Webster's Dictionary 1806

3997

Survey

Survey, [survay]v.t.to overlook, view, measure

3998

Survey (2)

Surveyn.a view, prospect, measure, plan or draft of what is measured, district for collection of the customs

3999

Surveyor

Surveyorn.an overseer, a measurer of land, an inspector of the weight and quantity of goods or of highways, &c.

4000

Surveyorship

Surveyorshipn.the office or duty of a surveyor

4001

Survive

Survivev.to live after or longer, to outlive

4002

Survivency

Survivencyn.survivorship, surviving

4003

Surviver

Surviver, or Survivorn.one who outlives another

4004

Survivorship

Survivorshipn.the state of surviving another

4005

Survone

Survonev.i.to supervene, to be added, ob.

4006

Susceptibility

Susceptibilityn.the quality or state of admitting

4007

Susceptible

Susceptible, or Susceptivea.capable of admitting

4008

Susception

Susceptionn.the act or art of taking in hand

4009

Susceptivity

Susceptivityn.capacity of receiving

4010

Suscipient

Suscipienta.receiving, admitting, undertaking

4011

Suscitate

Suscitatev.t.to rouse, excite, stir up, awake

4012

Suslik

Suslikn.a spttoed animal of the rat kind

4013

Suspect

Suspecta.doubtful, uncertain;n.suspicion, ob.

4014

Suspect (2)

Suspectv.to imagin, misturst, fear, think guilty

4015

Suspend

Suspendv.t.to hang, stop, delay, put off, deprive

4016

Suspense

Suspensen.uncertainty, doubt, stop, delay, fear

4017

Suspense (2)

Suspensea.held in doubt, kept from proceeding

4018

Suspensible

Suspensiblea.capable of being suspended

4019

Suspension

Suspensionn.the act of hanging up, a cessation for a time, a temporary privation of an office

4020

Suspensory

Suspensorya.suspended, hung up, hanging by

4021

Suspicion

Suspicionn.the act of suspecting, mistrust

4022

Suspicious

Suspiciousa.inclined or liable to suspicion, jealous

4023

Suspiciously

Suspiciouslyad.with suspicion, doubtfully