Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Saunders

Saundersn.a tree or a red dye extracted from it

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Saunter

Saunterv.i.to loiter, idle, wander about idly

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Sausage

Sausagen.minced meat stuffed in a gut

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Savage

Savagea.wild, uncultivated, cruel, barbarous

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Savage (2)

Savagev.t.to make cruel or barbarous (not used)

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Savage (3)

Savagen.a person uncivilized, a genus of flies

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Savagely

Savagelyad.cruelly, barbarously, inhumanly

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Savageness

Savageness, or Savageryn.great cruelty, barbarity

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Savanna

Savannan.an open meadow, a pasture ground

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Save

Savev.to preserve from danger or ruin, rescue, lay up, keep frugally, spare, except

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Saveall

Savealln.a small pan to save candle ends on

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Savelin

Savelinn.a fish with a black back

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Saver

Savern.one who saves, a preserver, a gatherer

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Savin

Savinn.a plant or tree of several varieties

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Saving

Savinga.frugal, careful, near, excepting

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Savingly

Savinglyad.in a saving manner, frugally, closely

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Savingness

Savingnessn.frugality, great care, parsimony

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Savior

Saviorn.He who saves mankind, a redeemer

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Savor

Savorn.a taste, scent, odor, smell

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Savor (2)

Savorv.to have a taste or smell, taste, relish, like, season, betoken, resemble, exhibit, show

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Savorily

Savorilyad.with a gust, with a pleasing relish

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Savory

Savorya.pleasing to the smell or taste, nice

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Savory (2)

Savoryn.a garden plant, the satureja

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Savoy

Savoyn.a sort of colewort, a sort of cabbage

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Savoyard

Savoyardn.an inhabitant of Savoy

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Saw

Sawn.a toothed instrument, saying, maxim

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Saw (2)

Sawv.t.sawed,pret.sawed, sawn,pa.to cut with a saw;pret.of to see