Webster's Dictionary 1806

1756

Skinny

Skinnya.full of skin, wanting flesh, thin

1757

Skip

Skipv.i.to leap, bound, pass;n.a light leap

1758

Skipboard

Skipboardn.a board sliding in grooves

1759

Skipjack

Skipjackn.an upstart, a servant, a skipping fish

1760

Skipkennel

Skipkenneln.a footboy, footman, servant

1761

Skipper

Skippern.a master of a ship, sailor, seaman

1762

Skirmish

Skirmishn.a slight engagement, encounter, fight

1763

Skirmish (2)

Skirmishv.i.to fight loosely or in small parties

1764

Skirr

Skirr, or Skirrev.t.to scour, feud, run in haste, ob.

1765

Skirret

Skirretn.a species of parsnip

1766

Skirt

Skirtn.a border, edge, extremity;v.t.to border

1767

Skit

Skitn.a whim, fancy, jest, lampoon, ob.

1768

Skittish

Skittisha.easily frightened, shy, frisky, wanton

1769

Skittishness

Skittishnessn.shiness, restiveness, wantonness

1770

Skittles

Skittlesn.a game like ninepins

1771

Skreen

Skreenn.a coarse sieve, shelter, protection

1772

Skreen (2)

Skreenv.t.to sift, shade, shelter, hide, protect

1773

Skue

Skuea.oblique, sidelong;v.i.to leer, to squint

1774

Skulk

Skulkv.i.to hide, lurk in fear, lie close

1775

Skull

Skulln.the bone that incloses the brain, a shoal

1776

Skunk

Skunkn.a quadruped remarkable for its smell

1777

Sky

Skyn.the heavens, clouds, firmament, weather

1778

Skycolor

Skycolorn.the color of the sky, an azure color

1779

Skycolored

Skycoloreda.colored like the sky, bluish

1780

Skyed

Skyeda.enveloped or surrounded by the skies

1781

Skylark

Skylarkn.a lark that mounts in air and sings

1782

Skylight

Skylightn.a window in the roof or deck