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tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">31 sordid, avaricious, 68 sorrow, v., mourn, 246 sorrow, n., grief, 187 " misfortune, 242 " repentance, 310 sorrowful, pitiful, 273 sort, air, 27 sottish, brutish, 87 soul, mind, 241 sound, a., healthy, 195 sound, n., 338 sour, bitter, 81 " morose, 245 source, beginning, 78 " cause, 98 sourness, acrimony, 15 sow, plant, 274 spacious, large, 229 spank, beat, 75 sparing, frugality, 180 sparkle, light, 231 speak, 339 speaking, speech, 339 speak to, address, v., 19 specie, money, 244 specify, state, 341 specimen, example, 160 " sample, 323 speck, blemish, 82 speculation, hypothesis, 205 speech, 339 " language, 228 speechless, taciturn, 351 speed, v., quicken, 297 speedy, nimble, 253 spicy, racy, 299 spirit, character, 102 " mind, 241 spirited, racy, 299 spite, enmity, 152 " hatred, 193 splendid, fine, 172 splenetic, morose, 245 split, break, 86 spoil, decay, 122 " defile, 124 sponge, cleanse, 107 spontaneous, 340 sport, entertainment, 153 spot, v., stain, 341 spot, n., blemish, 82 spotless, innocent, 220 " perfect, 268 " pure, 296 spousal, marriage, 236 spread abroad, announce, 46 sprightliness, pertness, 271 sprightly, active, 17 [556]" airy, 27 " happy, 190 " nimble, 253 spring, v., rise, 319 spring, n., beginning, 78 " cause, 98 spruce, neat, 249 spry, active, 17 " nimble, 253 spy, 340 stable, permanent, 269 stain, v., 341 " defile, 124 stain, n., blemish, 82 stainless, innocent, 220 " perfect, 268 " pure, 296 stamp out, abolish, 6 stanch, faithful, 165 standard, example, 160 " ideal, 206 " model, 243 stand by, help, 195 stare, look, 234 start, beginning, 78 state, v., 341 " allege, 31 " announce, 46 state, n., people, 266 stately, awful, 70 statement, report, 311 statute, law, 229 stay, abide, 5 " hinder, 199 " obstruct, 257 " rest, 313 steadfast, permanent, 269 steal, abstract, 10 steep, 342 " high, 198 stern, severe, 329 sticking, adhesive, 22 sticky, adhesive, 22 stiff, severe, 329 stigma, blemish, 82 still, v., allay, 31 still, a., calm, 91 still, conj., but, 89 " notwithstanding, 254 " yet, 374 stillness, apathy, 50 " rest, 313 stinging, bitter, 81 stingy, avaricious, 68 stipend, pay, 266 stipulation, contract, 118 stir, influence, 217 stoicism, apathy, 50 stolid, brutish, 87 stoop, bend, 79 stop, v., abide, 5 " arrest, 57 " cease, 98 " end, v., 148 " hinder, 199 " obstruct, 257 stop, n., rest, 313 store up, amass, 38 storm, v., attack, v., 63 storm, n., 343 story, 343 " fiction, 170 " history, 200 " report, 311 straightforward, candid, 93 " clear, 107 " honest, 202 straightway, immediately, 211 strand, bank, 72 strange, alien, a., 29 " queer, 297 " rare, 300 stranger, alien, n., 29 stratagem, artifice, 58 stray, wander, 371 street, way, 372 strength, power, 279 strengthen, confirm, 114 strict, severe, 329 strife, battle, 74 " feud, 170 strike, beat, 75 stripe, blow, 83 strive, endeavor, v., 149 stroke, blow, 83 " misfortune, 242 strong, healthy, 195 stronghold, fortification, 176 struggle, endeavor, n., 150 stubborn, obstinate, 256 " perverse, 272 " restive, 314 student, scholar, 324 study, education, 143 stupefaction, stupidity, 344 " stupor, 344 stupid, absurd, 11 " brutish, 87 stupidity, 344 " idiocy, 207 stupor, 344 " stupidity, 344 style, air, 27 " diction, 130 " name, 247 subdivision, part, 264 subdue, chasten, 103 " conquer, 115 subject, v., conquer, 115 subject, n., topic, 359 subjection, allegiance, 32 subjective, 345 " inherent, 218 subjoin, add, 18 subjugate, conquer, 115 submerge, immerse, 212 submission, patience, 265 submissive, docile, 136 submit, bend, 79 submit to, endure, 150 subordinate, auxiliary, 67 subside, abate, 3 subsidy, 345 subsisting, alive, 30 substantial, real, 301 substantiate, confirm, 114 substitute, v., change, v., 100 substitute, n., delegate, 125 [557]subterfuge, artifice, 