Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Succumb

Succumbv.i.to yield, give up, sink or fall under

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Succussation

Succussationn.a trotting, a shaking, trot, ob.

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Succussion

Succussionn.a shaking, shake, shock, jolt

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Such

Suchpron.being of that kind, like this, similar

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Suck

Suckv.to draw in, to drain;n.the act of sucking

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Sucker

Suckern.any thing that draws in, a shoot, a fish

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Sucket

Sucketn.a sweetmeat, conserve, preserve

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Suckingbottle

Suckingbottlen.a bottle used instead of the breast

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Suckle

Sucklev.t.to nurse at the breast, to bring up

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Suckling

Sucklingn.one who is fed by the pap, a nursling

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Suction

Suctionn.the act of sucking or drawing in

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Sudation

Sudationn.the act of sweating, a great heat

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Sudatory

Sudatorya.sweating, moist;n.a sweating bath

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Sudden

Suddena.coming without notice, hasty, violent

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Suddenly

Suddenlyad.in an unexpected manner, quickly

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Suddenness

Suddennessn.a sudden manner, haste, hurry

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Sudetic

Sudetica.denoting mountains of Behemia

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Sudorific

Sudorifica.causing or provoking sweat

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Sudorous

Sudorousa.consisting of or like sweat, ob.

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Suds

Sudsn.a mixture of soap and water, a difficulty

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Sue

Suev.to prosecute by law, entreat, beg, request

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Suet

Suetn.hard fat, the fat about the loins

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Suety

Suetya.consisting of or like suet, fat, greasy

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Suffer

Sufferv.t.to bear, undergo, let, allow, permit

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Sufferable

Sufferablea.tolerable, that may be endured

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Sufferably

Sufferablyad.tolerably, with or by endurance

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Sufferance

Sufferancen.permission, patience, misery, pain