Webster's Dictionary 1806

838

Seedy

Seedya.abounding with or resembling seed

839

Seeing

Seeingn.the act of perceiving, sight, vision

840

Seeing (2)

Seeingpa.of to see, since, because that

841

Seek

Seekv.t.fought, pret, fought,pa.to look for, search, endeavor after, go to

842

Seeker

Seekern.one who seeks, an inquirer

843

Seeksorrow

Seeksorrown.a man who causes himself sorrow

844

Seel

Seelv.to close the eyes, lean on one side, roll, ob.

845

Seem

Seemv.i.to appear, have resemblance, pretend

846

Seemer

Seemern.one who appears, one who pretends

847

Seeming

Seemingn.an appearance, show, opinion, sense

848

Seemingly

Seeminglyad.in appearance, show or pretense

849

Seemingness

Seemingnessn.a fair appearance, a fair outside

850

Seemliness

Seemlinessn.comeliness, grace, beauty, decency

851

Seemly

Seemlya.comely, becoming, decent, proper, fit

852

Seemly (2)

Seemlyad.in a decent or proper manner, fitly

853

Seen

Seenpa. a.perceived, beheld, skilled, versed

854

Seer

Seern.a person who sees, prophet, teat of a cow

855

Seesaw

Seesawn.a reciprocating motion, alternate play

856

Seesaw (2)

Seesawv.i.to move up and down, to trump

857

Seeth

Seethv.seethed, sod,pret.seethed, sodden,pa.to boil, to make or be hot

858

Seether

Seethern.a boiler, a pot to boil things in

859

Segar

Segarn.see cigar

860

Segment

Segmentn.a piece cut off or contained

861

Segration

Segrationn.the act of separating or reserving

862

Segregate

Segregatev.t.to separate, set apart, remove

863

Seigneurial

Seigneuriala.invested with large powers, great

864

Seignior

Seignior, [seneyur]n.a lord with the Italians, a Turkish emperor