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SotVerUy V. a. to chauge. - S'iVDtp
ling,/, change.
^orvtQa, v. a, to puzzle, to confound ;
to disconcert. - S'i^viUd\t , /. <
fusion, aberration.
SitvixtAi f • a. to confound, to puzzle,
to confuse. - ^OtvimtlB, /. confu-
sion, perplexity, perturbation.
5orpi9» a. foreknowing, prescient.
-\)eti f. too forward prudence.
5ort>ifa5 v. a. to banish, to exile. - en
till nagen, to turn one over to one.
Son)i#«, V. a. to ascertain. [die.
SotPi^na, V. n. to 'w-ither, to fade, to
SotPitfl, f . a. to reproach with.
S'otvitttAi V. n. to be dissolved by tlie
air. - 5orpittting, /• dissolution by
5eCPri&fl, V. a. to distort. [the air.
55tt>unnen, a. convicted.
5ott)aBfl, V. a. to cause, -nity n. pes
nem ert - , tlu-ough your means.
5otP^n(l, V. a. to astonish, to surprise. -
5on>«nin0, /. astonishment.
5on>a0, ad. i -, beforehand. flS nh
gon i - , to prevent one.
^OtPAgtA, c. a. to refuse.
5otP<iQa, V. a. to parboil.
50Cl)«nb«, v. a. to pervert ; to misin-
terprete ; to disguise , to counterfeit ;
to bewitch. - SotvUnH^ad. in a per-
verse manner. - SitvUnianbtin, per-
version ; fascination.
5ort)iintfl, V. a. to expect, to wait for.
-n> /. expectation.
S'otvUtfvaf V. a. to acquire, to gain.
S'iw'ixxat *>• "• to aggravate, to make
S'itvafa, p. n. to over-grow.
5oty ttta, V. a. to sell. - Soryttting,
/. sale, vent.
5ctSIbra$, v. d. to grow old.
Sotat, prp. before.
5otabla> V. a. to ennoble ; to improve,
to manufacture. - ^otaMing, /.
ennobling, nobilitation ; improving,
S'itiilitatipl- parents. [working.
5oralfFaflg,f. r. to fall in love with. -
SotiJlfPfl^, a. enamoured,
joranbrtlig, a. changeable, mutable.
fickle, -tet, /. mutability, mutable
ness, fickleness. - So^an^ra, <••. .
alter, to change, to vary ; to reform. •
5oranbring, /. change, alteratiot
variation ; reform.
S'ivdtA) V. a. to present, to gi^
Sotflting, /. present.
^CCObfl, V. a. to desolate, to wast
destroy. - ^Ototelfe,/. devastation
5otbbmjuffi> w. a.to humble, to a'
- flg> f • '". to submit. - ^Otobrnju
felfe,/. humiliation, abasement, sub
5otoftigt, ad. as for the rest, bes
SoCOfPft, *". a. to commit, to perpe
trate, to exercise, to use. — nbfj n
perpetration, commission.
Silit&y V. a. to augment, to multiply
to increase. - S'itild^t , /. augmen-
tation, multiplication, increase.
5of4> V. a. to drive. - jja nagon , tc
push one on.
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Sabbj n. mockery.
(Bflfcb, m. sting.
(Baffel, m. fork; T. gaff, -fots, ;
forked cross. -Uf, a. forked, -mail-
m. forked mast. -fPaft , n. handle
of a fork.
(SftfPelj m. gable, fcoccfn flat f« -,
the door stands wide open, -mur, n
gablewail. -fpets, n. top of a gable.
(Bagat, m. jet.
<S«gnj n. benefit, advantage, profit,
use. l^an got inttt -> he doe:
good, -flj V. a. to advantage, to
■efit, to avail, to be of use. - (3ag=
nelig, a. useful, profitable, advan-
tageous, beneficial.
<5alfl, V. n. to crow.
(Bfltant, a. gallant. -, ad. gallantlj".
ci, n. gallantry. -etipafCC, /. pi.
(Baleae? m. galeasse. [jewelry.
(Balcja, /. galley.
(Salen, a. mad ; wrong, ill, bad ; an
merry, droll, pleasant. -fTap, /•
madness, distraction; folly, foolish-'
ness. - AtXnMy *>. d. to droll, to