Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Salfoacid

Salfoacida.consisting of saltness and sourness

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Salic

Salica.denoting an old law in France which pre cluded females from the crown

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Salient

Salienta.leaping, beating, projecting

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Salifiable

Salifiablea.capable of combining with an acid to form a neutral salt

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Salification

Salificationn.the act of salifying

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Salify

Salifyv.t.to form a neutral salt by combining an acid with an alkali, earth or metal

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Saline

Salinea.consisting of, like or constituting salt

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Saline (2)

Salinen.a salt spring

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Saliniferous

Saliniferousa.producing salt

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Saliniform

Saliniforma.like or in the form of salt

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Salinoterrene

Salinoterrenea.denoting a compound of earth and salt

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Salite

Salitev.t.to season or impregnate with salt

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Saliva

Saliva, or Saliven.spittle, juce separated by the glands

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Salival

Salival, or Salivousa.relating to or like spittle

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Salivary

Salivarya.pertaining to the spittle

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Salivate

Salivatev.t.to purge by the salival glands

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Salivation

Salivationn.a purging or curing by spitting

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Sallow

Sallown.a kind of willow;a.yellow, sickly

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Sallowness

Sallownessn.yellowness, a sickly paleness

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Sally

Sallyn.an issue from a place, escape, flash, ring

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Sally (2)

Sallyv.i.to make an eruption, rush out, issue out

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Sallyport

Sallyportn.a gate to make sallies from

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Salmagundi

Salmagundin.a mixture of herrings, apples, &c.

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Salmon

Salmon, [sammon]n.a large and very delicious fish

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Salmontrout

Salmontroutn.a trout of the salmon kind

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Saloon

Saloonn.a large or spacious hall

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Salpa

Salpan.a fish of a bluish green color