Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Space

Spacen.local extension, distance, room, time

2378

Spacious

Spaciousa.large, great, extensive, roomy, wide

2379

Spaciousness

Spaciousnessn.extent, roominess, loftiness

2380

Spaddle

Spaddlen.a small instrument, a little spade

2381

Spade

Spaden.a shovel for digging, suit at cards, deer

2382

Spadeful

Spadefuln.as much as spade will hold

2383

Spadiceous

Spadiceousa.having a light red color, reddish, having a receptacle within a spathe

2384

Spadilee

Spadilee, or Spadillon.the ace of spades

2385

Spadix

Spadixn.a receptacle proceeding from a spath

2386

Spake

Spakepret.of to speak

2387

Spall

Spalln.a joint of the body, the shoulder, ob.

2388

Spalt

Spaltn.a whitish stone used in melting metals

2389

Spalt (2)

Spalta.of loose texture, scaly, easily split

2390

Span

Spann.a hand's breadth, 9 inches, a short time

2391

Span (2)

Spanv.t.to measure by the fingers extended

2392

Span (3)

Spanpret.of to spin

2393

Spandrel

Spandreln.the space between the curve of an arch and the right lines inclosing it

2394

Spaner

Spanern.a small or trifling coin, a large sail

2395

Spanfarthing

Spanfarthingn.a kind of low childish game

2396

Spangle

Spanglen.a small boss of shining metal, tinsel

2397

Spangle (2)

Spanglev.t.to cover or set with spangles

2398

Spaniard

Spaniardn.a native of Spain

2399

Spaniel

Spanieln.a dog for sport, a very sneaking person

2400

Spaniel (2)

Spanielv.i.to fawn upon, cringe, cajole

2401

Spanish

Spanisha.coming from or belonging to Spain

2402

Spanish (2)

Spanishn.an earth used in making bricks, the language of Spain

2403

Spank

Spankv.t.to beat, to slap with the open hand