Sabaoth
Sabaothn. pl.armies, hosts
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Sabbatarian
Sabbatariann.a seventh-day baptist
Sabbath
Sabbathn.sunday, a day of rest and worship
Sabbathbreaker
Sabbathbreakern.one who violates the sabbath
Sabbatical
Sabbaticala.belonging to the sabbath or to rest
Sabbatism
Sabbatismn.a keeping of the sabbath, rest, ease
Sabean
Sabean, or Sabiana.pertaining to Saba in Arabia, famous for aromatic plants
Saber
Sabern.a cimetar, falchion, short broad sword
Sabianism
Sabianism, or Sabiismn.the system of oriental religion consisting in the worship of the heavenly bodies and the elements
Sabine
Sabinea.pertaining to the Sabines, N. E. of Rome
Sable
Sablen.an animal of the weesel genus, or his fur
Sable (2)
Sablea.black, dark, dusky
Saccharine
Saccharine, [ch as k]a.like or pertaining to sugar
Saccholactic
Saccholactica.denoting an acid obtained from the sugar of milk
Saccholate
Saccholaten.a salt formed by the saccholactic acid and a base
Sacerdotal
Sacerdotala.priestly, belonging to a priest
Sachel
Sacheln.a small sack or bag
Sachem
Sachemn.a prince, the chief of an Indian tribe
Sack
Sackn.a bag of 3 bushels, quantity, woman's robe, storm of a town, plunder, canary-wine
Sack (2)
Sackv.t.to put into sacks, take by storm, rob
Sackbut
Sackbutn.an old musical instrument a pipe
Sackcloth
Sackclothn.a cloth used for sacks or mourning
Sacker
Sackern.one who plunders or takes by storm
Sackful
Sackfuln.a sack filled, a fulness to the very top
Sacking
Sackingn.a cloth for sacks, a taking by storm
Sackposset
Sackpossetn.a posset made of sack, milk, &c.
Sacrament
Sacramentn.an oath, the Lord's supper, baptism