Sibylline
Sibyllinea.pertaining to the Sybils ancient prophetesses
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Sicanian
Sicaniana.pertaining to the Sicani who settled in Sicily and Italy
Siccative
Siccativea.drying,n.that which makes dry
Siccity
Siccityn.dryness, drouth, a want of moisture
Sice
Sicen.a term used at dice, the number six
Sicilian
Siciliann.a native of Sicily, a lively air or dance
Sicilian (2)
Siciliana.pertaining to Sicily
Sick
Sicka.afflicted with a disease, ill, low, disgusted
Sick (2)
Sickv.i.to grow, fall or make sick, to sicken
Sicken
Sickenv.to grow or make sick, decline, decay
Sickish
Sickisha.rather sick, qualmish, languid
Sickle
Sicklen.a reaping hook, a kook to cut grain with
Sickleman
Sickleman, or Sicklern.one who reaps, a reaper
Sickliness
Sicklinessn.a tendency to sickness, weakness
Sickly
Sicklya.somewhat disordered, unhealthy, faint
Sickly (2)
Sicklyad.in a sickly condition;v.t.to disorder
Sickness
Sicknessn.a disease, some disorder of the body
Side
Siden.the rib part of animals, an edge, a party
Side (2)
Sidea.not direct, awry;v.i.to take part with
Sideboard
Sideboardn.a side table for convenience
Sidebox
Sideboxn.a box or seat on one side of a theater
Sidelong
Sidelonga.lateral, oblique, not placed in front
Sideral
Sideral, or Sidereal, or Sidereana.starry, bright
Siderated
Siderateda.blasted, planetstruck, benumed, ob.
Sideration
Siderationn.a blast, a sudden mortification, ob.
Siderite
Sideriten.phosphate of iron or iron combined with phosphoric acid
Sideritic
Sideritica.pertaining to or consisting of siderite