Webster's Dictionary 1806

2026

Smote

Smotepret.of to smite

2027

Smother

Smother, [o as u]v.t.to suffocate, suppress

2028

Smother (2)

Smothern.a smoke, thick dust, suppression

2029

Smouldering

Smoulderinga.burning without much vent

2030

Smug

Smuga.nice, spruce, neat, clean, tricked up, ob.

2031

Smuggle

Smugglev.t.to import or export goods without paying the duties, run, convey privately

2032

Smuggler

Smugglern.one who smuggles goods, a vessel employed in smuggling

2033

Smuggling

Smugglingn.the act of running goods

2034

Smugly

Smuglyad.nicely, sprucely, neatly, cleanly, ob.

2035

Smugness

Smugnessn.spruceness, neatness, cleanness, ob.

2036

Smut

Smutn.foot, a spot, mildew, obscenity, ribaldry

2037

Smut (2)

Smutv.t.to mark with smut, to cause mildew

2038

Smutch

Smutchv.t.to black, with smoke, daub, smut

2039

Smuttily

Smuttilyad.dirtily, filthily, obscenely

2040

Smuttiness

Smuttinessn.soil from smoke, obsceneness

2041

Smutty

Smuttya.black, mildewed, filthy, immodest, vile

2042

Snack

Snackn.a share, a part;v.t.to snatch

2043

Snaffle

Snafflen.a bridle that crosses the nose;v.t.to bridle

2044

Snag

Snagn.a tooth standing out, knot, knob, snail

2045

Snagged

Snagged, or Snaggya.full of snags or sharp points

2046

Snail

Snailn.a testaceous insect, slow person, drone

2047

Snaillike

Snaillikea.in the manner of a snail, slow

2048

Snake

Snaken.a serpent, a sly person

2049

Snakeroot

Snakerootn.the name of a medical root

2050

Snaky

Snakya.resembling a snake, having snakes, fly

2051

Snap

Snapv.to break at once, bite, catch at, sound, chide

2052

Snap (2)

Snapn.the act of breaking, bite, catch