince]
    • —as—beer, [Weak]
    • —number, [Few]
    • —wares,
      • Wares (dim.]
      • Little (things) of value (dim]
    Smallage.
    HF. IV. 9. A.
    Smaragd,
    [Emerald]
    Smart.
    AC. II. 8. A.
    • —in discourse, [adj. Vigor]
    • —of tast, [adj.
      • Vigor]
      • Freshness]
    Smatch▪
    [Tast (dim.]
    Smatter,
    [Skill (dim.]
    Smear.
    O. V. 6. A.
    • [a. Defiled (make]
    Smell.
    • Sense▪ NP. III. 3.
      • —out, [Find by sm.]
      • a—feast, [Flatterer for p. feast]
    • Object. Q. IV.
      • [a. Unsavoriness]
    Smelt.
    • pret. Smell]
    • adj. p. Smell]
    • Fish. Fi. IX. 2. A.
    Smile.
    AC. XIV. 2.
    Smirking,
    [Smiling adv. mirth]
    Smite,
    [Strike]
    Smith,
    [adj. a. Fabrile (person]
    Smock,
    [Inmost linnen (vest]
    • sp. of man (fem.]
    Smoke.
    El. II. 3. A.
    • [Fume]
    • Exhalation]
    • Vapor]
    Smooth.
    • Proper, [adj. Q. VI. 2. E.]
    • of behaviour, [adj.
      • Courtesie▪]
      • Complaisance]
    Smother,
    [Stifle]
    Smug,
    • Cleanly (augm.]
    • Ornate (augm.]
    Smut
    [Defile with black (dim.]
    Smutch
    [Defile with black (dim.]
    Smutty,
    [Defiled with black (dim.
    Snacket,
    [Hasp of Casement]
    Snaffle,
    [Bridle]
    Snail.
    Ex. I. 2. A.
    • —Trefoil. HS. III. 15.
    • water— Ex. VII. 1. A.
    • Sea— Ex. VII. 4.
    Snake.
    Be. VI. 7.
    • —weed. HL. VII. 3.
    • —wood. Tr. VII. 2. A.
    Snap.
    • [Bite (imp.]
    • [Sound of bite (imp.]
    • —dragon. HS. VIII. 6.
    Snaphans,
    [Gun with Fire∣lock]
    Snap∣pish,
    • [adj. Rash anger]
      • adj. Biting (apt.]
      • Morose]
    Snare,
    [Loop for entangling]
    • [Trap]
    Snarle.
    • [adj. Anger (voice) of Dog]
    • [adv. a. Con∣fusion,
      • Knit]
      • Entangle]
    Snatch,
    [Catch (imp.]
    • by—es, [Sp. I. 8. O. (imp.]
    Sneak,
    • Look adv. Conceal∣ing (end.]
    • Go adv. Conceal∣ing (end.]
      • into corners, [adj. p. Conceal (end.]
    Sneaking∣ness.
    • Sheepishness]
    • Abjectness]
    Sneer∣ing,
    • Dissembling Smiling]
    • Crafty Smiling]
    Sneezing.
    Mo. IV. 1.
    • [White Hellebore]
    • —wort. HL. VII. 1.
      • HF. II. 10.
    • Austrian— HF. III. 2. A.
    Snib,
    • Secret reprehend]
    • Short reprehend]
    Sniff,
    [Suck-up breath (imp.) with nose]
    Snip,
    [Chip]
    • to—
      • From-cut chip]
      • a. Tuft margent by cut∣ting]
    Snipe
    Bi. VII. 7. A.
    Snite
    Bi. VII. 7. A.
    Snivel,
    [Fluid excrement of the nose]
    Snore
    Mo. III. 2. A.
    Snort
    Mo. III. 2. A.
    Snot,
    [Consistent excrement of the nose]
    Snow.
    El. III. 4. A.
    • —drop, [Bulbous violet] HL. IV. 5. A.
    Snout.
    • [Nose] P••. III. 3. A.
    • [Trunk] PP. V. 4. A.
    Snudge.
    • [Crumpled]
    Snuff,
    • [Suck up the breath with nose]
    • [Huff] AC. IV. 6.
    • take in— [Be
      • Displeased
      • Angry
      (with]
    • —of Candle, [Burning end of the Wick of Candle]
    • to— [From- cut the
      • adj. Ashes
      • Shadowing
      (end of. &c.]
    Snuffers,
    [adj. Bright (instr.]
    Snuffle,
    [a. Voice through the nose]
    So.
    • op. to as, Adv. I. 3. O.
      • —that
        • If]
        • Conditionally that]
    • op. to how, Adv. II. 1. O.
      • —Long.
      • —Many.
      • —Much.
      • —Oft.
      • And—forth. Conj. IV. 2. O.
        • So so, [Indifferently]
    Soake,
    vid. Soke.
    Soar,
    [Fly high]
    Sob.
    Mo. III. 4.
    Sober,
    [adj. Sobriety]
    Sobriety.
    • in temper, [Seriousness]
    • In Judgment. Ha. III. 3.
    • In drink. Man. II. 3.
    • In conversation, [Gravity]
    Soccage.
     
    Sociable.
    • [adj. Homiletical vertue]
    • [adj.
      • Companion
      • Society
      (apt.]
    Society.
    • [Companion (abst.]
    • Community. RC. III. A.
    • [Corporation]
    Sock,
    [Inner adj. foot (vest]
    Socket,
    [Hollow (part) for con∣taining]
    Sod,
    [adj. p. Boil]
    • a— [Lump covered with grass]
    Sodain,
    vid. Sudden.
    Sodering.
    O. IV. 4.
    Sodomy.
    RJ. III. 6. A.
    Soft.
    • Proper, [adj. Q. VI. 1. E.
      • [Gentle]
      • Merciful]
      • Meek]
      • Courteous]
      • Complaisant]
      • Gracious]
      • Clement]
      • Dull]
      • Lazy]
      • Nice]
      • Weak]
      • Slow]
      • [Foolish]
      • Cowardly]
      • Impatient]
      • Sheepish]
      • Pusilsanimous]
    Soho.
    Int. III. 1.
    Soil.
    • Land]
    • Land (kind]
    • [adj. a. Manuring (thing]
      • to— [Manure]
    • [adj. a. Defiling (thing]
      • to— [adj. a.
        • Defiled
        • Spotted
        (make]
        • —of Boar, [adj. Foot (sign)
          • of Boar adj. pret. going]
        • take— as Deer, [Go into wa∣ter]
        • Sojourn, [a. Guest]
    Soke.

