Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Sortilege

Sortilegen.the act of drawing lots, sorcery, ob.

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Sortment

Sortmentn.a parcel duly sorted, distribution, ob.

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Soshong

Soshong, or Souchongn.a kind of tea of a middle quality

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Soss

Sossv.i.to fall plump into a seat, to fit lazily

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Sot

Sotn.a drunkard, toper, blockhear, dull fellow

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Sot (2)

Sotv.to besot, stupify, drink, tipple, ob.

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Sottish

Sottisha.given to liquor, dull, stupid, senseless

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Sottishly

Sottishlyad.dully, stupidly, heavily, senselessly

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Sottishness

Sottishnessn.dulness, stupidity, drunkenness

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Sough

Soughn.a subterraneous drain, sewer, ob.

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Sought

Sought, [sawt]pret.andpa.pass. of to seek

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Soul

Souln.the immortal part of man, spirit, life, a being

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Souled

Souleda.furnished with a soul or mind

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Soulless

Soullessa.spiritless, heavy, mean, narrow

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Soulscot

Soulscot, or Soulshotn.money paid for a requiem, ob.

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Sound

Sounda.healthy, whole, stout, right, just, fast

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Sound (2)

Soundn.a noise, probe, a narrow arm of the sea, air bladder of fish

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Sound (3)

Soundv.t.to make or yield a noise, celebrate by sound, play on, search for bottom with a lead

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Sounding

Soundingpa.making a sound, examining

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Soundingboard

Soundingboardn.a board used to propagate sound by

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Soundings

Soundingsn. pl.a part of the ocean in which a line will reach the bottom, also the kind of ground found by sounding

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Soundly

Soundlyad.heartily, stoutly, truly, well

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Soundness

Soundnessn.health, strength, truth, rectitude

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Soup

Soup, or Soopn.a broth, a decoction of flesh for the table

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Sour

Soura.acid, tart, crabbed, peevish, painful

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Sour (2)

Sourv.to make or grow sour or discontented

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Source

Sourcen.a spring, head, origin, first cause, root