Webster's Dictionary 1806

3754

Sumptuous

Sumptuousa.costly, expensive, splendid

3755

Sumptuously

Sumptuouslyad.expensively, finely, splendidly

3756

Sumptuousness

Sumptuousnessn.costliness, elegance

3757

Sun

Sunn.the luminary of the day, a hot sunny place

3758

Sun (2)

Sunv.t.to expose to or warm in the sun

3759

Sunbeam

Sunbeamn.a ray of light coming from the sun

3760

Sunbeat

Sunbeata.shone upon or tanned by the sun

3761

Sunbright

Sunbrighta.bright as the sun, very bright

3762

Sunburning

Sunburningn.the effect of the sun on the face

3763

Sunburnt

Sunburnta.tanned by the sun, made brown

3764

Sunday

Sundayn.the sun's day, the christian sabbath

3765

Sunder

Sunderv.t.to part, separate, divide;n.two parts

3766

Sundial

Sundialn.a plate to show time by the sun

3767

Sundry

Sundrya.several, many, various, divers, different

3768

Sunfish

Sunfishn.a name of the diodon

3769

Sunflower

Sunflowern.a flower that turns with the sun

3770

Sung

Sungpret.andpa.pass. of to sing

3771

Sunk

Sunkpret.andpa.pass. of to sink

3772

Sunless

Sunlessa.wanting the sun, gloomy, dull, dark

3773

Sunlike

Sunlikea.made like the sun, resembling the sun

3774

Sunny

Sunnya.exposed to the sun, bright, clear, fine

3775

Sunrise

Sunrise, or Sunrisingn.the beginning of morning

3776

Sunset

Sunsetn.the beginning of evening, the close of day

3777

Sunshine

Sunshinen.the action of the sun, prosperity

3778

Sunshiny

Sunshinya.bright with or as the sun, clear, fine

3779

Sup

Supv.to drink by sups, to eat or give a supper

3780

Sup (2)

Supn.a mouthful of liquor, small draft, taste