Sawdust
Sawdustn.dust arising from sawing wood
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Sawfish
Sawfishn.a fish with a long beak of bone set with teeth
Sawfly
Sawflyn.a genus of flies with a serrated mouth
Sawpit
Sawpitn.a place where large wood is sawed
Sawwort
Sawwortn.a species of plant, the seratula
Sawyer
Sawyern.one who saws, one who saws timber
Saxifrage
Saxifragen.an herb good against the stone, a tree
Saxifragous
Saxifragousa.dissolvent of or good for stone
Saxon
Saxonn.one of the people who conquered England in the sixth century, their language
Saxon (2)
Saxona.pertaing to the Saxons
Saxonism
Saxonismn.a saxon idiom or phrase
Say
Sayv.t.said,pret.said,pa.to speak, utter, pronounce, tell, allege
Say (2)
Sayn.a speech, sample, proof, trial, thin stuff
Saying
Sayingn.a proverb, maxim, expression, opinion
Scab
Scabn.an incrustation over a fore, itch, mange
Scab (2)
Scabv.i.to grow a hard skin over a sore
Scabbard
Scabbardn.the sheath of a sword, a case, a cover
Scabbed
Scabbeda.covered with scabs, paltry, sorry
Scabbiness
Scabbinessn.a scabby state or quality
Scabby
Scabbya.diseased with scabs, itch or mange
Scabious
Scabiousa.itchy, leprous;n.a plant
Scabrous
Scabrousa.rough, rugged, harsh, unmusical
Scad
Scadn.the horse mackarel
Scaffold
Scaffoldn.a temporary stage or frame of wood
Scaffoldage
Scaffoldagen.a gallery, a kind of hollow floor
Scaffolding
Scaffoldingn.a support made for workmen
Scalade
Scaladen.a storm of a place made with ladders