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KJV
Word
|
Meaning
|
| Sabbath
|
A
rest; cessation from work |
| Sackbut
|
A
stringed musical instrument |
| Sacrilege
(commit) |
To
rob temples |
| Saints
|
Men
and women of God |
| Salutation |
A
greeting |
| Sanctification
|
The
act of making a thing pure and holy |
| Sanctify
|
To
be sacred and set apart |
| Sardine
|
A
beautiful stone |
| Satan
|
Adversary |
| Satiate
|
To
satisfy; fill |
| Satyr
|
He-goat |
| Save
|
Except;
besides |
| Savour
|
A
smell; taste; odor |
| Scabbard
|
A
case or covering for a sword |
| Scall
|
A
scaly skin eruption |
| Scourge
|
Whip |
| Scourge
|
To
whip; flog |
| Scrip |
Bag;
sack; wallet |
| Scripture
|
That
which is written; book; letter |
| Sea |
Large
basin |
| Sect
|
A
group or division; a party |
| Sedition
|
An
uproar; insurrection; dissension |
| Seethe
|
To
cook |
| Selvedge
|
End;
edge |
| Sepulchre
|
A
place of burial; grave |
| Servile |
Laborious |
| Servitor
|
Attendant;
he who performs as a servant |
| Settle |
Ledge;
pedestal block |
| Sevenfold
|
Multiplied
by seven |
| Several
house |
Separated
house; segregated place |
| Shambles
|
Meat
market |
| Shamefacedness
|
Modesty |
| Sheaf
|
Bundle
of grain |
| Sheath |
A
case or covering for a sword |
| Sheriff
|
One
knowledgeable in the law |
| Shivers |
Pieces;
splinters |
| Signet
|
A
seal or stamp |
| Similitude
|
A
likeness; image; representation |
| Single
|
Clear;
sound; healthy |
| Sith
|
Since |
| Sleight |
Trickery;
entrapment by deceit |
| Slips |
Branches |
| Slow
bellies |
Idle
gluttons |
| Sluices
|
Damns |
| Smart
|
To
be sore distressed |
| Smite
|
To
strike; beat |
| Smote
off |
To
have taken off or away |
| Sobriety
|
Self-restraint;
discretion; prudence |
| Sod
|
To
cook; boil |
| Solace
|
To
delight in; rejoice oneself in |
| Soothsayer
|
A
foreteller of the future by astrology |
| Soothsaying
|
Foretune-telling |
| Sop |
A
little bit; morsel |
| Sottish
|
Foolish;
stupid |
| Spite
|
Vexation;
anger; grief |
| Spittle
|
Spit;
saliva |
| Spoil |
Booty;
prey |
| Spue
|
To
vomit out |
| Stablisheth
|
Establishes;
makes steadfast |
| Stanched
|
Stopped;
stood still |
| Standard
|
Flag;
banner |
| Stature
|
Maturity
of life; age; adultness |
| Staves
|
Rods;
clubs |
| Stay
|
Support;
something one relies upon |
| Stayed
|
Detained;
held |
| Stedfast
|
Firm;
fixed; steady |
| Steward
|
Manager |
| Stirs
|
Noises;
tumults |
| Stomacher
|
A
fine robe |
| Stout |
Strong;
great |
| Straightway
|
Immediately |
| Strait
|
Narrow |
| Straitened
|
Hindered;
impeded |
| Striker
|
One
apt to inflict blows or hit another |
| Suborn
|
To
induce; bribe; prompt |
| Succour
|
To
help; aid |
| Succourer
|
Helper |
| Sumptuously |
Splendidly |
| Sundry
|
Various;
many |
| Sup
|
To
dine; to make a meal |
| Superfluity
|
Super
abundance; overflowing |
| Superfluous |
Over
and above; more than enough |
| Superscription
|
Inscription;
title; a writing over |
| Supplant |
To
deceive; defraud |
| Supple
|
To
clean by washing |
| Suppliant
|
Worshipper |
| Supplication
|
Petition;
an expression of need |
| Surfeiting
|
Intoxication;
overindulgence |
| Surmisings
|
Suspicions |
| Swaddling
clothes |
Clothes
used for wrapping |
| Swellings
|
Puffed-up,
inflated attitudes; conceits |
| Swine
|
Pigs |