Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Selfish

Selfisha.regarding self interest supremely

893

Selfishly

Selfishlyad.with self love, niggardly, meanly

894

Selfishness

Selfishnessn.selflove only, mean covetousness

895

Selflove

Selfloven.the love of one's self alone

896

Selfmurder

Selfmurdern.the murder of one's self

897

Selfrepelling

Selfrepellinga.having an innate power of repulsion

898

Selfsame

Selfsamea.numerically the same, the very same

899

Sell

Sellv.t.sold,pret.sold,pa.to part with for a price, trade or deal in, deliver up

900

Sellander

Sellandern.a dry scab in the pastern of a horse

901

Seller

Sellern.one who sells, deals in, or delivers up

902

Selvage

Selvagen.the edge of cloth, a hank of rope

903

Selves

Selvesn. pl.of self

904

Semblable

Semblablea.resembling, like, likely, fair, ob.

905

Semblably

Semblablyad.with resemblance or likeness, ob.

906

Semblance

Semblancen.resemblance, likeness, show

907

Semblant

Semblant, or Semblativea.resembling, like, ob.

908

Semble

Semblev.to resemble, to make like, ob.

909

Semi

Semia.half, containing, &c. only half

910

Semiacidified

Semiacidifieda.half acidified

911

Semiamplexicaul

Semiamplexicaula.half surrounding the stern

912

Semiannular

Semiannulara.half-round, half-circular

913

Semiaperture

Semiaperturen.the half of an aperture

914

Semibreve

Semibreve, or Semibriefn.a note, two minims

915

Semicalcined

Semicalcineda.half calcined

916

Semicircle

Semicirclen.the half of a circle, an instrument

917

Semicircular

Semicirculara.like half a circle, half-round

918

Semicolon

Semicolonn.a point made or marked thus (;)