Webster's Dictionary 1806

1810

Slap

Slapv.t.to strike or beat with the open hand

1811

Slap (2)

Slapn.a blow;ad.with a violent sudden blow

1812

Slapdash

Slapdashad.all at once, plump, very suddenly

1813

Slash

Slashv.to cut long cuts, lash, strike at random

1814

Slash (2)

Slashn.a wound, cut, cut in cloth, lash

1815

Slat

Slatn.a thin piece of timber connecting larger ones

1816

Slate

Slaten.a grey stone;v.t.to cover with slates

1817

Slattern

Slatternn.a negligent nasy woman, a slut

1818

Slattern (2)

Slatternv.t.to wast by negligence

1819

Slatternly

Slatternlya.negligent in dress, sluttish

1820

Slaty

Slatya.having the nature or or like slate

1821

Slaughter

Slaughtern.destruction by the sword, havoc

1822

Slaughter (2)

Slaughterv.t.to slay, kill, kill with the sword

1823

Slaughterhouse

Slaughterhousen.a place for killing beasts in

1824

Slaughterman

Slaughtermann.one employed in killing beasts

1825

Slaughterous

Slaughterousa.destructive, murderous, bloody

1826

Slave

Slaven.one deprived of freedom, a drudge

1827

Slave (2)

Slavev.i.to drudge, toil, toil much, work hard

1828

Slaver

Slaverv.i.to drivel, to emit spittle;n.spittle

1829

Slaverer

Slaverern.a driveller, simpleton, idiot

1830

Slavery

Slaveryn.the condition of a slave, servitude

1831

Slavish

Slavisha.servile, mean, base, dependant, close

1832

Slavishly

Slavishlyad.servilely, meanly, pitifully, basely

1833

Slavishness

Slavishnessn.servility, meanness, baseness

1834

Slavonian

Slavonian, or Slavonica.pertaining to the Slavons or Slavi, the ancestors of the present Russians and Poles

1835

Slavonian (2)

Slavonian, or Slavonicn.the language of the Russians and Poles

1836

Slay

Slayv.t.slew,pret.slain,pa.to kill, put to death, murder, butcher