Spite
Spiten.malice, maliciousness, rancor, defiance
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Spite (2)
Spitev.t.to treat maliciously, thwart, offend
Spiteful
Spitefula.malicious, malignant, illnatured, cross
Spitefully
Spitefullyad.maliciously, malignantly, crossly
Spitefulness
Spitefulnessn.malice, malignancy, spite
Spittal
Spittaln.a charitable foundation, a hospital
Spitted
Spittedpa.put on a spit, pierced, shot, out
Spitter
Spittern.one who spits, a young or male deer
Spittle
Spittlen.the moisture of the mouth
Spitvenom
Spitvenomn.poison ejected from the mouth
Splash
Splashv.t.to daub, with water or dirt, wet, dirty
Splashy
Splashya.full of little pools or dirty water
Splayfooted
Splayfooteda.having the feet broad or turned in
Splaymouthed
Splaymoutheda.the mouth made wide by design
Spleen
Spleenn.the milt, spite, anger, hip, melancholy
Spleened
Spleeneda.deprived of the spleen, gentle, kind
Spleenful
Spleenful, or Spleenya.angry, hot, peevish, fretful
Spleenless
Spleenlessa.kind, civil, obliging, gentle, mild
Spleenwort
Spleenwortn.a plant of several species
Splendent
Splendenta.shining, bright, glossy, famous
Splendid
Splendida.showy, magnificent, sumptuous
Splendidly
Splendidlyad.magnificenetly, sumptuously
Splendor
Splendorn.luster, magnificence, pomp
Splenetic
Splenetic, or Spleenisha.full of spleen, peevish, fretful
Splenic
Splenica.belonging to or like the spleen, dull
Splenitive
Splenitivea.passionate, hot, violent, furiour, ob.
Splice
Splicen.two ropes or lines joined without a knot