Significative
Significativea.showing by a sign, forcible, full
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Significativea.showing by a sign, forcible, full
Signifyv.to mean, express, avail, make known
Signpostn.the post on which a sign hangs
Silencev.t.to make silent, to still
Silenen.catchfly, a genus of plants
Silenta.mute, dumb, still, quiet, weak, useless
Silentlyad.without noise or words, quietly
Silesian.a species of thin coarse linen
Silesiann.a native of Silesia in Prussia
Siletiana.pertaining to Silesia
Silexn.a genus of stones of the flint kind
Silicalcareousa.consisting of silicious and calcareous matter
Siliciferousa.producing or united with a portion of silex
Silicifyv.t.to form into silex or flint
Silicimuriten.an earth compounded of silex and magnesia
Siliciousa.pertaining to silex, of the genus of silex, flinty
Siliclen.a bivalvular pericarp or pod, whose seeds grow to both futures
Siliculousa.having or pertaining to silicles
Siliquan.a pod or pericarp, whose seeds are attached alternately to both futures
Siliquose, or Siliquosa.having or formed in a pod
Silk, or Silkena.made of or dressed in silk, soft
Silkinn.another name of the aberdavin
Silkmercern.a retailer or seller of silk
Silkweavern.one who makes silken stuffs
Silkwormn.a worm that yields or produces silk
Silkya.made of or like silk soft, smooth
Silln.the bottom of a doorcase, a threshold, the foundation timber of a building