Sequel
Sequeln.a succeeding part, close, consequence
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Sequence
Sequencen.a series, an order of successin
Sequent
Sequentn.a follower;a.following, succeeding
Sequester
Sequesterv.t.to set apart, separate, withdraw
Sequestrable
Sequestrablea.that may be sequestered, or separated
Sequestrate
Sequestratev.t.to sequester
Sequestration
Sequestrationn.a deprivation of profits
Sequin
Sequinn.a Venetian and Turkish gold coin
Seraglio
Seraglion.a house kept for women of pleasure
Seraph
Seraphn.one of the highest orders of angels
Seraphic
Seraphic, or Seraphicala.angelical, sublime
Seraphim
Seraphimn. pl.angels of a certain exalted order
Serass
Serassn.an indian bird of the crane kind
Sere
Sere, or Seera.dry, withered, brittle, yellow, ob.
Serenade
Serenade, or Serenaten.music by lovers in the night
Serene
Serenea.calm, undisturbed, quiet, still, clear, brighten
Serene (2)
Serenev.t.to calm, quiet, still, clear, brighten
Serene (3)
Serenea.calm, undisturbed, quiet, clear, fair
Serene (4)
Serenen.a calm clear sky, a calm evening
Serenely
Serenelyad.calmly, quietly, coolly
Sereneness
Sereneness, or Serenitude, or serenityn.calmness, peace
Sereuade
Sereuadev.t.to entertain with music
Serf
Serfn.a servant or stave employed in husbandry
Serge
Sergen.a thin woollen cloth or stuff
Sergeant
Sergeantn.a petty officer in the army, degree in law of the highest rank under a judge, title
Sergeantry
Sergeantryn.a tenure of lands by personal service
Sergemaker
Sergemakern.a man who manufactures serges