Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Secern

Secernv.t.to separate fine from gross matter

758

Secernent

Secernentn.that which promotes secretions

759

Secession

Secessionn.the act of withdrawing from

760

Secle

Seclen.a century, a hundred years, ob.

761

Seclocular

Secloculara.haviang six celles for seeds

762

Seclude

Secludev.t.to exclude, separate, shut up

763

Seclusion

Seclusionn.the act of secluding or separating

764

Second

Secondv.t.to support, assist, forward, follow

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Second (2)

Seconda.next to the first, inferior;n.a person that backs another, the 6th part of a minute

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Secondarily

Secondarilyad.in the second order or place

767

Secondary

Secondaryn.a fether growing on the second part of the wing

768

Secondhand

Secondhanda.not original, borrowed, derived

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Secondhand (2)

Secondhandn.the second place of order or time, the second place in possession

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Secondly

Secondlyad.in the second order in dignity;a.second

771

Secondrate

Secondraten.a second order in dignity;a.second

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Secondsight

Secondsightn.a power to foresee things future

773

Secondsighted

Secondsighteda.endued with secondsight

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Secrecy

Secrecyn.close silence, privacy, retirement

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Secret

Secreta.concealed, unseen, private, faithful

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Secret (2)

Secretn.a thing unknown;v.t.to keep private

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Secretary

Secretaryn.one who writes for another in business, an indian bird of the size of a turky

778

Secretaryship

Secretaryshipn.the office or post of a secretary

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Secrete

Secretev.t.to hide, conceal, separate

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Secretion

Secretionn.a separation of animal juces, juce

781

Secretist

Secretistn.a dealer in secrets, a secret person, ob.

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Secretitious

Secretitiousa.separated by animal secretion

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Secretly

Secretlyad.in a secret manner, privately, closely