Superstitious
Superstitiousa.addicted to superstition, bigoted, scrupulous, fanciful
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Superstitiousa.addicted to superstition, bigoted, scrupulous, fanciful
Superstitiouslyad.in a superstitious manner
Superstrainv.t.to strain or stretch too much
Superstrainingn.the act of straining too much
Superstructv.t.to build on any thing, to erect
Superstructionn.a building raised on any thing
Superstructivea.built or raised on any thng
Superstructuren.what is built on any thng
Supervacaneousa.needless, unnecessary, vain
Supervenev.i.to come extraneously, to surprise
Supervenienta.coming suddenly, additional
Superventionn.a coming upon one suddenly
Supervisal, or Supervisionn.inspectin, superintendence
Supervisev.t.to oversee, overlook, superintend
Supervisorn.an overseer, inspector, officer of excise
Supervivev.i.to overlive, outlive, survive
Supinationn.the act of turning upside down
Supinatorn.a muscle which turns the palm of the hand upwards
Supinen.a kind of verbal word in grammar
Supinea.having the face up, indolent, careless
Supinelyad.with the face upward, carelessly, idly
Supinenessn.carelessness, indolence, sloth
Suposititiousa.not genuine, illegitimate, false
Suppedaneousa.placed under the feet, ob.
Suppern.the evening meal, one who sups
Supperlessa.going without supper, hungry
Supplaint, or Supplicantn.an humble petitioner