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      Solace.
      • [Comfort]
      • [Mirth]
      Soland Goose.
      Bi. IX. 4.
      Solar,
      [adj. Sun] W. II. 2. A.
      Sold,
      • adj. a. pr••t. Sell]
      • adj. p. Sell]
      Soldier.
      RM. III.
      Sole▪
      • alone; [Solitary]
      • —of foot [Bottom (part]
      • —of shoo [Bottom (part]
        • Fish. Fi. VIII. 1.
      • Spotted— Fi. VII. 1. A.
        • to—
      • —a bowl, [a. b. (place) for volutation (inc.]
      • —ones ear, [Pull (augm.)—]
      • —a shoo, [to- sow bottom (part]
      Solecism,
      [a. Grammar (corr.]
      Solemn,
      [adj. T. VI. 3. A.]
      • —look, [adj. Gravity, face (manner]
      Solemnity.
      T. VI. 3. A.
      Solemnize.
      a. T. VI. 3. A.
      Solicite.
      • [Instead- a.
        • Action]
        • Business]
      • [Intreat,
        • augm.]
        • freq.]
      Solicitous,
      [adj. Carking]
      Solicitude,
      [Carking]
      Solid.
      • Body. Ma. I. 4.
      • [Massie]
      • [Sufficient]
      • Judicious]
      • Grave]
      Soliloqu••,
      [Alone-speaking]
      Solitary.
      RO. IV. 2. O.
      Solitude.
      • [Solitary (abstr.]
      • [Not-inhabited Countrey]
      Solstice,
      [Motion (time) of Sun in Tropic]
      Solve,
      [a. Solution]
      Soluble.
      • [adj. Dunging (apr.]
      • [adj. p. Solution (pot.]
      Solution.
      D. VI. 5. O.
      Solutive,
      [adj. a. Dunging (apt.]
      Some.
      • —one. Pron. II. 3. O.
      • —certain. Pron. II. 3.
      • —body, [—(person]
      • —time.
        • [in some (time]
        • [adv. at times] Sp. I. 8. O.
      • —what
        • [—(thing]
        • Little (part]
        • (dim.]
      • —while
        • [Through some (time]
        • [adv. Permanence (dim.]
      Son.
      • [Child] sp. (male]
        • —in Law, [adv. Affinity Son]
        • God the▪— G. II.
      Song,
      [adj. p. Sing (thing]
      • sp. verses (aggr.]
      Sonorous,
      [adj. Sound (augm.]
      Sontic.
      • [Hurtful (augm.]
      • [adj. a. Impotent]
      Soon.
      Sp. I. 4.
      • —at night, [in the evening]
      Soop,
      [Drink by sucking (imp.]
      Soot.
      El. IV. 3. A.
      Sooth,
      [Truth]
      Soothing,
      [Assentation]
      Soothsayer,
      [adj. Wizarding (person]
      • sp. by signes]
      Sop,
      [Soked bread (lam.]
      • to— [Soke]
      Sope,
      Pr. VI. 5.
      • —wort. HL. VII. 3. A.
      Sophism,
      [a. Argumentation (corr.]
      Sophisticate.
      • a. Spurious]
      • Forge]
      • [Make worse by mixture]
      Sophistry,
      [adj. Se∣duce (apt.) a. ar∣gumentation
      • (Art]
      • (Manner]
      Sorb,
      [Service]
      Sorce∣ry,
      • Witchcraft sp. by a. Lots]
      • Wizarding sp. by a. Lots]
      Sordidness.
      • [Slovenliness, [Man. II. 6. D.
      • Baseness. Man. III. 4. D.
      • [Pusillanimity] Man. III. 8. D.
      Sore.
      • [adj. Pain]
      • [Fierce]
      • (augm.
      • —afraid, [afr. (augm.]
      • to— [Fly high]
      • a—
        • [Ulcer]
        • [Deer (male) of the fourth year]
      Sorel,
      [Deer (male) of the third year]
      Sorites,
      [Syllogism (aggr.]
      Sorrel.
      HF. I. 2.
      • —colour.
      • French— HF. I. 2. A.
      Sorry.
      • [adj. Grief]
      • Contemptible. TM. I. 4. D.
      Sorrow,
      [Grief]
      Sort.
      • Kind]
      • Species]
        • to— [a.
          • Kinds
          • Species
          (segr.]
      • [Manner]
        • after a— [in some
          • Manner]
          • Relation]
      Sortition,
      [a. Lots]
      Sot.
      • [Fool (augm.]
      • [Dull (augm.]
      • [adj. Dotage (person]
      • [Drunkard]
      Souce,
      [Pickle]
      Soverain.
      • [Chief]
      • [King]
      • [Excellent]
      Sought,
      • adj. a. pret. Seek]
      • adj. p. Seek]
      Souldier.
      RM. III.
      • —fish. Ex. VI. 5.
      Soule.
      W. I. 3.
      • Vegetative— W. I. 4.
      • Sensitive— W. I. 5.
      • Rational— W. I. 6.
      Sound.
      • adj. Sanity, [adj. NP. V. 2.]
      • [adj. Health]
      • [Whole]
      • Perfect]
      • Great]
      • [Solid]
      • [Sincere]
        • a—
      • Noise. Q. III.
        • Articulate. Q. III. 3. A.
      • Fretum. W▪ IV. 5.
      • [Condited stomach of Cod∣fish]
        • to—
      • [Sound (make]
        • —w••ll [a Reputati∣on]
        • —ill [a Infamy]
      • [Essay for knowing the depth]
      • [Essay for knowing by con∣ference]
      Sour.
      • as Vinegar, [adj. Q. IV. 4.]
      • as green Fruit▪ [adj. Q. IV. 3.]
      • [Morose]
      • Look— [Lowr]
      Source.
      • [Original]
      • [Fountain]
      • [Rise]
      South.
      Sp. III. 2. O.
      • —ern wood. HF. II. 10.
      Sow.
      • [Hog. Be. II. 4. (fem.]
      • —gelder, [Un-adj. a. Testicle (mech.]
      • —'s bred. HL. VI. 6. A.
      • —thistle. HF. III. 14.
      • Insect. Ex. II. 9.
      • —of Lead. [Cast (thing)—]
      Sowe.
      • as Land, &c. O. III. 4.
      • as Cloth, &c. O. V. 4.
        • —up,
          • Shut by sowing]
          • Joyn by sowing]
      Souse,
      [Pickle]
      Sowter,
      [adj. Mending (mech.) for adj. Foot (vest.]
      Sowthistle.
      HF. III. 14.
      Space.
      Sp.
      • Interval, [Between—space]
      Spacious,
      [Ample]
      Spade,
      [adj. lamin adj. digging (instr.]
      Spada marina.
      Fi. VI. 8.
      Spay,
      [Un-a. testicle]
      Spaid,
      [Red Deer (male) of the third year]
      Spalt,
      [Spelter] Met. III. 4.

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      Span.
      • [Measure by extending the fingers]
      • [Prepare adj. Gun (machin) by a. vertiginating]
      Spangle,
      [Little round adj. metal (lamin]
      Spaniel,
      [Dog hunting birds by smell]
      Spanish picktooth.
      HF. V. 12.
      Spar.
      • [Lapis Selenites] or [Muscovia glass]
      • [Bolt (augm.]
      Spare.
      • Not-used]
      • Abundant]
      • —time, [adj. Leisure (time]
      • [adj. Lean]
      • —ribs.
        • to—
      • Not-punish, [a. Clemency]
      • Not-spend, [Save] TA. V. 3.
      • Not-use, [Abstain]
      • Leave]
      • Want]
      Sparingness,
      [Frugality]
      Spark.
      El. I. 1. A.
      • [Gallant (person]
      Sparkle.
      El. I. 1. A.
      Sparrow.
      Bi. IV. 3.
      • Mountain— Bi. IV. 3. A.
      • —bill, [Pin (dim.]
      • —hawk, [Least long wing∣ed h.]
      • —mouth'd, [Wide-mouth'd]
      Sparus.
      Fi. V. I. A.
      Spathula,
      [adj. a. spreading (la∣min.
      Spatterdashes,
      [adj. outward-buttoned Leg (vest]
      Spavin.
      S. III. 9.
      Spawl,
      Spit (augm.]
      Spawn.
      PP. IV. 8. A.
      • —er, [Fish (fem.]
      Speaking.
      AC. III. 1.
      • —against, [a. Contradicti∣on]
      • —for, [Intercession]
      • —in the nose, [a. Voice through the n.]
      • —with, [Conference]
      Speaker.
      • [adj. Speaking (person]
      • —in Parliament, [Speaking (Off.]
      Spear.
      [Pike]
      • boar— [Pike for hunting b.]
      • fish— [Pike for hunting f.]
      • Kings— [Asphodel]
      • —mint.
      Special.
      • [Principal]
      • [Particular]
      • op. to general, [adj. TM. III. 4.]
      Specialty,
      [Bond] RC. VI. 5.
      Species.
      T. I. A.
      Specifie.
      • [Name the particulars]
      • [a. Example] D. IV. 8. A.
      Specifical,
      [adj. a. Species]
      Specious,
      [adj. Seeming (perf.]
      Speck,
      [Spot (dim.]
      Speckled.
      Q. II. 6.
      Spectacle.
      • [Sight] Mo. V. 7.
      • [adj. Glass (instr.) for helping the fight]
      Spectator.
      • [adj. Seeing (person]
      • [adj Mo. V. 7. (person]
      Specula∣tion,
      • Meditation]
      • Inquisition]
      Speech.
      • Speaking]
      • Spoken (thing]
      • —less, [Not-adj. Speak (pot.]
      • [Oration]
      • [Language]
      Speed.
      • Swiftness]
      • Soonness]
      • Dispatch]
      • [Event (kind]
        • good— [Prosperity]
      • —well. HS. VI. 11.
      • Female—well. HS. VIII. 9. A.
      Speight,
      [Woodpecker]
      Spell.
      • [Charm]
      • to— AC. III. 4. A.
      Spelt.
       
      Spelter.
      Met. III. 4.
      Spence
      • Room for adj. susten∣tation ord. (things]
      • Box for adj. susten∣tation ord. (things]
      Spend.
      TA. V. 3. O.
      • [a. Decay (make]
      • [a. Diminution]
        • —Time— [v. Time.]
      Spendthrift,
      [adj. Squandring (person]
      Sperage.
       
      Sperme.
      PG. I. 4.
      Spermaceti.
       
