Webster's Dictionary 1806

4051

Swallow (2)

Swallowv.t.to take down the throat, to take in

4052

Swam

Swam, or Swumpret.of to swim

4053

Swamp

Swampn.a marsh, bog, fen, soft watery ground

4054

Swampy

Swampya.marshy, boggy, fenny, watery, soft

4055

Swan

Swann.a very large white water fowl

4056

Swansdown

Swansdownn.a fine soft thick woollen cloth

4057

Swanskin

Swanskinn.a fine and very soft kind of flannel

4058

Swap

Swapv.t.to exchange, barter, swop

4059

Swar

Swar, or Swartha.tawny, gloomy;v.t.to blacken

4060

Sward

Swardn.the surface of the ground, the skin of bacon

4061

Sware

Swarepret.of to swear

4062

Swarm

Swarmn.a crowd, multitude, great number, press

4063

Swarm (2)

Swarmv.i.to crowd, throng, abound, breed

4064

Swarthiness

Swarthinessn.tawniness, darkness of the skin

4065

Swarthy

Swarthya.tawny, duskish, dark of complexion

4066

Swasher

Swashern.a blusterer, noisy fellow, hector, bully

4067

Swashing

Swashinga.huge, showy,Etym. (vulgar)

4068

Swath

Swathn.a line of grass cut down, a fillet

4069

Swathe

Swathev.t.to bind fast with rollers or bands

4070

Sway

Swayv.to govern, rule, wield, hang heavy, lean

4071

Sway (2)

Swayn.power, command, rule, influence, direction

4072

Sweal

Swealv.t.to melt, blaze away, singe

4073

Swear

Swearv.sware, swore,pret.sworn,pa.to utter oaths, to declare or put upon oath

4074

Swearer

Swearern.one who swears or utters oaths

4075

Sweat

Sweatn.a matter from the pores, drudgery, toil

4076

Sweat (2)

Sweatv.sweat, sweated,pret.andpa.to emit or put into a sweat, warm, drudge, toil, labor

4077

Sweatiness

Sweatinessn.a sweaty state, moisture, great heat