Webster's Dictionary 1806

784

Secretness

Secretnessn.privacy, a faculty of keeping secrets

785

Secretory

Secretorya.performing the office of secretion

786

Sect

Sectn.a body of men united in certain tenets

787

Sectarian

Sectariann.one of a sect, a separate

788

Sectarian (2)

Sectariana.pertaining to a sect

789

Sectarism

Sectarismn.a disposition or tendency to schism

790

Sectary

Sectaryn.one who joins with schismatics

791

Sectator

Sectatorn.a follower, disciple, pupil, imitator

792

Section

Sectionn.a cutting, part cut, division

793

Sector

Sectorn.a portion of a circle between two radiuses and their included arc, an instrument to fin proportional quantities of a like kind

794

Secular

Seculara.worldly, laical, not bound by vows

795

Secularity

Secularityn.worldliness, a worldly state

796

Secularization

Secularizationn.the act of converting from an ecclesiastical to a secular use

797

Secularize

Secularizev.t.to convert from ecclesiastical to secular use

798

Secundine

Secundinen.the afterbirth or burden, a cake

799

Secure

Securea.free from fear or danger, safe, careless

800

Secure (2)

Securev.t.to make fast, save, protect, ensure

801

Securely

Securelyad.without danger, fear or care, safely

802

Securement

Securementn.a cause of safety, safety, ob.

803

Securiform

Securiforma.in the shape of an ax

804

Security

Securityn.a safety, protection, defense, pledge

805

Sedan

Sedann.a kind of close chair for carriage

806

Sedate

Sedatea.calm, quiet, serene, undisturbed, easy

807

Sedately

Sedatelyad.calmly, quietly, composedly

808

Sedateness

Sedatenessn.calmness, Serenity, composure

809

Sedative

Sedativea.composing, settling, easing, relieving

810

Sedative (2)

Sedativen.that which composes or weakens