Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Salute

Salutev.t.to greet, hail, address, please, kiss

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Salute (2)

Saluten.a salutation, greeting, address, kiss

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Salutiferous

Salutiferousa.bringing health, healthy, good

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Salvability

Salvabilityn.a possibility or state to be saved

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Salvable

Salvablea.that may be saved or preserved

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Salvage

Salvagen.a reward for saving wrecked goods

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Salvage (2)

Salvagea.savage, wild, uncivilized, rude, ob.

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Salvation

Salvationn.a preservation from eternal death

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Salvatory

Salvatoryn.a place where a thing is preserved

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Salve

Salven.a plaster, help, remedy, cure

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Salve (2)

Salvev.t.to help or save by a salve, to cure

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Salver

Salvern.a piece of plate with a foot, a save

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Salvo

Salvon.a plea, excuse, reservation, exception

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Samaritan

Samaritann.an inhabitant of Samaria, chiefly one of the foreigners, settled there by the Assyrian king

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Samaritan (2)

Samaritana.pertaining to Samaria, humane

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Sambo

Sambon.the offspring of a black and mulattoEtym. (W. Indies)

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Same

Samea.of the like kind, mentioned before

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Sameness

Samenessn.the same state or quality, identity

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Samiel

Samieln.a hot and fatal wind in Arabia

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Samp

Sampn.maiz broken coarse, boiled and mixed with milk, &c.

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Samphire

Samphiren.a plant, sea fennel

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Sample

Samplen.a specimen;v.t.to show something similar

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Sampler

Samplern.a piece of girl's needlework, a pattern

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Samset

Samsetn.a fish of the salmon kind, the branlin

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Sanable

Sanablea.that may be healed or cured

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Sanation

Sanationn.the act of healing or curing, a cure

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Sanative

Sanativea.healing, curing, powerful to cure