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sagaciously
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Sagaciously.
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sagaciousness
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Sagaciousness, penetration.
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sagacity
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Sagacity, quickness of scent in dogs.
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sagamore
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sagapenum
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Sagapenum or gum sagapen, a resinous juice.
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Sagara
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Sagario
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Sagathee, a kind of woollen cloth like serge.
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sagathy
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sage
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sage (plant)
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sage and onion stuffing
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sage femme
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sage green
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Sage Salvia. garden sage.
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Sage, wise (juicioso), learned (docto), sapient, knowing; cunning.
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sagebrush
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Sagebrush.
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sagely
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sagene
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sageness
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saggar
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saggard
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sagger
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sagging
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saggy
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Sagi
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sagitta
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Sagitta, a northern constellation. like an arrow.
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Sagitta, a northern constellation. Trafficator.
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sagittal
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sagittal axis
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Sagittal belonging to an arrow, sagittated.
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sagittal diameter
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sagittal fontanel
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sagittal groove
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sagittal plane
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sagittal section
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sagittal suture
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sagittaria
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Sagittarian
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Sagittarius
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Sagittarius, sign in the zodiac.
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sagittate
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sagittated
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Sagnac rays
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sago
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sago liver
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sago spleen
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Sago, a farinaceous food obtained from various Asiatic palms.
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sagoin
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sagouin
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SAGRADAMENTE.
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saguaro
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saguin
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sagum
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Sagum, short, round jacket worn by Roman soldiers. (Note. —The fourth acceptation is commonly taken in an unfavorable sense.) sandbag.
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Sagum, short, round jacket worn by Roman soldiers. (Note. —The fourth acceptation is commonly taken in an unfavorable sense.) traveling bag.
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saguntine
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Sahale
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Sahar
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Sahara
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Sahara desert
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Sahara, the
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Saharan
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Saharian
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Sahen
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sahib
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Sahli-Nencki test
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Sahli's desmoid test
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Sahli's glutoid test
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Sahli's method
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Sahli's test
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Sahli's whistle
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Sahm
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sai
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Saibh
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saic
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saice
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saick
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Saick, a kind of Turkish vessel.
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said
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said another way
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said differently
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said in other words
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Said of a kind of strong grapes.
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Said of green or unripe fruit.
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Said of iron forged into very thin wire.
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Said of the boy whom it is desired to pass for a child; childish.
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Said of the official writing or order by which the fulfilment of a requisition or obligation is recalled.
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Saidah
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Saidi
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SAIF
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saiga
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Saigon
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sail
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