      Spew,
      [Vomit]
      Sphacelus.
      S. I. 8.
      Sphear.
      Mag. III. 5.
      • Coelestial, [Orb] W. VI. A.
      Sphyraena.
      Fi. IV. 7.
      Spy.
      • a— RM. III. 5. A.
      • to—
        • [a. Spy]
        • a. Eye.]
        • Sight]
        • Observe]
          • sp. adv. Concealed]
      Spice.
      Pr. II. 4.
      • to— [Powder]
        • sp. with Spice]
      • a—of a dis∣ease,
        • Beginning—
        • Degree (dim.) (of disease]
      Spicknel.
      HF. V. 4.
      Spider.
      Ex. II. 5.
      • —wort. HL. V. 1. A.
        • Crustaceous— Ex. VI. 9. A.
        • Sea— Ex. VI. 9.
        • Water— Ex. II. 4.
      Spignel.
      HF. V. 4.
      Spigot,
      [Tap]
      Spike,
      [Lavender]
      Spikenard.
       
      Spill.
      • Shed. O. II. 8. O.
      • [Mar]
      Spin.
      O. V. 1. A.
      • —out time, [Protract]
      • as a top, [p. Vertiginate]
      Spinach.
      HF. I. 8.
      Spinal,
      [adj. Backbone]
      Spindle,
      [adj. Vertiginating adj. axis (pin) of adj. spinning (mach.]
      • —tree. Sh. II. 10. A.
      Spink,
      [Chaffinch]
      Spinster,
      [adj. Spinning (mech.]
      Spiral.
      Mag. III. 9.
      Spire
      • Cone]
      • Pyramid]
        • [Steeple]
        • to— as corn, [v. ear (inc.]
      Spirit.
      • Immaterial substance. W. I.
        • holy— G. III.
        • Angel]
        • Devil]
        • [Soul]
        • Animal— PG. I. 1.
        • —s extracted. Pr. II. 7.
        • Disposition]
        • Temper]
        • Sprightliness]
        • Vigor]
      Spiritual.
      • [adj. Spirit]
      • Ecclesiastical. RE.
      • —Persons Eccl. RE. II.
      Spirituous.
      • [adj. Spirit. PG. I. 1.]
      • [adj. Freshness]
      Spirt,
      [Syringe] O. I. 6. A.
      • for a— [adv. Transitoriness (imp.]
      Spit.
      • Excretion. Mo. IV. 4.
      • [Rosting (instr.]
      • —Fish, [Lucius Marinus]
      • —deep, [Deep the length of adj. digging (lam.]
      Spite,
      • Malignity]
      • Hatred]
      • Envy]
        • in- [adv.
          • Enemy]
          • Contempt▪]
        • —of
          • Contrary to ones will]
          • adj. Coaction]
      Spittle.
      • [adj. p. Spit (thing]
      • [House of sick (persons]
      Spitter,
      [Smooth horned Red Deer (young]
      Splayfooted,
      [adj. Oblique foot∣ed]
      Spleen.
      PG. VI. 5. A.
      • —wort. HL. I. 7. A.
      • Rough— HL. I. 6. A.
      Splendid,
      [Bright]
      Splendor,
      [Brightness]
      Splenetic.
      • [Sick in the Spleen]
      • [Hypochondriac]
      • [Adj. Anger]
      Spindletree.
      Sh. II. 10. A.

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      Splent.
      • [Lamin]
        • sp. adj. Furrow (fig.]
      • [Chip]
      Splinter,
      [Chip]
      Split,
      [Cleave]
      • [Chink]
      Spodium.
      Met. V. 2.
      Spoil.
      • [Mar]
      • —for use. TA. II. 9. O.
      • Harras. RM. II. 5. D.
      Spoke.
      • [adj.
        • pret.
        • p.
        speak]
      • —of wheel. Po. V. 7. A.
      Spokesman,
      [Instead-speaker]
      Spondyl.
      Ex. VIII. 4. A.
      • [Vertebra] PG. IV. 3. A.
      • Fish. Ex. VIII. 4. A.
      Sponk,
      [Touchwood]
      Sponsion.
      • [Paction]
      • Suretiship. RC. VI. 6.
      Spontaneity.
      AS. IV. 9.
      Spool of weaver.
       
      Spoon.
      Pr. V. 8.
      • —bill. Ei. VIII. 6.
      Sport.
      • [a. Wanton]
      • [Play]
        • [Recreation]
        • [Game]
      • [Mirth]
      Sportful,
      [Wanton]
      Spot,
      [adj. a. Spottedness (thing]
      Spotted,
      [adj. Q. I. 5. O.]
      • —fever, [Malignant f.]
      Spouse,
      • Betrothed (fem.]
      • Married (fem.]
      Spout.
      • Concave (thing Tube for out-stream∣ing]
      • Narrow (vas for out-stream∣ing]
      • [Faucet]
      • —of Rain. El. VI. 3.
      • to—
        • Powre
        • Syringe
        Stream (dim.]
      Sprain,
      [a. place (corr.]
      • sp. by stretching (exc.]
      Sprat,
      [Herring (young]
      Sprawling.
      • [Creeping]
      • Lying]
      • Reverse]
      Spread.
      • Unheap. O. II. 6. O.
      • Stretch] AC. VI. 2.
      • Be extended] AC. VI. 2. A
      • [a. Publick (make] A.
      • [a. Contagion]
      Sprig,
      [Branch (dim] PP. I. 3.
      Sprightliness.
      NP. IV. 2.
      Spring.
      • [adj. Beginning (part]
      • —of the year. Mea. V. a.
        • Day— [Day (incept.]
      • [Rise] Sp. II. 4. A.
      • —Fount. W. IV. 3. A.
      • [Increase]
      • -Tide, [Tide at the
        • New
        • Full
        of the Moon]
      • Motion. O. I. 7.
        • -of Lock, [adj. Spring (inst.]
      • to—
        • Sprout]
        • Grow]
        • [Leap] Mo. I. 5.
      • —forth, [Being (inc.]
      • —from, [be
        • Effect]
        • Descendent]
      • —a leak,
        • v. Chink
        • v. Crack
        (inc.]
      • —a mine, [Find a m.]
      • —Partridges,
        • Rise
        • Fly
        (make) Partr.]
      Springal;
      [adj. Adolescency male]
      Springe,
      [Trap of threads]
      Sprinkle.
      • [Scatter drop]
      • Baste]
      • Powder]
      Sprit.
      • Boul— (RN. II. 4.)
        • —Sail.
      Sprout.
      PP. II. 5.
      Spruce,
      [Ornate (augm.]
      Sprung,
      • a. pret. Spring]
      • adj. p. Spring]
      Spu,
      [Vomit]
      Spud,
      [Short Knife]
      Spume,
      [Froth]
      Spun,
      • a. pret. Spin]
      • adj. p. Spin]
      Spunge.
      HL. I. 11.
      Spungy,
      [Porous]
      Spunk,
      [Match]
      Spur.
      • —of Bird. PP. V. 5.
      • -of a boo••, [adj. heel (arm.) of horseman]
      • to— [Impulsive]
      Spurge.
      HS. V. 11.
      • —Laurel. Sh. III. 5.
      • —Olive. Sh. III. 6.
      • Tree. Sh. IV. 6.
      Spurket.
      RN. II. 8. A.
      Spurious.
      adj. T. III. 4. op.
      Spurn,
      [Strike with foot]
      Spurry.
      HL. IX. 10. A.
      Spurt,
      vid. Spirt.
      Squab,
      [adj. Fat (augm.]
      • to— [Break]
        • sp. by down casting]
      Squabble,
      [a. Contention (corr.]
      Squadron.
      RM. III. 4. A.
      Squall,
      [Exclamation]
      Squalid,
      • Slovenly]
      • Defiled]
      Squander.
      • in spending. Man. III. 3. D.
      • not lay up. TA. V. 4. O.
      Square.
      • Proper
        • Plain. Mag. V. 1. A.
        • Solid, [Cube]
          • Carpenters— [c. adj. Squa∣ring instr.]
      • Improper.
        • [Spread] AC. IV. 2. A.
      • —out of— [Exorbitant]
        • —dealing, [a. Justice]
      • to— [a. square (make]
      • —with, [a. Congruous]
      Squash,
      [Break]
      • sp. by down 〈◊〉〈◊〉]
      Squat.
      • [Sit]
      • a— [Sate]
      • [Bruise]
        • sp. by down casting▪]
      • adj.
        • [Thick short]
      Squatino-Raia.
      Fi. II. 3. A.
      Squeak
      v. Exclamation acute]
      Squeal
      v. Exclamation acute]
      Squeamish.
      • [adj. Loathing (apt.]
        • sp. of meats]
      • [adj. Niceness]
      Squeezing
      • Compressing]
      • Straining]
      Squib.
      • [adj. Gunpowder (instr.) for (sound]
      • [Jest]
      Squill.
      HL. IV. 13.
      Squilla Mantis.
      Ex. VI. 4. A.
      Squinancy.
      S. IV. 9.
      Squinant,
      [Camels-hay]
      Squint,
      [a. Eye (manner) oblique (corr.]
      Squire,
      [Middle (kind) of Gentle∣man]
      Squirrel.
      Be. III. 6.
      Squirt,
      [a. Syringing]
      Squirting,
      [Sorry]
      St.
      Int. III. 1. O.
      Stab.
      RJ. V. 4.
      Stability.
      • Steadiness]
      • Fastness]
      • [Constancy]
      Stable.
      • [adj. Stability]
      • [adj. Horse (room]
      Stablish.
      • [adj. Stability (make]
      • [a. Confirmation]
      Stack,
      [Heap]
      Stachas.
      • Golden— HF. II. 5.
      Staff,
      [Stick] PP. I. 4.
      • —of a Song, [Section of S.]
      Stag.
      Be. II. 3. A.
      • —Beetle. Ex. V. 1. A.
      Stage.
      • [Scaffold]
        • [adj. a. Player Room]
        • —Play, [adj. Player fight]
      • [Journey]
        • [adj. Staying (place]
      Staggering.
      Mo. II. 4. O.
      • Doubting]
      • Wavering]
      Staggers.
       
