Webster's Dictionary 1806

973

Senatorial

Senatorial, or Senatoriana.belonging to senators or parliament-men, grave, venerable

974

Send

Sendv.t.sent,pret.sent,pa.to dispatch, let fly, commission, propagate

975

Sender

Sendern.one who sends, one who dispatched

976

Senectude

Senectuden.old age, ancientness, antiquity

977

Senegal

Senegaln.gum senegal, a gum from Africa

978

Seneka

Senekan.a plant, snakeroot or milkwort

979

Senescence

Senescencen.a growing old, decay by time or age

980

Seneschal

Seneschaln.a steward, head-bailiff, magistrate

981

Sengreen

Sengreenn.the houseleek

982

Senile

Senilea.belonging to or consequent on old age

983

Senior

Seniora.older that another;n.one who is older

984

Seniority

Seniorityn.eldership, priority of birth or order

985

Senocular

Senoculara.having or relating to six eyes

986

Sensation

Sensationn.perception by means of the senses

987

Sense

Sensen.a faculty of perceiving, meaning, opinion

988

Sensed

Senseda.perceived or conveyed by the senses

989

Senseful

Sensefula.full of sense, reasonable, judicious

990

Senseless

Senselessa.void of sense, silly, doltish, stupid

991

Senselessly

Senselesslyad.in a senseless manner, stupidly

992

Senselessness

Senselessnessn.folly, stupidity, absurdity

993

Sensibility

Sensibility, or Sensiblenessn.quickness of sensation

994

Sensible

Sensiblea.wise, judicious, convinced, bodily, perceptible by the senses, easily moved

995

Sensibly

Sensiblyad.with sense, perceptibly, judicously

996

Sensitive

Sensitivea.having sense, produced by sensation

997

Sensitively

Sensitivelyad.in a sensitive manner

998

Sensitiveplant

Sensitiveplantn.mimosa, a plant which shrinks at the touch

999

Sensorial

Sensoriala.pertaining to the sensorium, or the source or animal motions