Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Snapdragon

Snapdragonn.a kind of play, a kind of plant

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Snapper

Snappern.one who snaps, a peevish person, a fish

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Snappish

Snappisha.eager to bite, tart, peevish, cross

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Snappishly

Snappishlyad.eagerly, tartly, peevishly, crossly

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Snappishness

Snappishnessn.a snappish temper, peevishness

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Snare

Snaren.a gine, trap, net;v.t.to entangle, trap, prune

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Snarl

Snarlv.to growl like a cur, snap, entangle

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Snarler

Snarlern.one who snarls, a cross surly fellow

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Snary

Snarya.entangling, insidious, trecherous, sly

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Snast

Snast, or Snatn.the snuff of a candle, ob.

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Snatch

Snatchv.snatched, snatcht,pret.andpa.to seize hastily upon, catch eagerly, bite

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Snatch (2)

Snatchn.a hasty catch, broken part, bit, fit, quip

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Snatchblock

Snatchblockn.a kind of pulley in a ship

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Snatcher

Snatchern.one who snatches or takes hastily

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Sneak

Sneakv.i.to creep slily, lurk about

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Sneaker

Sneakern.a large vessel of drink, a person who sneaks

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Sneaking

Sneakinga.mean, servile, covetous

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Sneakingly

Sneakinglyad.slily, meanly, servilely, basely

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Sneakup

Sneakupn.an insidious mean scoundrel, ob.

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Sneap

Sneapv.t.to reprove, check;n.a reprimand, ob.

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Sneer

Sneerv.i.to show contempt by laughing, to ridicule

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Sneer (2)

Sneern.contempt, a scornful look

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Sneerer

Sneerern.one who sneers, one who ridicules

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Sneerful

Sneerfula.contemptuous, scornful, insolent

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Sneeze

Sneezev.i.to emit wind audibly by the nose

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Sneeze (2)

Sneezen.an emission of wind audibly by the nose

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Snick

Snick, or Sneen.a combat with knives, ob.