Spool
Spooln.a weaver's quill;v.t.to wind yarn
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Spooler
Spoolern.one who winds thred upon spools
Spoom
Spoomv.i.to pass on swiftly, to raise froth, ob.
Spoon
Spoonn.a kind of ladle to eat liquids with
Spoonbill
Spoonbilln.a bird with a beak like a spoon
Spoondrift
Spoondriftn.a sprinkling of water swept from the surface of waves in a tempest
Spoonful
Spoonfuln.as much as spoon can hold at once
Spoonmeat
Spoonmeatn.any liquid food eaten with spoons
Spoonwort
Spoonwortn.scurvy grass
Sporadic
Sporadica.occuring, in single instance, scattered
Sport
Sportn.diversion, pastime, jest, game, gingle
Sport (2)
Sportv.to play, make merry, divert, trifle, game
Sportful
Sportfula.merry, gay, frisky, frolicsome, wanton
Sportfully
Sportfullyad.merrily, cheerfully, wantonly
Sportfulness
Sportfulness, or Sportivenessn.frolic, wantonness
Sportive
Sportivea.merry, gay, airy, wanton, ludicrous
Sportsman
Sportsmann.a man who is fond of hunting, &c.
Sportule
Sportulen.alms, a dole by great men, gift, ob.
Spot
Spotn.a speck, blot, stain, disgrace, certain place
Spot (2)
Spotv.to mark, stain, daub, corrupt, disgrace
Spotless
Spotlessa.pure, immaculate, holy, upright, just
Spottedness
Spottednessn.a state of being full of spots
Spotty
Spottya.full of spots, marked with spots
Spousal
Spousala.nuptial, matrimonial;n.marriage
Spouse
Spousen.a husband, wife, married person
Spoused
Spouseda.espoused, married, wedded
Spouseless
Spouselessa.having no husband or wife, single