Webster's Dictionary 1806

2620

Splice (2)

Splicev.t.to join, to join ropes without a knot, join trees in a fence by interlocking their branches

2621

Splint

Splintn.a thin bit of wood used by surgeons

2622

Splint (2)

Splint, or Splinterv.t.to secure by splints, to shiver

2623

Splinter (2)

Splintern.a thin piece of wood broken off

2624

Splintery

Splinterya.consisting of or like splinters

2625

Split

Splitv.t.split,pret.split, splitted,pa.to divide, break in pieces, dash, crack

2626

Splitter

Splittern.one who splits, a bustle, stir, tumult

2627

Splutter

Spluttern.a confused angry speech, bustle, stir

2628

Spoil

Spoilv.to rob, strip, mar, decay, perish, corrupt

2629

Spoil (2)

Spoiln.plunder, waste, corruption, a slough

2630

Spoiler

Spoilern.one who spoils, a robber, a plunderer

2631

Spoke

Spoken.a bar or ray in a wheel;pret.of to speak

2632

Spokesman

Spokesmann.a person who speaks for another

2633

Spoliate

Spoliatev.i.to rob, plunder, spoil, lay waste

2634

Spoliation

Spoliationn.a robbing or plundering, plunder

2635

Spondee

Spondeen.a foot in poetry of two long syllables

2636

Spondyl

Spondyln.a tribe of bivalvular shell fish

2637

Spondyle

Spondylen.a verteber, joint of the backbone

2638

Sponge

Spongev.see spunge

2639

Sponsal

Sponsala.relating to a spouse or matrimony

2640

Sponsion

Sponsionn.the act of becoming surety for another

2641

Sponsor

Sponsorn.a surety, proxy, godfather

2642

Spont

Spontn.a wooden gutter, pipe, mouth, waterfall

2643

Spont (2)

Spontv.to run out with violence, to issue out

2644

Spontaneous

Spontaneousa.voluntary, free, unforced

2645

Spontaneously

Spontaneouslyad.voluntarily, freely, willingly

2646

Spontaneousness

Spontaneousness, or Spontaneityn.voluntariness