Spanking
Spankinga.large, big, jolly, strong, fine, spruce
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
4.265 entradas
Spankinga.large, big, jolly, strong, fine, spruce
Spannern.one who spans, the lock of a fusee
Sparn.stones which break into regualr shape
Sparn.a small beam, bar, spoke, tree, glass
Sparv.to shut, bar, fight, quarrel, cry
Sparadrapn.a cerecloth, a large plaster
Sparea.scanty, lean, thin, superfluous;n.frugality
Sparev.t.to be frugal, save, omit, allow, forgive
Sparenessn.a spare or thin state, leanness, care
Sparern.one who strives to avoid, expence
Spareribn.ribs or pork with little flesh left on
Spargefactionn.the act of sprinkling, moisture
Sparinga.frugal, niggardly, near, scarce, scanty
Sparing, or Sparingnessn.frugality, nearness
Sparinglyad.frugally, scantily, cautiously
Sparkn.a particle of fire or light, gay lad, lover
Sparkful, or Sparkisha.lively, brisk, airy, gay, fine
Sparklen.a spark, a small particle of fire
Sparklev.i.to emit sparks, glitter, shine
Sparklern.one who sparkles, one who shines
Sparklinglyad.with bright or twinkling luster
Sparklingnessn.a bright twinkling luster
Sparrown.a genus of birds of the paserines order
Sparrowhawkn.a species of short winged hawk
Sparrya.consisting of or resembling spar
Sparsea.thin, scattered here and there
Spartann.a native of Sparta