Service
Servicen.a menial office, command, duty, office of devotion, benefit, use, order of dishes
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Servicen.a menial office, command, duty, office of devotion, benefit, use, order of dishes
Serviceablea.useful, good, fit, active, officious
Serviceablenessn.usefulness, officiousness
Servilea.slavish, dependant, cringing, fawning
Servilen.a letter added for the inflection of words
Servilelyad.slavishly, meanly, abjectly, basely
Servileness
Servingmann.a man servant, a menial servant
Servitorn.the lowest order or rank in a college
Servituden.slavery, bondage, an apprenticeship
Sesamen.oily grain, a plant
Sesquialter, or Sesquialterala.one and a half
Sesquiduplicatea.noting a ratio in which the greater term contains the lesser twice and a half, as 5 to 2
Sesquipedaliana.containing a foot and a half, bombast
Sesquiplicatea.in the ration of one and a half to one
Sessn.a rate, a tax;v.t.to assess, ob.
Sessilea.growing on the stem, without a footstalk
Sessionn.act or time of sitting
Sestercen.a Roman denomination of money
Setv.t.set,pret.set,pa.to place, put, plant, fix, value, disappear, fall below the horizon
Setpa. a.placed, planted, fixed, regular, formal
Setn.a number of things or persons suited to each other, living plant, game, wager at dice
Setaceousa.set with strong hairs, bristly, resembling bristles
Setinn.a species of bat
Setoffn.an account or demand to set against another
Setonn.a kind of issue, a rowel in the neck
Setosea.set with strong hairs, bristly