Sailmaker
Sailmakern.one whose business is to make sails
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Sailyard
Sailyardn.a spar to extend a sail with
Saim
Saimn.a hog's lard, the fat of swine,Etym. (local)
Sainfoin
Sainfoinn.a sort of grass, a strong fodder
Saint
Saintn.one eminent for piety, a sort of puritan
Saint (2)
Saintv.to canonize, to appear very pious or holy
Sainted
Saintedpa. a.canonized, adored, sacred
Saintlike
Saintlike, or Saintlya.resembling a saint, devout
Saintship
Saintshipn.the character or state of a saint
Sake
Saken.cause, pupose, account, regard, end
Saker
Sakern.a kind of cannon, a kind of hawk, ob.
Salacious
Salaciousa.lecherous, lustful, wanton, lewd
Salaciously
Salaciouslyad.lustfully, wantonly, lewdly
Salacity
Salacityn.lechery, lust, wantonness, eagerness
Salad
Salad
Salamander
Salamandern.a kind of lizard, a kitchen utensil
Salamandrine
Salamandrinea.like a salamander, fiery
Salaminian
Salaminiana.pertaining to Salamin in Greece
Salary
Salaryn.a stated hire, a periodical payment
Sale
Salen.the act of selling a vent, market, price
Sale (2)
Salea.sold or bought, opposed to homemade
Saleable
Saleablea.fit for sale, having quick sale
Saleableness
Saleablenessn.a saleable state or quality
Salentinian
Salentiniana.pertaining to the Salentini, a people of Calabria, in the south of Italy
Salep
Salep, or Saloopn.the roots of a species of orchis
Salesman
Salesmann.one who sells ready-made clothes
Salework
Saleworkn.work made for sale, careless work