Webster's Dictionary 1806

4024

Suspiciousness

Suspiciousnessn.a tendency to suspicion, doubt

4025

Suspiration

Suspirationn.the act of breathing deep, a sigh, ob.

4026

Suspire

Suspirev.i.to breath hard or deep, sigh, sob, ob.

4027

Sustain

Sustainv.i.to bear, endure, uphold, support

4028

Sustainable

Sustainablea.that may be sustained or supported

4029

Sustainer

Sustainern.one who sustains, one who suffers

4030

Sustenance

Sustenancen.maintenance, food, the use of food

4031

Sustenation

Sustenationn.support, assistance, maintenance

4032

Sut (2)

Sutn.the matter which is collected from smoke

4033

Sutler

Sutlern.one who sells provisions to soldiers

4034

Suttle

Suttlen.the neat or just weight of commodities

4035

Sutty

Suttya.like or consisting of sut, black

4036

Suture

Suturen.a sewing, seam, juncture

4037

Swab

Swab, or Swobn.an ordinary mop, a bean shell

4038

Swab (2)

Swabv.t.to clean with a mop, to mop

4039

Swabber

Swabbern.a mopper or cleaner of decks

4040

Swabian

Swabiann.a native of Swabia in Germany

4041

Swabian (2)

Swabiana.pertaining to Swabia

4042

Swaddle

Swaddlev.t.to swathe, bind about, beat, cudgel

4043

Swaddle (2)

Swaddlen.clother bound round the body

4044

Swaddlingband

Swaddlingbandn.a cloth for a new-born child

4045

Swag

Swagv.to sink down by its weight, to lie heavy

4046

Swagger

Swaggerv.i.to boast, brag, bully, bluster, be noisy

4047

Swaggerer

Swaggerern.a boaster, bully, hector, noisy fellow

4048

Swaggy

Swaggya.hanging down heavily, heavy, lumpy

4049

Swain

Swainn.a pastoral youth, youth, lover, servant

4050

Swallow

Swallown.a genus of birds, fish, throat, voracity, gulf