Sketch (2)
Sketchv.t.to draw out roughly, mark out, plan
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Skew
Skewv.i.to squint, leer, look disdainfully, ob.
Skewer
Skewern.a kind of pin to truss meat, &c. with
Skewer (2)
Skewerv.t.to fasten or secure with skewers
Skid
Skidn.a timber to slide heavy weights on
Skiff
Skiffn.a kind of small light boat, a shallop
Skilful
Skilfula.knowing, experienced, dexterous
Skilfully
Skilfullyad.with skill or art, dexterously
Skilfulness
Skilfulnessn.skill, dexterity, ability, art
Skill
Skilln.knowledge or dexterity axquired by use
Skill (2)
Skillv.i.to be knowing, differ, signify
Skilled
Skilledpa.knowing, acquainted with, versed
Skilless
Skillessa.wanting skill or art, ignorant, silly
Skillet
Skilletn.a kind of kettle or boiler
Skim
Skimn.the froth or dross of boiling liquor
Skim (2)
Skimv.to take off the skim, pass, fly quickly
Skimmer
Skimmern.a ladle to take off the skim with
Skimmilk
Skimmilkn.milk deprived of its cream
Skimmings
Skimmingsn.matter skimmed off of liquids
Skin
Skinn.a covering of flesh, hide, rind, body
Skinflint
Skinflintn.a very niggardly person
Skink
Skinkn.a small species of lizard
Skink (2)
Skinkn.any thing potable;v.i.to serve drink, ob.
Skinker
Skinkern.a person that serves drink to others, ob.
Skinned
Skinnedpa. a.covered with skin, flayed
Skinner
Skinnern.a dealer in skins, a fellmonger
Skinniness
Skinninessn.a skinny state, leanness, thinness