Webster's Dictionary 1806

1783

Skyrocket

Skyrocketn.a firework that rises very high

1784

Slab

Slabn.a table of stone, the outside cut of a log made by sawing

1785

Slabber

Slabberv.to slaver, drivel, spill, shed, smear

1786

Slabbering

Slabberingn.a daubing with spittle or filth

1787

Slabby

Slabbya.wet, plashy, dirty, filthy, ropy, thick

1788

Slack

Slacka.loose, relaxed, remiss, slow

1789

Slack (2)

Slack, or Slackenv.to loosen, be remiss, flag, abate, unbend

1790

Slack (3)

Slackn.coal broken into small parts or pieces

1791

Slacken (2)

Slackenn.dross, scoria of metals

1792

Slackly

Slacklyad.loosely, negligently, backwardly

1793

Slackness

Slacknessn.looseness, remissness, want of care

1794

Slackwater

Slackwatern.the state of tide when the current has nearly ceased

1795

Slag

Slagn.the dross or refuse of metals

1796

Slain

Slainpa.of to slain

1797

Slake

Slakev.to quench, extinguish, become relaxed, (when used of lime, pron, slak)

1798

Slam

Slamn.the winning of all the tricks in a hand

1799

Slam (2)

Slamv.to win all the tricks, shut hard, crush

1800

Slander

Slanderv.t.to injure reputation by falsehood

1801

Slander (2)

Slandern.a false invective, reproach, disgrace

1802

Slanderer

Slanderern.one who slanders or belies another

1803

Slanderous

Slanderousa.uttering reproachful falsehoods injurious to one's good name

1804

Slanderously

Slanderouslyad.with false reproach, abusively

1805

Slang

Slangpret.of to sling

1806

Slang (2)

Slangn.vulgar language, cant phrases, (low)

1807

Slant

Slantv.t.to slope, to form or cast obliquely

1808

Slant (2)

Slant, or Slantinga.oblique, sloping, inclining

1809

Slantly

Slantly, or Slantwisead.in a sloping direction