58 " pretense, 283 subtile, astute, 62 " fine, 172 subtle, astute, 62 " fine, 172 subvention, subsidy, 345 subvert, 346 " abolish, 6 succeed, 346 " follow, 174 success, victory, 369 successful, fortunate, 177 " happy, 190 succession, time, 356 succinct, terse, 354 succor, help, 195 suck up, absorb, 9 suffer, allow, 35 " endure, 150 sufferance, patience, 265 suffering, pain, 261 suffice, satisfy, 324 sufficient, adequate, 21 " plentiful, 276 suggest, allude, 36 suggestion, 347 suitable, adequate, 21 " becoming, 77 sulky, morose, 245 sullen, morose, 245 sully, defile, 124 " stain, 341 summary, abridgment, 7 summon, arraign, 56 " convoke, 120 sum up, add, 18 " calculate, 90 sunder, break, 86 " rend, 309 sunny, happy, 190 superabundance, excess, 160 superannuated, antique, 48 superciliousness, pride, 286 superfluity, excess, 160 superhuman, supernatural, 347 superintendence, oversight, 260 supernatural, 347 supersede, subvert, 346 superstition, fanaticism, 166 supervene, happen, 188 supervision, oversight, 260 supplant, abolish, 6 " subvert, 346 supple, active, 17 supplement, appendage, 53 supplicate, ask, 59 " pray, 281 supply, give, 185 support, v., 348 " abet, 4 " endure, 150 " keep, 226 support, n., help, 195 " subsidy, 345 supporter, adherent, 21 suppose, 348 supposition, fancy, 167 " hypothesis, 205 " idea, 206 suppress, abolish, 6 " hide, 197 " restrain, 315 " subvert, 346 supremacy, victory, 369 supreme, absolute, 8 sure, authentic, 67 " conscious, 116 " faithful, 165 surety, security, 326 surfeit, satisfy, 324 surly, morose, 245 surmise, v., doubt, v., 137 " suppose, 348 surmise, n., hypothesis, 205 surmount, conquer, 115 surname, name, 247 surpass, beat, 75 surplus, excess, 160 surplusage, circumlocution, 105 surprise, amazement, 39 surrender, 349 " abandon, 1 surrounded by, amid, 42 surveillance, oversight, 260 survey, look, 234 susceptibility, power, 279 " sensibility, 328 suspect, doubt, v., 137 suspense, doubt, n., 138 suspicion, doubt, n., 138 suspicious, envious, 155 " equivocal, 155 sustain, carry, 96 " confirm, 114 " endure, 150 " help, 195 " keep, 226 " support, 348 sustenance, food, 175 swallow, absorb, 9 swallow up, absorb, 9 swarm, flock, 173 swart, dark, 122 swarthy, dark, 122 sway, govern, 185 " influence, 217 " shake, 330 swear, state, 341 swearing, oath, 254 sweep, cleanse, 107 sweet, amiable, 42 swerve, fluctuate, 173 " wander, 371 swift, nimble, 253 swindle, n., fraud, 177 swindling, fraud, 177 swing, shake, 330 swinish, brutish, 87 switch, beat, 75 swoon, stupor, 344 swooning, stupor, 344 sworn statement, oath, 254 sycophancy, praise, 280 sylvan, rustic, 321 symbol, emblem, 146 " sign, 332 [558]symmetry, harmony, 191 sympathetic, humane, 203 sympathize with, console, 117 sympathy, benevolence, 80 " pity, 273 symphony, melody, 238 symptom, sign, 332 syncope, stupor, 344 synonymic, synonymous, 349 synonymous, 349 synopsis, abridgment, 7 system, 350 " body, 84 " habit, 187 " hypothesis, 205 systematic, dogmatic, 137 system of government, polity, 278 taciturn, 351 tact, address, n., 20 taint, v., defile, 124 taint, n., blemish, 82 take, assume, 61 " carry, 96 " catch, 97 take away, abstract, 10 take hold of, catch, 97 take in, take up, absorb, 9 take into custody, arrest, 57 take-off, caricature, 95 take place, happen, 188 take prisoner, arrest, 57 take to task, reprove, 312 tale, report, 311 " story, 343 talent, genius, 183 " power, 279 talented, clever, 109 talents, genius, 183 talk, speak, 339 talk, n., conversation, 118 " speech, 339 talkative, garrulous, 181 tall, high, 198 tame, docile, 136 tangible, evident, 159 " physical, 272 tangled, complex, 112 tardy, slow, 337 tarnish, blemish, 82 " defile, 124 " stain, 341 tarry, abide, 5 tart, bitter, 81 tartness, acrimony, 15 tasteful, 352 tasty, tasteful, 352 tattle, babble,
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