Schoolman
Schoolmann.a man versed in school divinity
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Schoolmaster
Schoolmastern.a man who teaches a school
Schoolmistress
Schoolmistressn.a woman who teaches a school
Schooner
Schooner, [ch as k]n.a vessel with two masts and a sail to each extended by a gaff and boom
Sciagraphy
Sciagraphyn.the section of a building, the art of finding out the hour by means of a shadow
Sciatheric
Sciatherica.belonging or relating to a sundial
Sciatic
Sciatic, or Sciaticala.troubled with the hip gout
Science
Sciencen.knowledge, deep learning, skill, art
Sciences
Sciencesn. pl.grammar, logic, rhetoric, arithmetic, geometry, astronomy and music
Sciential
Scientiala.producing or relating to science, ob.
Scientific
Scientifica.producing knowledge, masterly
Scientifically
Scientificallyad.conformable to science
Scierotic
Scierotica.hard, firm, tough, hardening
Scimeter
Scimetern.see cimetar
Scintilate
Scintilatev.i.to sparkle, to throw out sparks
Scintillation
Scintillationn.the act of sparkling or shining
Sciolist
Sciolistn.a mere smatterer in any science
Sciolous
Sciolousa.knowing things only superficially, ob.
Sciomachy
Sciomachy, [ch as k]n.a battle with a shadow
Scion
Scionn.a small twig, shoot, sprout, graft, coin
Scioptic
Scioptica.pertaining to the camera obscura
Scioptrics
Scioptricsn.science of exhibiting images through a hole in darkened room
Scissars
Scissars, or Scissorsn. pl.a small pair of shears
Scissble
Scissble, or Scissilea.that may be cut or divided
Scission
Scissionn.the act of cutting or dividing
Scissure
Scissuren.a crack, rent, sissure, cleft, cut, slit
Scobiform
Scobiforma.in the form of saw dust