      Staggerwort,
      [Ragwort]
      Stagnate,
      [v. Stagnum]
      Stagnum.
      W. IV. 7. A.
      Stay,
      • u. Continue rest]
      • a. Discontinue moti∣on]
      • Continue, [Duration]
        • —Little while, [Transitori∣ness]
        • —Long time, [Permanence]
        • —for ever, [Perpetuity]

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      Staid,
      • Serious]
      • Sober]
      • Grave]
      Staies.
      • —of a ship. RN. IV. 1. A.
      Stain.
      • [Dying] O. V. 3. A.
      • [a. Spottedness]
      • [a. Colour (corr.]
        • [Defile]
          • [Infamy]
      Stairs.
      Po. IV. 1.
      Stake.
      • [Stick] PP. I. 4.
      • [Wager]
      • —down, [a. wager in present money, &c.]
      Stale.
      • [Old]
        • sp. corr.]
        • —Beer, [B. ripe (augm.]
      • [Urine]
        • sp. Old u.]
      • [adj. Alluring (thing]
      Stalk.
      • a—
      • —of plant, [Stock] PP. I. 2.
      • —of leaf or flower. PP. II. 7.
      • to—
      • Walk lofty. Mo. II. 3.
      • [Go
        • Covered]
        • Concealed]
      Stall.
      • Room]
      • Table]
        • sp▪ for selling things]
      • Head— [adj. head (par••) of bridle]
      Stallion,
      [Horse kept for genera∣tion]
      Stamen▪
      PP. II. 6. A.
      Stammel,
      [Red (dim.]
      Stammer,
      [Stutter]
      Stamp.
      • [Pound] Mo. VI. 5.
        • —with foot, [Pound with sole of foot]
        • [Contusion]
      • [Print] AC. III. 7. A.
      • Coin, [••. money with strike∣ing]
      Stanch.
      • Cohibit]
      • Desist (make]
        • sp.
          • Dropping]
          • Streaming]
      • [adj.
        • Taciturnity]
        • Reservedness]
      Stand,
      Be for some time, unmo∣ved, in posture direct. AC. VI. 1. A.
      • [Being]
      • [Duration]
      • —little while, [Transitoriness]
      • —long time, [Permanence]
        • —of long—ing, [ad]
      • [Rest]
        • —still▪
          • [Stay]
        • —ones ground. RM. II. 2.
          • [Stagnate]
        • —ing water, [Stagnum]
      • [Consist] Q. V. 5.
      • Place]
      • Situation]
      • Posture]
      • [Direct] Mag. II. 8. E.
        • [Grow]
      • —er, [Tree left for growth]
      • —ing corn, [Not reaped]
      • —about, [Protract]
      • —against, [Resist]
      • -by,
        • Help]
        • Defend]
        • —er by, [Not-concerned (person]
      • —for, [adj. Faction]
        • —child, [Be Godfather]
        • —degree, [Be Candidate]
        • —preferment, [Obtain (end) p.]
      • —in
        • [p. Price]
        • [adj.
          • Permanence]
          • Constancy]
          • Obstinacy]
          • sp. in affirming]
        • —Doubt, [adj. Doubt]
        • —Fear, [adj. Fear]
        • —good-stead
          • Adjuvant]
          • Useful]
        • —the way, [Impedient]
      • —off,
        • adj. aversion]
        • Demurring]
      • —out.
        • [Be constant] sp.
          • Opposing]
          • Resisting]
          • Not-yield]
          • Hold-out]
        • [Be protuberant]
      • —to
        • [Be constant]
        • Assist]
        • Defend]
        • Compensate]
        • Refund]
      • —under, [Bear]
      • —up,
        • Stand]
        • Rise]
      • —upon.
        • Esteem]
        • Value]
          • [adj. Permanence disputing]
      • —with, [adj. Permanence treating]
      • a— [adj. Standing (place]
        • —for drink, [adj. bearing (jug.]
        • —of Pikes, [RM. IV. of p.]
        • Beat a— TM. I. 7.
          • Stand Doubting]
          • Stay Doubting]
        • Keep at a— TM. I. 9.
        • ••••ke a— [Stay (imp.]
      Standard.
      • [adj. Standing]
        • [Ensign]
          • sp. adj. King]
        • —bearer, [Ensign] RM. III. 2.
          • sp. adj. King]
      • [adj. Permanence]
        • Measure. Mea. II. 4.
      Standergrass,
      [Satyrion]
      Standish,
      [adj. Ink (vess]
      • sp. Not-adj. p. carry (apt.]
      Stannery,
      [adj. Tin (place]
      Stanza,
      [Section of Poem]
      Staphylinus.
      Ex. V. 7.
      Staple.
      • for bolt, &c. Po. IV. 6. A.
        • figure. Mag. IV. 5.
      • [Publick sale]
      Star.
      • Proper. W. II. 1.
        • fixed— W. II. 2.
        • wandring— [Planet]
          • day— [Venus]
          • Morning— [Venus]
          • Evening— [Venus]
      • Blazing—
        • Star. W. II. 3. A.
        • Meteor. El. I. 2.
        • falling— El. I. 2. A.
          • Herb.
          • -of Bethlehem, [Ornithogalon]
          • -wort. HF. III. 9.
          • Sea— HF. III. 10.
          • Fish. Fl. VIII. 6.
          • —in forehead, [Star (like) sign in foreh.]
      Starboard,
      [Right side]
      Starch.
      Pr. VI. 5. A.
      Stare.
      Bi. III. 4.
      • to— AC. IV. 1.
        • as hair [Direct]
          • sp. adv. Confusion]
      Stareling,
      [Stare] Bi. III. 4.
      Stark.
      • [Stiff]
        • (aug.]
      • —Dead, [Whole dead]
      Start,
      [Move (imp.) sp. through
      • Fear]
      • Admirati∣on]
      • Passion sign. AC. IV. 5.
      • [Move (imp.]
        • [Run (inc.]
        • —a Hare, [Raise a H.)
      • —aside [a. Levity]
      • —back [a. Levity]

