Sedentary
Sedentarya.fitting much, inactive, sluggish
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Sedges
Sedgesn.a kind of narrow flag, a long grass
Sedgy
Sedgya.overgrown with or like sedge
Sediment
Sedimentn.what settles at the bottom of liquids
Sedition
Seditionn.a tumult, insurrection, commotion
Seditious
Seditiousa.factious with tumult, turbulent
Seditiously
Seditiouslyad.with factious turbulence, noisily
Seditiousness
Seditiousnessn.a seditious disposition, faction
Seduce
Seducev.t.to lead astray by arts, entice from duty, debauch
Seducement
Seducementn.the act, art or means of seducing
Seducer
Seducern.one who draws aside from the right
Seducible
Seduciblea.capable of being seduced
Seduction
Seductionn.the act or art of seducing, deceit
Sedulity
Sedulityn.diligence, industry, application
Sedulous
Sedulousa.diligent, industrious, laborious
Sedulously
Sedulouslyad.diligently, industriously, busily
See
Seen.the diocese of a bishop or archbishop
See (2)
Seev.saw,pret.seen,pa.to perceive by the eye, observe, discern, penetrate, attend
Seed
Seedn.what produces plants and animals, an original, generation, offspring, race, extraction
Seed (2)
Seedv.to produce feed, to shed or sow seed
Seedcake
Seedcaken.a kind of sweet seedy cake
Seediness
Seedinessa.a seedy state or quality
Seedlip
Seedlip, or Seedlopn.a vessel used to put seed in
Seedpearl
Seedpearln.small or trifling grains of pearl
Seedplot
Seedplotn.a ground on which seeds are sown
Seedsman
Seedsmann.a person who deals in seeds, a sower
Seedtime
Seedtime, or Seednessn.the fit season for sowing