Somerfault
Somerfault, or Somersetn.a kind of active leap
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Something
Somethingn.more or less, part;ad.rather
Sometime
Sometimead.once, formerly, heretofore, long
Sometimes
Sometimesad.now and then
Somewhat
Somewhatn.something, more or less;ad.in some degree
Somewhere
Somewheread.in some place or other, in being
Somnabulation
Somnabulationn.a walking in sleep
Somniferous
Somniferous, or Somnifica.causing sleep, opiate
Somnolence
Somnolence, or Somnolencyn.sleepiness, heaviness
Son
Son, [sun]n.a male-child, native, descendant
Son-In-Law
Son-in-lawn.one married to a person's daughter
Song
Songn.a poem modulated by the voice, lay, note
Songish
Songisha.containing or consisting of songs, ob.
Songster
Songstern.a singer of songs, singer, poor singer
Songstress
Songstressn.a female singer of songs
Sonnata
Sonnatan.a tune or music for instruments only
Sonnet
Sonnetn.a short poem, a poem of 14 lines
Sonneteer
Sonneteern.a trifling poet, a poet in contempt
Sonorific
Sonorific
Sonorous
Sonorousa.giving a loud and full sound, grand
Sonorously
Sonorouslyad.wih a high sound, loudly, shrilly
Sonorousness
Sonorousnessn.a high and full sound, loudness
Sonship
Sonshipn.the state, duty or character of a son
Soon
Soona.speedy, quick, ready, immediate
Soon (2)
Soonad.shortly, readily, early
Soop
Soopn.a food made of flesh and vegetables boiled
Soot
Soot, or Sutn.a substance formed by combustion, consisting of oil, carbon, &c.v.t.to cover with soot