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        Starter,
        [adj. a. Levity (person]
        Starting hole,
        [Way of escape]
        Startle,
        [Fright (imp.]
        Startup,
        [Outmost Leg (vest) for warmth]
        Starve.
        RJ. V. 5.
        Starveling,
        [Lean (augm.]
        Starwort.
        HF. III. 9.
        • Sea— HF. III. 10.
        State.
        • General.
          • [Quality]
          • [Condition]
          • [Circumstances]
          • Extraordinary, [Solemnity]
          • All together. T. VI. 4.
        • Personal.
          • [Age]
          • Disposition]
          • Temperament]
          • [Dignity]
            • [Degree]
            • sp. of
              • Nobility]
              • Gentility]
          • Take—upon him, [Arrogate, &c.]
          • [Revenues (aggr.]
            • Right]
            • Possession]
        • Civil. RC.
          • the—s, [Chief Magistrates (aggr.]
        • Ecclesiasticals. RE.
          • —of Religion. RE. III.
        Stately.
        • [Noble]
          • [adj. Solemnity]
        • [adj. Generosity]
        • Proud]
        • Supercilious]
        Static,
        [adj. Measuring (art.]
        Station,
        • Resting (place]
        • Standing (place]
        Stationary,
        [adj. Standing]
        Stationer,
        [adj.
        • Paper
        • Book
        (Merc.]
        Statue,
        [Image]
        Statuary,
        [adj. Image (mech.]
        Stature,
        [Height (manner]
        Statute.
        • [Law]
        • [Morgage]
        Stave.
        • —a barrel, [Unbottom a b.]
        • —off,
          • Off-keep]
          • a. Distance]
          • sp. with staff.]
        Stavesacre.
        HS. I. 4. A.
        Stead.
        • as Successor. T. VI. 6.
        • as Substitute. T. VI. 6. A.
          • in—of. Prep. II. 1. A.
        • in no— [Not
          • Helpful]
          • Useful]
        Steadfast.
        • Steady]
        • Fast]
          • To look—ly, [a. Eye adv. heedfulness]
        • Constant]
        Steady.
        • Not-loose. Q. VI. 6.
        • go— Mo. II· 4▪
        • Not light, [Constant]
        Steake,
        [Fried flesh]
        Steal.
        • [a. Theft]
        • Come (adv. Concealing]
        • Goe (adv. Concealing]
        Stealth,
        [Theft]
        • To come by— [Come adv. Con∣cealing]
        Steam,
        [Exhalation] El. II. 2.
        Steed,
        [Horse (perf.]
        Steel.
        Met. II. 3.
        • a— [adj. Steel (Instr.]
        Steep
        • Oblique (dim.]
        • Almost-perpendicular]
        • to— [Soke]
        Steeple.
        Po. II. 3. A.
        • —figure,
          • Cone]
          • Pyramid]
        Steer,
        [Bull (young]
        • to—a ship, [Direct with the Rudder]
        Steerage,
        [adj. Rudder (room]
        Stellion,
        [Spotted Lizard]
        Stem.
        • [Descen∣dants,
          • (aggr.]
          • (kind]
        • —of a plant, [Stock] PP. I. 2.
        • —of a ship. RN. II. 2.
        • [Austere]
        Stench,
        [Unsavoriness]
        Step.
        • a. Motion]
        • a. Going] Mo. I. 1.
        • —in,
          • Come
          • Enter
          sp. suddenly]
          • foot— [adj. foot (sign]
        • a—
          • figure. Mag. V. 8. A.
          • —father
            • Father adv. affini∣ty]
            • Mother's husband]
          • —mother
            • Mother adv. affini∣ty]
            • Father's wife]
        Sterility,
        [Barrenness]
        Sterling,
        [adj. p. Authority by Law]
        Stern.
        • [Austere]
          • sp. Face (manner]
        • —of a ship. RN. II. 2. A.
        Stew.
        Pr. III. 2. A.
        • a—
          • [adj. Bathing (room]
          • [adj Keeping (place) for fish]
        Steward,
        [adj. Revenue (Off.]
        Stewes,
        [adj. Fornication (house]
        Sty.
        • [adj. Hog (house]
        • [Pustle within the eye-lid]
        Stibium,
        [Glass (like) O. VI. of Antimony]
        Stick.
        • to—
          • [a.
            • Clamminess]
            • Gluing]
          • Stay.
            • —at
              • Doubt]
              • Demur]
            • —in, [into-fasten]
            • —out, [Protuberance]
            • —through,
              • Prick]
              • Stab]
            • —to
              • adhere]
              • v. Constant]
            • —with Cloves, &c. [Lard with cl. &c.
        • a— PP. I. 4.
        Stickadove,
        [Cassidony] HF. VI. 5. A.
        Stickle,
        • Endeavour (augm.]
        • a. Business]
        • a. Intercession]
        • —back. Fi. IX. 13. A.
        Stiff.
        • op. to Limber. Q V. 6. D.
          • —gale of wind. El. VI. T.
          • [adj. Rigor] AC. IV. 5. D.
          • [Stout]
          • Zealous]
          • [Rigid]
          • [Pertinacious]
          • —necked.
            • Disobedient]
            • Contumacious]
        Stifle.
        RJ. V. 6.
        Stigmatize.
        RJ. VI. 6. A.
        Stile,
        [Transverse sepiment for over-p••ition]
        Still.
        • [Calm]
          • [Gentle]
          • [adj.
            • Silence]
            • Taciturnity]
          • Peaceable]
          • adj. Quieting]
          • [adv.
            • Permanence]
            • Perpetuity]
          • [Yet]
        • [Distill]
        Stilborn,
        [Abortive]
        Stilletto,
        [Short sword (dim.]
        Stilts,
        [Leg-lengthning sticks]
        Stimulate,
        [a. Impulsive]
        Sting.
        PP. V. 5. A.
        Stink,
        [a. Unsavoriness]
        Stint.
        • Cohibit]
        • Limit]
        • [Remit]
        • [Cease]
        • Bird. Bi. VII. 6. A.
        Stipend,
        [Wages]
        • to— RO. VI. 4. A.
        Stipulation,
        [Sponsion]
        Stir.
        • [Move]
        • [Endeavour]
        • [Provoke]
          • —up, [a. Impulsive]
          • —s
            • Troubles]
            • Sedition]
        Stirrop.
        Po. V. 8. A.
        Stitch.
        • Disease, [Cramp]
        • Pain, [Pricking]
        • [Sowing]

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          Stithy,
          [Supporting (instr.) of hammer'd (thing]
          Stoat.
          Be. IV. 7.
          Stoccado.
           
          Stock.
          • —of plant. PP. I. 2.
          • [Descen∣dents.
            • (aggr. RO. I. 1. O.
            • (kind. RO. I. 1. O.
          • [Chief
            • Revenue]
            • Possessions]
          • [adj. a. Gain (thing]
          • Laughing—[adj. p. Laugh (thing]
          Stockdove.
          Bi. III. 2.
          Stockfish.
           
          Stockgilliflower.
          HS. IV. 1.
          Stockings,
          [adj. Leg (vest]
          Stocks,
          [Prison for the feet]
          Stoic.
           
          Stole.
          • adj. a. pret. Steal]
          • adj. p. Steal]
          • [Long loose (vest]
          Stolidity,
          [Folly]
          Stoln,
          [adj. p. Theft]
          Stomach.
          • Ventricle. PG. VI. 4.
          • [Appetite]
          • Anger]
          • Courage]
          Stomacher,
          [adj. Brest (vest]
          Stone.
          St.
          • Common— St. I.
          • middle sort of— St. II.
          • Precious—
            • —less transparent. St. III.
            • —more transparent. St. IV.
          • Weight. Mea. III. 6.
          • —pitch, [Hard p.]
          • Disease. S. VI. 7.
          • —of a plum. PP. II. 2. A.
          • Testicle. PG. VI. 8. A.
          • to—one, [Throw stones at one]
          • —to death. RJ. V. 2.
          Stonebow,
          [Cross-bow (dim.]
          Stonebuck
          [Goat (kind) having angular knotted horns]
          Stonecrop.
          HL. VIII. 5.
          Stonefern.
           
          Stonesmiche.
          Bi. V. 8.
          Stonewort.
           
