Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Sceptical

Scepticala.doubting, hesitating to admit the truth of an opinion or system

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Sceptically

Scepticallyad.in a sceptical manner

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Scepticism

Scepticismn.doubt, hesitation to admit the truth

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Scepticize

Scepticizev.t.to doubt, to be sceptical

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Schedule

Schedule, [ch as k]n.a small scroll, an inventory

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Scheme

Scheme, [ch as k]n.a plan, project, contrivance

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Scheme (2)

Schemev.t.to plan, project, contrive, plot

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Schemer

Schemern.a projector, contriver, designer, head

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Schesis

Schesisn.habitude, the state of a thing, ob.

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Schirrosity

Schirrosityn.an induration of the glands

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Schirrous

Schirrous, [ch as k]a.having an indurated gland, hard

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Schism

Schismn.a separaton, a division in the church

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Schismatic

Schismaticn.one who separates from the church

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Schismatic (2)

Schismatic, or Schismaticala.separated, divided

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Schismatically

Schismaticallyad.in a schismatical manner

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Schloy

Schloyv.t.to write explanatory notes, ob.

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Scholar

Scholar, [ch as k]n.a disciple, man of learning, a pupil, one who has a liberal education

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Scholarship

Scholarshipn.learning, exhibition for a scholar

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Scholastic

Scholastic, or Scholasticala.belonging to a school

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Scholastically

Scholasticallyad.in the method of schools

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Scholiast

Scholiast, [ch as k]n.a writer of scholiums or short notes

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Scholion

Scholion, or Scholium, or Scholyn.an explanatory

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School

School, [ch as k]n.a place for education

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School (2)

Schoolv.t.to instruct, teach, reprove

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Schoolboy

Schoolboyn.a boy at school, learner, novice

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Schoolday

Schooldayn.a day or age to send youth to school

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Schoolfellow

Schoolfellown.one bred up at the same school