Webster's Dictionary 1806

1972

Smallcraft

Smallcraftn.a vessel less than a ship, any small vessel

1973

Smallness

Smallnessn.littleness, weakness, insignificance

1974

Smallpox

Smallpoxn.an eruptive contagious disease

1975

Smally

Smallyad.in a little or low degree, ob.

1976

Smalt

Smaltn.a very beautiful blue glass, of cobalt, flint and potash fused together

1977

Smaragdine

Smaragdinea.made of or like an emerald, green

1978

Smaris

Smarisn.a fish of a dark green color

1979

Smart

Smarta.quick, active, brisk, witty, keen, sharp

1980

Smart (2)

Smartn.an active person;v.i.to feel quick pain

1981

Smartly

Smartlyad.briskly, wittily, sharply, tartly

1982

Smartness

Smartnessn.liveliness, vigor, wittiness, keenness

1983

Smatch

Smatchn.a taste, tincture, twang, smattering

1984

Smatter

Smatterv.i.to have a superficial knowledge

1985

Smatter (2)

Smattern.a superficial or trifling knowledge

1986

Smatterer

Smatterern.one who has but a slight knowledge

1987

Smattering

Smatteringn.a very slight knowledge, a taste

1988

Smear

Smearv.t.to daub, soil, defile, pollute, cover

1989

Smeardab

Smeardabn.a dab or species of broad fish

1990

Smeary

Smearya.dauby, sticky, clammy, tough, nasty

1991

Smeeth

Smeethv.t.to smoke, to blacken with smoke

1992

Smell

Smellv.t.smelled, smelt,pret.andpa.to perceive by means of the nose

1993

Smell (2)

Smelln.the power or act of smelling, scent, odor

1994

Smellfeast

Smellfeastn.one who haunts good tables, an epicure

1995

Smelt

Smeltpret.andpa.pass. of to smell

1996

Smelt (2)

Smeltv.t.to extract metal from ore;n.a seafish

1997

Smelter

Smeltern.one who smelts or melts ore

1998

Smerk

Smerk, or Smirkv.i.to smile, to smile wantonly