          Stool.
          • Seat. Po. VI. 5.
          • Close— [Stool (like) adj. dunging (vess.]
          • going to— [a. Dunging]
          Stoop.
          AC. VI. 4.
          • —as Barrel, [a. Oblique]
          Stop.
          • [Stay]
          • [a. Impedient]
          • [a.
            • Binding]
            • Obstruction]
          • [Fill]
            • —up [Shut]
          • [a. Period]
          • to make a—
            • Stay (make]
            • Hinder]
          Stopple,
          • adj. Stopping. (pin]
          • Tap]
          Storax.
          Tr. IV. 2. A.
          Store.
          • [Provisions]
          • Multitude]
          • Abundance]
          • to— [Lay up]
          Story,
          [adj. p. Narration (thing]
          • of building▪ [Degree of rooms]
          Stork.
          Bi. VIII. 1. A.
          Storm.
          El. VI. 4.
          • to—
            • Chafe,
              • Be angry (augm.]
              • v. Anger (voice]
            • [Assault] RM. I. 6.
          Stote.
          Be. IV. 7.
          Stove.
          • Room. Po. II. 5.
          • [Box for
            • Heating]
            • Drying]
          Stout.
          • Active. NP. IV. 6.
          • Strong]
          • adj. Fortitude]
          • Hardy]
          • Obstinate]
          • [Perverse] NP. IV. 1. O.
          • [Proud]
          • [Contumacious]
          Stow,
          • Lay up]
          • Heap]
          Stradle.
          Mo. II. 3. A.
          Straggle,
          [Wander]
          Stray,
          • Wander]
          • Err.
          Straight,
          vid. Streight.
          Strain,
          vid. Strein.
          Strake,
          [Variegating line]
          • —of Cart-wheel, [Ring—]
          Strand,
          [Shore] W. III. 6.
          Strange.
          • Not-adj. Custom]
          • Extraordinary]
          • [Seldom]
          • [Not-expected]
          • [New]
          • [adj. Stranger]
          Stranger.
          RO. IV. 4. O.
          Strangle.
          RJ. V. 8. A.
          Strangury.
          S. VI. 7. A.
          Strap,
          [adj. Leather thong]
          • —of Boot, [Loop for on-draw∣ing]
          Strappado.
          RJ. VI. 3. A.
          Stratagem.
          RM. I. 9,
          Stratifying.
          Pr. III. 8.
          Straw.
          Pr. V. 1. A.
          • —worm, [Cadew] Ex. III. 4. A.
          • to—
            • Scatter]
            • Spread]
          Strawberry.
          HS. IX. 1.
          • —tree. Sh. III. 4.
          Streak,
          Line.
          • —of Cart-wheel, [Ring—]
          • —s in the sky. El. V. 4.
          Stream.
          W. IV. 7.
          • —er. RN. III. 8.
          Street.
          Po. II. 7.
          Streight.
          • op. to crooked, [adj. Ma. III. 1.]
          • [Narrow]
          • Strict, [adj. Rigor]
          • —against. Prep. VI. 3. A.
          • —forward. [adj. Proceeding adv.—]
          • —way, [adv. fut. (dim.]
          • a—
          • [Perplex difficulty]
          • Necessity]
          • Distress]
          • [Fretum] W. IV. 5.
          Strein.
          • a. Intend]
          • Endeavour (augm.]
          • [Hurt by endeavouring (aug.]
          • Depress (augm.]
          • Compress]
          • [Arrest goods]
          • Percolate. O. VI. 4.
          • a— [Degree]
          • —of musick, [Part of tune]
          Strength.
          • [Power]
          • —of body.
            • —
              • Vigor]
              • Strength] NP. V. 7.
          • —of mind.
            • —
              • Sprightliness]
              • Fortitude]
          • Military.
            • Forces] RM. IV.
            • Places] RM. VI.
          • Importance]
          • Intenseness]
            • Taste (augm.]
            • Smell (augm.]
          • [a. Drunkenness (apt.]
          Strenuous.
          • [adj.
            • Stoutness]
            • Diligence]
          • [adj.
            • Strength]
            • Fortitude]
          Stress,
          • Endeavour (augm.]
          • Depression]
          • Gravity]
          Stretch.
          • Extend] AC. VI. 2.
          • Pandiculation] Mo. III. 6. O.
          • Long (make]
          • Broad (make]
          • Ample (make]
          • Coaction]
          • Wrest]
          Strew∣ing,
          • Scattering]
          • Powdering]
          Striated.
          Q. II. 6. A.
          Stricken,
          [adj. p. strike]
          • in
            • Age, [Old] adj. Mea. VI. 4.
            • Love, [adj. Love (augm.]
            • Years, [Old (augm.]
          • with amazement, [Extasied]
          Strict.
          • Perfect]
          • Regular (augm.]
          • Rigorous]
          • Severe]
          Stricture.
          • [Touch (dim.]
          • [Comment (dim.]
          Stride,
          [Stradle]
          Strife,
          • [a.
            • Contention]
            • Emulation]

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            Strike.
            • Proper. Mo. VI. 4.
              • Knock]
              • Pound]
              • Peck]
                • Stab]
                • Cudgel]
            • Cause (imp.]
            • Move (imp.]
              • as Sail,
                • a. Downward]
                • Fall (make]
            • —a bargain, [a. Paction]
            • —blind, [Blind (make]
            • —a colour, [cause a c.]
            • —corn, [a. Even the surface]
              • sp. by upon motion of straight (thing]
            • —fire, [Cause to sparkle]
            • —heat, [Cause h.]
            • —in, vid. Stricken.
              • Come Suddenly]
              • v. Friend Suddenly]
              • Bargain Suddenly]
            • [Stab]
            • —off.
            • —account,
              • Ballance]
              • Acquit]
            • —ones head, [Behead]
            • —out.
              • [Spoil]
              • [Unwrite]
            • —to the heart.
              • [a. Passion (augm.]
              • [Stab]
            • —up.
              • [Begin] sp. Music.]
              • [a. Paction]
              • —ones heels, [Fall (make]
                • sp. by wrestling]
            • —with, vid. Stricken]
            • a—
              • [Bushel]
              • [Stick for a. Even (make]
            String.
            • [Cord]
            • [Fibre]
            Strip.
            • [Un- a.
              • Skin]
              • Clothe]
            • [a. Privative]
            Stripe,
            [Stroke]
            • —ed, [Variegated with lines]
            Stripling,
            [adj. Adolescence (male]
            Strive.
            • [a.
              • Contention]
              • Emulation]
            • Endeavour (augm.]
            • a. Diligence]
            • —against, [Resist]
            • —for, [Obtain (end]
            Stroy,
            [Destroy]
            Stroke.
            • a— [Striking]
              • bear a. great [adj. power]
            • to— [Wipe with hand]
            Stromateus.
            Fi. III. 15.
            Strong.
            • [adj. Strength]
            • —hold. RM. VI.
            Strow,
            [Scatter]
            Struck,
            vid. Stricken.
            Structure,
            [Building]
            Struggle.
            • [Wrestle]
            • [Strive]
            Strumpet,
            [adj. Fornication (fem.]
            Strung,
            • adj. a. pret. String]
            • adj. p. String]
            Strut.
            • [Swell with fullness]
            • [Stalk]
            • [Go proudly]
            Stub.
            • [Bottom (part) of stock]
            • [Fragment of stick]
            Stubble.
            • Stalk, [adj. p. residue after reaping]
            • —goose, [adj. Autumn fatted Goose]
            Stubborn.
            • [Contumacious]
            • [Obstinate]
            • [Perverse]
            Stuck,
            • adj. a. pret. Stick]
            • adj. p. Stick]
            Stud,
            [Protuberance (dim.]
            Student,
            [adj. a. Learning (end]
            Study.
            • Endeavour]
            • a. Diligence]
            • Meditation.]
            • a. Considerateness]
            • Closet, [adj. meditation (room]
            Studious,
            [adj. Study (apt.]
            Stuff.
            • [Matter]
              • —of cloathing.
                • wollen— Pr. IV. 1.
                • Hairy— Pr. IV. 1. A.
              • [Utensils]
            • [adj. Filling (thing]
              • to— [Fill by into-thrusting]
            Stum,
            [Wine not-adj. pret. Fer∣menting]
            Stumble.
            Mo. II. 5. A.
            Stump.
            • [adj. Residue (part) after
              • Cutting]
              • Felling]
            Stupidity.
            • [Dulness]
            • [Numness] S. IV. 6. A.
            • Op. to common sense. NP. II. 1. O.
            Stupifie,
            [adj. a. Stupidity (make]
            Stupor,
            [Numness] S. IV. 6. A.
            Stuprate,
            [adj. a. Fornication]
            Sturdy.
            • Bold]
            • Valiant]
            • [Obstinate]
            • [Strong]
            Sturgeon.
            Fi. I. 8.
            Stutter.
            AC. III. 2.
            Stygian,
            [adj. Hell]
            Style,
            • Discourse (manner]
            • Writing (manner]
            • Sentence (manner]
              • to— [Name] sp. of Dignity]
              • of a flower. PP. II. 6.
            Styptic.
            • [Astringent]
            • [adj. Acerbity]
            Su.
            • Intreat]
            • Petition]
            • for
              • Marriage, [a. Sutor]
              • Preferment, [a. Candi∣date]
            • [in law, [a. Action]
            Suasory,
            [adj. Persuade]
            Subaltern,
            [Inferior]
            Subcontrary
            [Opposite together-true (pot.]
            Subdeacon,
            [Next RE. II. under deacon]
            Subdivide,
            [divide the
            • Parts]
            • Species]
            Subdue,
            • a. Victory]
            • Conquer
            Subduction,
            [a. Ablatum]
            Subject.
            • op. to praed. D. II. 5.
            • op. to adjunct. T. VI. 1.
              • Liable, [adj. p. Subject (pot.]
            • op. to. Governour. RC. I. 1. O.
              • [adj. a. Subjection]
              • [adj. a.
                • Obedience]
                • Submission]
            Subjection.
            Man. V. 5.
            Subjoin,
            [After-join]
            Subjunctive.
             
            Subliming,
            O. VI. 7.
            Sublimation,
            O. VI. 7.
            Sublime.
             
