Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Sourish

Sourisha.rather sour, rather harsh or cross

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Sourly

Sourlyad.with sourness, harshly, crossly

2352

Sourness

Sournessn.acidity, crabbedness, austerity

2353

Sous

Sous, [soo]n.a small coin, French penny, mere trifle

2354

Souse

Sousead.with sudden violence, all at once

2355

Souse (2)

Sousen.a pickle made of salt, water and vinegar

2356

Souse (3)

Sousev.t.to steep in souse, duck in water, fall

2357

Souterrain

Souterrainn.a grotto, cave, not used

2358

South

Southn.the place where the sun is at noon, south region

2359

South (2)

Southad.from or towards the south;a.southern

2360

Southeast

Southeastn.the point between the south and east

2361

Southerly

Southerly, or Southerna.lying from or to the south

2362

Southernwood

Southernwoodn.a plant of strong scent

2363

Southing

Southinga.approaching or going to the south

2364

Southing (2)

Southingn.a course or distance south

2365

Southmost

Southmosta.lying or going nearest to the south

2366

Southsay

Southsayv.i.see soothsay

2367

Southward

Southward, or Southwardlyad.towards the south

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Southwest

Southwestn.the point between south and west

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Sovereign

Sovereign, [suverun]n.a supreme lord, a king

2370

Sovereign (2)

Sovereigna.supreme in power

2371

Sovreignty

Sovreigntyn.the highest place, supremacy

2372

Sow

Sown.a female of the hog, large piece of lead, tub, insect

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Sow (2)

Sowv.t.sowed,pret.sowed, sown,pa.to scatter,

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Sower

Sowern.one who sows seed, one who promotes

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Sowins

Sowinsn. pl.a sour flummery, soured oatmeal, ob.

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Sowl

Sowlv.t.to pull or twich by the ears, ob.