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Webster Dictionary :: Septuagesima
SEPTUAGES'IMA, n. [L. septuagesimus , seventieth.] THe third Sunday before Lent,...
Webster Dictionary :: Septuagenary
SEPTUAG'ENARY, a. [L. septuagenarius , from septuaginta , seventy.] Consisting o...
Webster Dictionary :: Septinsular
SEPTIN'SULAR, a. [L. septum , seven, and insula , isle.] Consisting of seven isl...
Webster Dictionary :: Septilateral
SEPTILAT'ERAL, a. [ L . septem , seven and latus , side.] Having seven sides; as...
Webster Dictionary :: Septicity
SEPTIC'ITY, n. Tendency to putrefaction.
Webster Dictionary :: Septical
SEP'TICAL, 1. Having power to promote putrefacation. Many experiments were made ...
Webster Dictionary :: Septic
SEP'TIC, a. [ Gr . to putrefy.]
Webster Dictionary :: Septfoil
SEPT'FOIL, n. [ L . septem and folium ; seven leaved.] A plant of the genus Torm...
Webster Dictionary :: Septentrionate
SEPTEN'TRIONATE, v.i. To tend northerly. [This word septentrion and its derivati...
Webster Dictionary :: Septentrionality
SEPTENTRIONAL'ITY, n. Northerliness. [ A bad word. ]
Webster Dictionary :: Septentrional
SEPTEN'TRIONAL From cold septerion blasts.
Webster Dictionary :: Septentrion
SEPTEN'TRION, n. [ L . septentrio .] The north or northern regions. SEPTEN'TRION...
Webster Dictionary :: Septennial
SEPTEN'NIAL, a. [ L . septennis ; septem , seven, and annus , year.] 1. Lasting ...
Webster Dictionary :: Septenary
SEP'TENARY, a. [ L . septenarius , from septem , seven.] Consisting of seven; as...
Webster Dictionary :: Septempartite
SEPTEM'PARTITE, a. Divided into seven parts.
Webster Dictionary :: September
SEPTEM'BER, n. [ L . septem , seven.] The seventh month from march, which was fo...