            Sublimity,
            [Height]
            Submission.
            • [Humility]
            • [Subjection]
            • op. to conquest. RM. II. 7. D.
            • to
              • Action. TA. IV. 1. A.
              • Suffering. Man. V. 8.
            Submissive,
            [adj. Submission]
            Submit,
            [a. Submission]
            Subordinate,
            [Inferior]
            • sp. in Series.]
            Suborn.
            RJ. IV. 6. A.
            Subpoena,
            [Citation with express threatning]
            Subscribe.
            • [Under-write]
            • [Sign]
            Subsidy,
            [Tax]
            Subsidiary,
            [adj.
            • Adjuvant]
            • Relieving]
            Subsist.
            • [Being]
              • sp. Absolute]
              • sp. Permanent]
            • [v. Substance]
            • [Maintain himself]
            Substance.
            • [Predicament. T. I. 5.
            • [Matter] T. II. 7.
            • [Possessions] Po.
            Substantial.
            • [adj. Substance]
            • [adj. p. matter (perfect]
            • [Of suffici∣ent
              • Wisdom]
              • Possessions]

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            Substitute,
            [adj. Stead. TG. VI. 6. A. (person]
            Substract,
            • a. Ablatum]
            • Diminish]
            Substruction,
            [Under-building]
            Subter∣fuge,
            • Escape]
            • Solution (corr.]
            Subterraneous,
            [Under-adj. earth]
            Subtle.
            • [Fineness]
            • [a. Craftiness]
            Subvert.
            • [Destroy]
            • [Ruine]
            Suburb.
            • [City (part) without the walls]
            Suck.
            • Proper. Mo. III. 3. A.
              • —in, [Suck]
              • —up.
              • —the breath. AC. IV. 6. D.
            • give— [Lactation]
            Succedane∣ous,
            • Instead-of coming]
            • adj. Succeed]
            Succeed.
            • Be after, Mag. I. 2. D.
            • Be Successor, [a. T. VI. 6.]
            • Come by Succession. RC. IV. 2. A.
            • [Be Event]
              • —ill, [adj. Adversity]
              • —well, [adj. Prosperity]
            Success.
            • [Effect]
            • [Event]
              • —of war. RM. II.
            • [Prospering]
            Succession.
            RC. IV. 2. A.
            Successive,
            [adj. Succeed, adv. Series]
            Successor,
            [adj. a. Succeed (per∣son]
            Succinct,
            • Brief (perf.]
            • adj. Epitomy]
            Succor,
            • [adj.
              • Adjuvant]
              • Relieve]
            Succory.
            HF. II. 16. A.
            • Gum— HF. III. 11. A.
            Succuba,
            [adj. Coition (fem.]
            Succulent,
            [adj. Juice]
            Succus nutritius.
            PG. I. 2. A.
            Such.
            • [of that
              • Quality]
              • Quantity]
            • [of the
              • same quality]
              • like quantity]
            • —as it is, [Such so ever]
            Suck,
            vid. Suc.
            • [a. Suction]
            • —up the breath. AC. IV. 6. D.
            • give— [Lactation]
            Sucker.
            • Branch. PP. I. 2. A.
            • —of a Pump, [adj. Suck∣ing (part]
            Sucket,
            [Confection]
            Suckle,
            [Lactation]
            Suction.
            Mo. III. 3. A.
            Sud,
            [Froth]
            • Sope—s.
            Suddain.
            • [Soon]
            • [Swift]
            • [adj. Dispatch]
            Sudorific,
            [adj. a. Sweat (make]
            Suet,
            [Hard Fat]
            Suffer.
            • [Passion]
              • —affliction, [adj. p. afflicti∣on]
              • —persecution, [adj. p. Per∣secution]
              • —punishment, [adj. p. pu∣nishment]
              • —execution, [adj. p. Exe∣cution]
            • Licence]
            • Toleration]
            • Not-hinder]
              • —to take, [Yield] TA. IV. 1▪
              • —to do, [Submit] TA. IV. 1. A.
            • Meekness]
            • Condescension]
            • Patience]
            • Submission]
            Sufferance,
            • Licence]
            • Toleration]
            Suffice,
            [adj. Sufficience]
            Sufficience.
            TM. I. 3.
            Sufficient,
            [adj. Sufficience]
            • —man, [Of Suff.
              • Wisdom]
              • Riches]
            Suffocate.
            • [Stifle]
            • [Strangle]
            Suffocation of the womb.
            S. VI. 9. A.
            Suffragan,
            [Instead Bishop]
            Suffrage,
            [Consent (sign]
            Suffumigation,
            [Fuming]
            Suffusion,
            [Spreading]
            Sug,
            [Sea-••lea] Ex. II. 11. A.
            Sugar.
            Pr. II. 3.
            Suggest.
            • Think (make]
            • Remember (make]
            • [Dictate]
            Suit.
            • Intreaty]
            • Petition]
              • —in law, [Action]
            • Aggregate. TM. III. 8.
            • to—with, [adj. v. Congruity]
            Suitable,
            • [adj.
              • Conveniency]
              • Congruity]
            Suiter.
            • [adj.
              • Intreating (per∣son]
              • Petitioning (per∣son]
                • —for marriage. RO. II. 2.
                • [Candidate] RC. I. 4. A.
            Sullen.
            • [Disingenuous]
            • [Morose]
            • [Contumacious]
            Sully.
            • [a. Colour (corr.]
            • [Defile]
            Sulphur.
            St. V. 7.
            • —wort, [Peucedanum]
            Sultan,
            [King]
            Sultry,
            [Hot (exc.]
            Sum.
            • —of money, [Money (aggr.]
            • total— TM. VI. 6. A.
            Sumach.
            Tr. III. 2. A.
            • Red— Sh. V. 5. A.
            Summary,
            [Epitome]
            • —ly, [Briefly]
            Summer.
            Mea. V. 2. A.
            • [Principal beam]
            Summer∣sault,
            • Leap]
            • Vault]
            Summon,
            [a. Citation]
            Summum jus.
            Man. I. 2. O.
            Sumner,
            [adj. Citation (Off.]
            Sumpter,
            [adj. Riding (apt.) box]
            Sumptuary,
            [adj. Spend]
            Sumptuous.
            • [adj.
              • Spend (augm.]
              • Price (augm.]
            • [Generous]
            Sun.
            • True. W. II. 2. A.
              • —Shine, [Brightness]
              • to— [Open to the Sun]
            • appearing—[Parelius]
            Sunday,
            [First day of the week]
            Sunder,
            [Separate]
            Sundew.
            HL. VI. 8. A.
            Sundry,
            [adj. Diversity]
            Sunflower,
            HF. II. 1.
            Sung,
            • a. pret. Sing]
            • adj. p. Sing]
            Sunk,
            • a. pret. Sink]
            • adj. p. Sink]
            Sup.
            • [Suction]
            • [Drink adv. Suction]
            • [adj. Evening meal]
            Superabound,
            [more-abound]
            Superciliousness.
            Man. VI. 3. O.
            Supereminence,
            [Superiority]
            Supereroga∣tion,
            • a. good more-than duty]
            • Deserve for o∣thers]
            Superfetation,
            [Again-concepti∣on of impregnated (fem.]
            Superficial.
            • [adj. Superficies]
            • Slight]
            • Careless]
            Superficies.
            • Surface]
            • [Outside]
            Superfine,
            [Fine (augm.]
            Superflui∣ty,
            • Excess]
            • Abundance]
            Superinducing,
            [Again-marrying of married (person]
            Superintend.
            • [adj. p Office]
              • sp. to observe what others do in their Offices]
            Superintendent.
            • [adj. Superintending (per∣son]
            • [Bishop]
            • Superiority. TM I. 5. E.
            • Relation of— RO. III.
            Superlative.

