Webster's Dictionary 1806

865

Seigniorage

Seignioragen.authority, power, rule

866

Seigniory

Seigniory, or Signioryn.lordship, dominion

867

Seignorise

Seignorisev.t.to lord or domineer over

868

Seine

Seinen.a large fishing net

869

Seizable

Seizablea.that may be seized on or taken away

870

Seize

Seizev.t.to take by force, catch, fasten, join

871

Seizin

Seizin, or Seisinn.the act of taking possession

872

Seizing

Seizingn.cords for fastening ropes together

873

Seizure

Seizuren.the act of seizing, a thing seized, force

874

Sejugous

Sejugousa.pinnate with fix pair of leaflets

875

Sejunction

Sejunctionn.a disunion, separation

876

Seldom

Seldomad.rarely, not often, now and then

877

Seldomness

Seldomnessn.rareness, infrequency, uncommonness

878

Seldshown

Seldshowna.shown but seldom, ob.

879

Select

Selectv.t.to choose in preference, pick, cull

880

Select (2)

Selecta.well chosen, picked, culled, choice

881

Selection

Selectionn.the act of choosing, a choice made

882

Selectman

Selectmann.a town officer in New England; the selectmen are the executive officers of towns

883

Selectness

Selectnessn.choiceness, a particular value

884

Selector

Selectorn.one who selects, one who chooses out

885

Selenite

Seleniten.sulphat of lime, fossil of various species

886

Selenitical

Seleniticala.pertaining to selenite

887

Selenography

Selenographyn.a description of the moon

888

Self

Selfpron. a.one's own person, the very same

889

Selfevident

Selfevidenta.evident of or in itself, quite clear

890

Selfinterest

Selfinterestn.private interest, selfishness

891

Selfinterested

Selfinteresteda.particularly concerned, selfish