Webster's Dictionary 1806

1945

Sluggishness

Sluggishnessn.laziness, dulness, heaviness

1946

Sluice

Sluice, or Slucen.a vent for water, lock, floodgate

1947

Sluice (2)

Sluicev.t.to throw out water, cast, let out

1948

Sluicy

Sluicya.falling in streams, running fast out

1949

Slumber

Slumberv.to sleep lightly, dose, rest, stupify

1950

Slumber (2)

Slumbern.a light or unsound sleep, repose, ease

1951

Slumberous

Slumberous, or Slumberya.causing sleep, repose, ease

1952

Slumberous (2)

Slumberous, or Slumberya.causing sleep, sleepy

1953

Slump

Slumpv.i.to sink or fall into water or mud, through ice or other hard surface,Etym. (N. E.)

1954

Slung

Slungpret.andpa.of to sling

1955

Slunk

Slunkpret.andpa.of to slink

1956

Slur

Slurn.slight, disgrace, a curve line connecting notes

1957

Slur (2)

Slurv.t.to sully, cheat, pass lightly

1958

Slut

Slutn.a low dirty woman, a word of contempt

1959

Sluttish

Sluttisha.nasty, dirty, filthy, indecent, mean

1960

Sluttishly

Sluttishlyad.in a sluttish manner, nastily

1961

Sluttishness

Sluttishness, or Slutteryn.nastiness, dirtiness, filth

1962

Sly

Slya.cunning, artful, crafty, insidious, waggish

1963

Slyboots

Slybootsn.a cunning or waggish person

1964

Slyly

Slyly, or Slilyad.with secret artifice, cunningly

1965

Smack

Smackv.to kiss, crack, make a smart noise, beat, taste, relish, have a peculiar taste or quality

1966

Smack (2)

Smackn.a kiss, crack, stroke, taste, savor, ship

1967

Small

Smalla.little, short, slender, weak, mean, petty

1968

Small (2)

Smalln.the small or narrow part of a thing

1969

Smallage

Smallage, or Smellagen.a plant of the parsley genus

1970

Smallbeer

Smallbeern.a weak beer

1971

Smallcoal

Smallcoaln.small charcoal to light fires with