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            Supernal,
            • [adj.
              • Upper side]
              • Top]
            Supernatation,
            [Upon-swim∣ming]
            Supernatural,
            • Above- adj. na∣ture]
            • adj. Miracle]
            Supernumerary,
            [Beside the due number]
            Superscription,
            [Upon-write]
            Super∣sede,
            • Desist]
            • Omit]
            Superstition.
            RE. IV. E.
            Superstructure,
            [Upon-building]
            Supervene,
            [Whilst-event]
            Supine,
            [Careless]
            Supper,
            [adj. Evening meal]
            • —of the Lord, [Eucharist]
            Supplant.
            • [a. Fraud]
            • [Dispossess by fraud]
            Supple,
            • Soft]
            • Limber]
            Supple∣ment,
            • adj. Supplying (thing]
            • Vantage]
            Supply.
            • a. Adjuvant]
            • adj. a. Perfect]
            • [Un-deficient (make]
            • [Again-fill]
            • [Relieve]
            • Compensate]
            • Repair]
            • [a. Room] T. VI. 6.
            Suppliant,
            [adj. a. Petition (per∣son]
            Supplicate.
            • [Intreat]
            • [a. Petition]
            Support.
            • [Bear]
            • [a. Adjuvant]
              • [a. Patron]
                • [Maintain]
            Supposing.
            • [Thinking]
              • [v. Opinion]
            • [v. Supposition]
            Supposition.
            D. VI. 3.
            Supposititious,
            [Forged]
            Suppository,
            [Cylinder (dim.) Medicinal]
            Suppress.
            • a. Victory]
            • Conquer]
            • [Conceal]
            Suppuration,
            [Ripening of rotten (thing]
            Supremacy,
            [Right of being most principal]
            Supreme,
            [Most principal]
            Surbate,
            • Un-skin
            • Bruise
            by motion (freq.]
            Surcease,
            [Desist]
            Surcharge,
            [Burden (exc.]
            Surcingle,
            [About-adj. p. bind∣ing (arm.]
            • sp. for horse]
            Surcoat,
            [adj. Upper (vest]
            Surd,
            [adj. Deafness]
            • —number, [Root not-expres∣sible by numbers]
            Sure.
            • Certain]
            • Assured]
              • [Betrothed]
              • Constant]
              • Faithful]
            • [Fast]
              • [Safe]
            Surely,
            [Truly] adv. I. 2. O.
            Surety,
            [adj. (Sponsion (person]
            Surface,
            [Superficies]
            • [Outside]
            Surfeit.
            • [Sickness through
              • Eating (exc.]
              • Drinking (exc.]
              • Labor (exc.]
            • [Excess]
            • [Gluttony]
            Surge,
            [Wave▪ (augm.]
            Surgeon.
            RC. II. 3. A.
            Surly,
            • Fierce]
            • Morose]
            • Supercilious]
            Surmise.
            • [Opinion]
            • [Conjecture]
            • Distrust]
            • Jealousie]
            Surmount,
            [v. Superior]
            Surname,
            [adj. Family name]
            Surpass.
            • [a. Excess]
            • Excell]
            • Superiority]
            • Better]
            Surplice,
            [Upper linnen (vest) of Ecclesiastic (person]
            Surplus.
            • [Residue]
            • [Vantage]
            Surprize,
            • Take Unexpectedly]
            • Arrest Unexpectedly]
              • sp. by Stratagem]
              • sp. by Ambush]
            Surque∣dry,
            • Pride]
            • Insolence]
            Surrender.
            • [Let go]
            • Yield]
            • Submit]
            • [Deliver]
            Surreptitious,
            • [adj.
              • Theft]
              • Forgery]
            Surrogate,
            [Substitute]
            Surround,
            • About-go]
            • a. Circle]
            Survey.
            • [a. Eye]
            • [Consider]
            • [Measure]
            Surveyer.
            • [Officer for observing others]
              • sp. in building]
            • [adj. Measuring (artist]
            Survive,
            [Continue after-li∣ving]
            Suspect.
            • [Distrust]
            • Diffidence]
            • Jealousie]
            • [a. Censoriousness]
            Suspence,
            • [Doubtful Expectarion]
            • Demurring]
            • Wavering]
            Suspend.
            RE. V. 4.
            Suspition,
            vid. Suspect.
            Sustein.
            • [Bear]
              • [Maintain]
            • [Suffer]
              • [a. Patience]
            • Sustenance, [adj. nourish∣ing (thing]
            • Sustentation, [adj. nourish∣ing (thing]
            • Ordinary. Pr. I.
            • Extraordinary. Pr. II.
            Sutable,
            [Congruous]
            Suture—
            • [Sowed
              • Series]
              • Line]
            Swabber.
            RN. V. 7.
            Swaddle,
            [About-bind adj. bot∣tom (like]
            • [Cudgel]
            Swag,
            [adj. p. Oblique]
            • sp. with shaking (imp.]
            Swage,
            [a. Remission]
            Swagger.
            • [a. Insolence]
            • [a. Glorying (corr.]
            Sway.
            • Power]
            • Authority]
            • Direction]
              • [a. Magistrate]
            • [a. Oblique (make]
            Swain.
            [adj. Country (person]
            Swallow.
            • Bird. Bi. V. 1.
              • —tail, [adj. Mag. IV. 4. end of beam]▪
            • —wort. HS. IV. 14. A.
              • Sea— BI. IX. 9. A.
              • —fish. Fi. III. 6. A.
            • —ing. Mo. III. 7. A.
            • [Gulf]
            Swan.
            Bi. IX. 1.
            Swap,
            [Exchange]
            Swarm,
            • [adj.
              • Aggregate (thing]
              • Multitude (thing]
            Swart,
            [Dark (dim.]
            Swarth,
            [Ridge of mowen grass, &c.]
            Swashbuckler,
            [adj. Boasting (person) of fighting]
            Swathe,
            [About-bind adv. bot∣tom (like]
            Swear.
            RC. VI. 4.
            Sweat.
            Mo. IV. 3.
            Sweeping,
            [Brushing]
            Sweet.
            • Proper. Q. IV. 1.
              • —bread, [Glandule] PG. II. 7. A.
              • —meats, [Banquet (thing]
            • [adj. p.
              • Love]
              • Delectation]
                • —heart, [Suter]
            • [adj. a. Pleasure]
              • —music.

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            Swell.
            • [Tumor]
            • [v. Protuberance]
            Swelter,
            [a. heat (exc.]
            Swerve,
            [Err]
            Swift,
            [adj. Swiftness]
            • Bird. Bi. V. 14.
            Swiftness.
            NP. V. 9.
            Swill,
            [Drink (augm.]
            • —for swine, [Drink for swine]
            Swimming.
            Mo. I. 4.
            • Disease, [Vertigo]
            Swine,
            [Hog (kind]
            • —s bread, [Sow-bread]
            • —s grass, [Knot-grass]
            • —Pipe, [Redwing] Bi. III. 5. A.
            Swing.
            Mo. VI. 3.
            Swinging,
            • Striking (aug.]
            • Whipping (aug.]
            • Cudgelling (aug.]
              • adj. [Great (augm.]
            Swingle,
            [adj. Striking (part) of adj. threshing (instr.]
            Swipe,
            [adj. Lifting (instr.) on direct Pole]
            Switch,
            [Wand] PP. I. 4. A.
            • to— [Cudgel with wand]
            Swivel,
            [Wheel]
            Swoln,
            [adj. p. Swell]
            Swoon.
            S. V. 5. A.
            Sword.
            • Proper. RM. V. 2. A.
              • Put to the— [a. Dy (make) with sword]
              • —of Bacon. [Skin of Bacon]
            • —fish. Fi. I. 2. A.
            • green— [Grassie land]
            Sworn,
            • [adj.
              • p. Swear]
              • pret. Swear]
            Swum,
            [pret. Swim]
            Swung,
            [pret. Swing]
            Sycamore.
            Tr. VI. 6. A.
            Sycophant.
            [adj. Fawning Accu∣ser]
            Syllable.
            D. I. 3.
            Syllogism.
            D. IV. 7.
            Sylvan,
            [adj. Woods. (person]
            Symbol,
            [Sign]
            • sp. adj. Private]
            • sp. adj. Obscure]
            • sp. adj. p. Concealing]
            Symbolizing,
            [adj. Congruity]
            Symmetry,
            [Proportion (perf.]
            Sympathy,
            • Congruity (pron.]
            • Friendship] (pron.]
            • Together-suffer∣ing] (pron.]
              • Pity]
              • Congratulation]
              • sp. Concealed]
            Sympho∣ny,
            • Concord]
            • Harmony]
            Symptom,
            [Simultaneous sign] sp. corr.]
            Synagogue,
            • [adj. Jews
              • Church]
              • Convention Eccle∣siastic]
              • Temple]
            Synchronism,
            [Narration of simul∣taneous (things]
            Syndic,
            [Magistrates Assessor]
            Synedrium,
            [adj. Jews principal Council]
            Synod,
            [Council Ecclesiastic]
            Synonym,
            [Of same meaning]
            Synopsis,
            [Epitome]
            Syntax,
            [Together-joyning of Integrals]
            Syren.
             
            Syringe,
            [Tube for syringing]
            Syringing.
            O. I. 6. A.
            Syrt,
            [Quicksands] W. III. 7.
            Syrup.
            Pr. II. 3. A.
            System,
            [Epitome]
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