sinner

i. [SINNER, 8.] To act as a sinner. "Whether the charmer sinner it or saint it." Pope : Moral E ays , ii. 15. *sin'-ner-ě , s. [Eng. sinner; -e .] A woman who sins; a female sinner. ( Wycliffe : Luke vii 37.) IMG:content-1504.png:[blocks in formation] The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia sinopite si-no-pite, s. [After Sinop(e), Asiatic Turkey, where found; suff. -ite ( Min.). Min .: A doubtful species, belonging to the clays or earthy hydrous aluminous silicates. Colored brick-red with oxide of iron. si-nō-ple, si'-no-pite, s . [Fr. sinople , from Low Lat. sinopis a lead color, also a green color, from Lat. sinopis ; Gr.sinōpis earth of Sinope, red ocher, from Sinope, a town on the Black Sea, where it is found.] 1. Min .: [SINOPITE.] 2. Her .: The Continental term for the color green; called by English heralds vert. IMG:content-1506.jpg:[blocks in formation]