Sapient
Sapienta.wise, sage, skilled, knowing, prudent
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Sapless
Saplessa.void of sap, dry, old, husky, simple
Sapling
Saplingn.a young tree, apoor simple person
Saponaceous
Saponaceous
Saponule
Saponulen.a combination of volatile or essential oil with some base
Sapor
Saporn.a taste, savor, relish, stimulating quality
Saporific
Saporifica.occassioning or producing taste
Saporosity
Saporosityn.the quality of a body which occassions the sensations of taste
Sappare
Sapparen.a species of argillaceous earth
Sapphic
Sapphica.pertaining to Sappho a Grecian poetess
Sapphire
Sapphiren.blue precious stone
Sapphirine
Sapphirinea.made of or resembling sapphire
Sappiness
Sappinessn.a sappy or jucy state, simpleness
Sappy
Sappy
Saraband
Sarabandn.a Spanish dance, tune slow measure
Saracenic
Saracenica.pertaining to the Saracens or Arabians
Saracsm
Saracsmn.a gibe, taunt, scoff, keen reproach
Saragoy
Saragoyn.the oppossum of the Molucca isles
Sarcastic
Sarcastic
Sarcastically
Sarcasticallyad.tauntingly, severly, keenly
Sarcenet
Sarcenetn.a fine thin tough woven silk
Sarcocol
Sarcocoln.a yellow semitransparent, solid substance between sugar and gum
Sarcophagous
Sarcophagousa.eating or feeding on flesh
Sarcophagy
Sarcophagyn.the practice or act of eating flesh
Sarcotic
Sarcotic
Sardan
Sardann.a fish like the herring
Sardine
Sardine