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Webster Dictionary :: Spathulate
SPATH'ULATE, [See Spatulate .]
Webster Dictionary :: Spathous
SPATH'OUS, a. Having a calyx like a sheath.
Webster Dictionary :: Spathiform
SPATH'IFORM, a. [spath and form.] Resembling spar in form. The ocherous, spathif...
Webster Dictionary :: Spathic
SPATH'IC, a. Foliated or lamellar. Spathic iron is a mineral of a foliated struc...
Webster Dictionary :: Spathe
SPATHE, n. [L. spatha.] In botany, the calyx of a spadix opening or bursting lon...
Webster Dictionary :: Spathaceous
SPATHA'CEOUS, a. Having a calyx like a sheath.
Webster Dictionary :: Spat
SPAT, pret. of spit, but nearly obsolete. SPAT , n. [from the root of spit; that...
Webster Dictionary :: Spasmodic
SPASMOD'IC, a. Consisting in spasm; as a spasmodic affection. SPASMOD'IC , n. A ...
Webster Dictionary :: Spasm
SPASM, n. [L. spasmus.] A n involuntary contraction of muscles or muscular fiber...
Webster Dictionary :: Spartan
SP'ARTAN, a. Pertaining to ancient Sparta; hence, hardly undaunted; as Spartan s...
Webster Dictionary :: Sparsedly
SP'ARSEDLY, adv. In a scattered manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Sparsed
SP'ARSED, a. Scattered.
Webster Dictionary :: Sparse
SPARSE, a. spars. [L. sparsus, scattered, from spargo.] 1. Thinly scattered; set...
Webster Dictionary :: Sparry
SP'ARRY, a. [from spar.] Resembling spar, or consisting or spar; having a confus...
Webster Dictionary :: Sparrow-hawk
SPAR'ROW-HAWK, SPAR'HAWK, n. A small species of short winged hawk.
Webster Dictionary :: Sparrow-grass
SPAR'ROW-GRASS, a corruption of asparagus.
