Sole (3)
Solea.single, alone, only, simple, not married
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
4.265 entradas
Solea.single, alone, only, simple, not married
Solecismn.an impropriety or badness of speech
Solelyad.singly, only, separately, without others
Solemna.awful, religiously grave, very serious
Solemnessn.a solemn manner, awfulness
Solemnityn.awfulness, pomp, dignity, gravity
Solemnizationn.a celebration, performance
Solemnizev.t.to celebrate, to perform religiously
Solemnlyad.awfully, with formal state
Solenessn.the state of being alone
Solicitv.t.to entreat, beg, ask, excite, disturb
Solicitationn.importunity, prayer, excitement
Solicitiouslyad.anxiously, carefully, uneasily
Solicitorn.one who petitions or acts for another
Solicitousa.anxious, careful, uneasy, concerned
Solicitressn.a lady who petitions for another
Solicituden.anxiety, earnestness, uneasiness
Solida.firm, compact, sound, true, grave
Solidn.that which comprehends the whole, a body
Solidificationn.the act of making or becoming solid
Solidifyv.to become or make solid
Solidityn.fulness of matter, firmness, truth
Solidlyad.firmly, compactly, soundly, truly
Solidnessn.solidity, gravity, seriousness, truth
Solidungulousa.wholehoosed, entire, firm
Solifidiann.one who holds faith only without works, ob.
Soliloquyn.a talking to one's self