Slay (2)
Slay, or Slaien.a weaver's reed to close work with
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Slayer
Slayern.a killer, murderer, destroyer, butcher
Sleave
Sleaven.silk or thread untwisted, a fish
Sleazy
Sleazya.thin, slight, slimsy, badly wrought
Sled
Sledn.a carriage moving on runners
Sled (2)
Sledv.t.to convey on a sled
Sledded
Sleddeda.mounted upon or riding on a sled
Sledding
Sleddingn.the act of conveying on a sled, snow convenient for sleds to pass
Sledge
Sledgen.a sled, low carriage, very large hammer
Sleek
Sleeka.smooth, glossy, fat;v.t.to make smooth
Sleekly
Sleeklyad.in a sleek manner, smoothly, softly
Sleekness
Sleeknessn.a smooth state or quality, fatness
Sleep
Sleepn.repose, slumber, rest, ease, quiet, death
Sleep (2)
Sleepv.i.slept,pret.slept,pa.to suspend the mental powers by rest
Sleeper
Sleepern.one who sleeps, a lazy inactive drone, a floor-timber
Sleepily
Sleepilyad.drowsily, heavily, stupidly, lazily
Sleepiness
Sleepinessn.drowsiness, heaviness, dulness
Sleeping
Sleepingn.the act of taking rest in sleep, sleep
Sleepless
Sleeplessa.wanting or void of sleep, watchful
Sleepy
Sleepya.causing sleep, drowsy, heavy, sluggish
Sleet
Sleetn.small snow or hail, rain and snow mixed
Sleety
Sleetya.bringing or causing sleet
Sleeve
Sleeven.the covering of the arm;v.t.to put in sleeves
Sleevebutton
Sleevebuttonn.a button to fasten the sleeve
Sleeveless
Sleevelessa.wanting sleeves, simple, foolish
Sleight
Sleightn.dexterous practice, artifice, art, cunning
Slender
Slendera.thin, slight, small, weak, sparing, poor