Sexagesima
Sexagesiman.the second Sunday before Lent
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Sexagesimal
Sexagesimala.numbered by sixties, the sixtieth
Sexangled
Sexangled, or Sexangulara.having six angles
Sexennial
Sexenniala.lasting or happening in six years
Sexfid
Sexfida.divided into six segments
Sextant
Sextantn.the sixth part of portion of a circle
Sextile
Sextilen.the distance of 6 degrees or two signs
Sexton
Sextonn.an under officer of a church
Sextonship
Sextonshipn.the office or place of a sexton
Sextuple
Sextuplea.sixfold, told or repeated six times
Sexual
Sexuala.pertaining to the sexes and to the doctrin of sexes in plants
Sexualist
Sexualistn.an adherent to the doctrin of sexes in plants
Sexuality
Sexualityn.the state or distinction of sex
Shabbily
Shabbilyad.meanly, despicably, raggedly
Shabbiness
Shabbinessn.meanness, paltriness, raggedness
Shabby
Shabbya.mean, paltry, despicable, ragged
Shack
Shackn.winter pasturage, Eng. mast, a shiftless fellow
Shackle
Shacklev.t.to chain, fetter, bind, entangle
Shackles
Shacklesn. pl.chains, fetters, rings, difficulties
Shad
Shadn.sing, andpl.a species of fish well known
Shaddock
Shaddockn.a species of orange, pampelmoe
Shade
Shaden.a shadow, shelter, screen, cool, darkness, likeness, soul in a state of separation, ghost
Shade (2)
Shadev.t.to cover from light or heat, protect, shelter, screen, hide, paint in obscure colors
Shadiness
Shadinessn.a shady state, coolness
Shadow
Shadown.a shade, darkness, faint representation, type, inseparable companion, ghost, protection
Shadow (2)
Shadowv.t.to shade, darken, screen, represent
Shadowy
Shadowya.full of shade, gloomy, heavy, faint