Speculatist
Speculatistn.one who forms theories
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Speculative
Speculativea.contemplative, serious, notional
Speculatively
Speculativelyad.in a speculative manner
Speculator
Speculatorn.one who speculates or buys at hazard
Speculum
Speculumn.a mirror, lookingglass, table, instrument
Speech
Speechn.articulate utterance, talk an oration
Speechless
Speechlessa.not having power to speak, dumb
Speechlessness
Speechlessnessn.the state of being speechless
Speechmaker
Speechmakern.a maker of speeches, an orator
Speed
Speedv.sped,pret.sped,pa.to hasten, give or have success, assist, aid
Speed (2)
Speedn.quickness, haste, dispatch, success, issue
Speedily
Speedilyad.quickly, hastily, readily, soon
Speediness
Speedinessn.a speedy quality, quickness, haste
Speedy
Speedya.quick, ready, nimble, active, dexterous
Speek
Speekn.a spike, a long nail;v.t.to spike
Speerage
Speeragen.another name of asparagus
Spell
Spelln.a charm, turn at work, change, tale, story
Spell (2)
Spellv.spelled, spelt,pret.andpa.to charm, form words of letters, take a turn at
Speller
Spellern.one who spells, one who forms words
Spelling
Spellingn.the act of writing words properly
Spelt
Speltv.t.to split, break in pieces, fever, ob.
Spelter
Speltern.a kind of semi-metal, zink
Spend
Spendv.t.spent,pret.spent,pa.to expend, consume, waste, pass, fatigue
Spender
Spendern.one who spends or wastes, a prodigal
Spendthrift
Spendthriftn.a prodigal, prodigal lavisher, rake
Sperable
Sperablea.that may be hoped for, ob.
Sperm
Spermn.seed by which a species is propagated, the head matter of a whale