Sadness
Sadnessn.sorrow, heaviness, dejection
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Sadnessn.sorrow, heaviness, dejection
Safea.free from danger;n.a kind of buttery
Safeconductn.a convoy, guard, passport, pass
Safeguardn.a defense, convoy, passport;v.t.to guard
Safelyad.in a safe manner, securely
Safenessn.an exemption from danger, security
Safetyn.a freedom from danger or hurt, custody
Safflowern.a deep red fecula separated from the yellow matter of plants, called also Spanish red and China lake
Saffronn.a physical plant;a.like saffron, yellow
Sagv.to load, burden, hang heavy, doubt
Sagaciousa.quick of scent or thought, acute
Sagaciousness, or Sagacityn.acuteness, keenness
Sagapenumn.a concrete juce in tears or masses
Sagen.a plant, a man of wisdom;a.wise, grave
Sagelyad.wisely, prudently, discreetly, gravely
Sagenessn.wisdom, prudence, skill, gravity
Sagitala.like or pertaining to an arrow
Sagitatea.shaped like an arrow
Sagittaryn.an archer, centaur, constellation
Sagon.a secula or dry powder obtained from a species of Palmtree in the Moluccas, &c.
Sagoinn.a genus of small monkey
Saic, or Saickn.a kind of Turkish vessel, a ketch
Saidpret.andpa.pass. of to say
Sailn.a canvas-sheet, ship, vessel, wing
Sailv.i.to move with sails, swim, fly, pass
Sailer, or Sailorn.a seaman, one used to the sea
Sailingn.the act or art of sailing