Webster's Dictionary 1806

1648

Sinecure

Sinecuren.an office without employment

1649

Sinew

Sinewn.a tendon, muscle, nerve, ligament, bond

1650

Sinew (2)

Sinewv.t.to join, link or fasten with sinews

1651

Sinewed

Sinewedpa.furinished with or having sinews

1652

Sinewy

Sinewya.like sinews, nervous, strong, powerful

1653

Sinful

Sinfula.unholy, wicked, profane, guilty, vile

1654

Sinfully

Sinfullyad.in a sinful manner, wickedly

1655

Sinfulness

Sinfulnessn.wickedness, an alienation from God

1656

Sing

Singv.sang, sung,pret.sung,pa.to form the voice to melody, celebrate, describe in verse

1657

Singalese

Singalesen.a native of Ceylon;a.pertaining to it

1658

Singe

Singev.t.to scorch, burn slightly, burn off

1659

Singer

Singern.one who sings, one skilled in singing

1660

Singingmaster

Singingmastern.a man who teaches to sing

1661

Single

Singlea.alone, unmarried, simple, uncorrupt

1662

Single (2)

Singlev.t.to separate, select, take from others

1663

Singleness

Singlenessn.simplicity, sincerity, purity of heart

1664

Singly

Singlyad.individually, barely, honestly, fairly

1665

Singular

Singulara.only one, particular, odd, queer, rare

1666

Singularity

Singularityn.particularity, uncommonness

1667

Singularly

Singularlyad.particularly, oddly, strangely

1668

Sinister

Sinistera.left, unjust, unfair, perverse, unlucky

1669

Sinistrous

Sinistrousa.absurd, perverse, headstrong

1670

Sinistrously

Sinistrouslyad.towards the left hand, absurdly

1671

Sink

Sinkv.sank, sunk,pret.sunk,pa.to fall gradually, settle, decline, diminish, depress, degrade, suppress, conceal, plunge, pierce, dig

1672

Sink (2)

Sinkn.the head of a drain, a place of filth

1673

Sinkingfund

Sinkingfundn.a fund or revenue to reduce a public debt

1674

Sinless

Sinlessa.exempt from sin, innocent, pure, holy