Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Sorceress

Sorceressn.an enchantress, witch, hag

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Sorcery

Sorceryn.magic, enchantment, witchcraft

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Sord

Sordn.a piece of turf, grassy ground;a.reddish, ob.)

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Sordes

Sordesn.foulness, dregs, nastiness, filthiness

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Sordid

Sordida.niggardly, nearly, meanly, filthily

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Sordidness

Sordidnessn.niggardliness, meanness, nastiness

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Sore

Soren.a place tender and painful, wound, buck

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Sore (2)

Sorea.tender to the touch, painful, grievous

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Sorel

Soreln.a fallow buck, a buck of the third year

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Sorely

Sorely

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Soreness

Sorenessn.the tenderness of a hurt or cut, pain

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Sorgo

Sorgon.a species of plant

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Sorites

Soritesn.argument heaped on argument, a heap

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Sorrel

Sorreln.a four plant, a reddish color

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Sorrily

Sorrilyad.meanly, poorly, wretchedly, badly

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Sorriness

Sorrinessn.meanness, wretchedness, badness

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Sorrow

Sorrown.grief, trouble, mourning, sadness, pain

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Sorrow (2)

Sorrowv.i.to grieve, wail, be sad or dejected

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Sorrowed

Sorroweda.accompanied with sorrow, mourned

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Sorrowful

Sorrowfula.expressing grief, mournful, sad, dull

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Sorrowfully

Sorrowfullyad.in a sorrowful manner

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Sorrowfulness

Sorrowfulnessn.sorrow, grief, sadnes

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Sorry

Sorrya.grieved, uneasy, poor, vile worthless

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Sort

Sortn.a kind, species, rank, lot, company, set

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Sort (2)

Sortv.t.to dispose in classes, adjust, suit, fit

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Sortal

Sortala.relating to some sort or species, ob.

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Sortance

Sortancen.agreeableness, suitableness, fitness, ob.