(a) Sweetness of taste, used fig.: pleasant or easy circumstances, good fortune; also, a sweet drink; -- used fig.; for sot or sour, for good or ill; (b) a sweet smell; sup. that which is most……
(a) Soot; chaumbre sot; (b) in conventional comparisons of blackness or bitterness; (c) as adj.: covered with soot, sooty; (d) as surname and in place name [see Smith PN Elem.2.134].
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(a) Fragrantly and flavorfully, so as to be savory; -- used fig.; (b) pleasingly to the ear, melodiously; (c) gently; tenderly; slepen soteli, to sleep peacefully.
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(a) To be or become stupid or foolish; (b) to delude (sb.), confuse; blear (the sight); ppl.sotted, demented, confused, deluded; (c) ben sotted upon (on), to be infatuated with (sb. or sth.); ppl.so……
(a) A place for sitting, a seat; a chair, bench, stool, etc.; also fig.; long setle [see long-setel n.]; (b) a special chair reserved for the holder of a position of authority or special dignity; a……
(a) A fool, simpleton; a madman; also, an innocent [quot. a1500]; sottes iferen, fellow fools; siti sot, q.v.; (b) a wretch, rascal, villain; (c) as a term of abuse; (d) in proverbs; (e) ?as surname.
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