Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Sancitude

Sancitude, or Sanctityn.holiness, piety, purity

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Sanctification

Sanctificationn.the act of making holy, purity

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Sanctifier

Sanctifiern.one who sanctifies or makes holy, a title given or applied to the Holy Ghost

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Sanctify

Sanctifyv.t.to make holy, purify, devote

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Sanctimonious

Sanctimoniousa.appearing holy, faintly, devout

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Sanctimoniously

Sanctimoniouslyad.with grave austerity

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Sanctimony

Sanctimonyn.holiness, a scrupulous austerity

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Sanction

Sanctionn.a ratification, confirmation, decree

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Sanction (2)

Sanctionv.t.to ratify, confirm, support

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Sanctuarise

Sanctuarisev.t.to shelter, protect, defend, ob.

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Sanctuary

Sanctuaryn.a holy place, a refuge for criminals

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Sanctuary (2)

Sanctuarya.of or belonging to a sanctuary

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Sand

Sandn.a soft gravelly earth, barrne land

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Sand (2)

Sandv.t.to cover or sprinkle with sand

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Sandal

Sandaln.a loose open shoe, a kind of slipper

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Sandarac

Sandaracn.a resin obtained from the juniper tree, also a beatiful fossil

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Sandbath

Sandbathn.a bath made by sand

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Sandblind

Sandblinda.having very short sight, purblind

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Sandbox

Sandboxn.a box for sand, a tree

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Sanded

Sandedpa.covered or sprinkled with sand

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Sandemanian

Sandemaniann.a follower Sandeman,Etym. (local)

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Sanderling

Sanderlingn.a bird of the plover kind

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Sanders

Sandersn.a valuable sort of Indian wood

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Sandish

Sandisha.like sand, gritty, loose

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Sandiver

Sandivern.the superfluous salts cast up in glassmaking

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Sandpiper

Sandpipern.a bird with a long slender bill

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Sandstone

Sandstonen.a stone that consists of small grains