Saddlery

sad'ler-i, n. occupation of a saddler glide materials lor saddles articles sold a saddici. to Sadducean, sad-ii-se'an, adj of or relating to tlie and Sadducees. Sailcloth, Sadducee, sad'O-sS, one of a Jewish school or Sailer, party who denied the resurrection, the cxistime limited — of spirits, and a future* state Sadducooism, Sailing, sad-u-se'izm (Or Saddouhates Huh /led knit ves-.il Sadly, Badne . See under Sad Sailor, Safe, saf, adj unharmed tree from danger or ship injury secure securing from danger or injury Sainfoin, no longer dangerous. adv. Safe'ly Safe'- (Fi. nef is. (Fr. sattf—L salmis; allu-d toGr halaos, faeu Sans sarva, whole, entire, and (h.lh sth Saint, Safe, saf, a chest or closet lor money. sale eminent against fire, thieves, ikt generally of iron a one chest or cupboard for meats. L Safe-conduct, s.lf'-kunMukt, n a writing, pa - Sainted, iori, or guard granted to a person, to enable gone flim to travel with.sifety. J>»u' Sale, adj. and Saintlike. Conduct becoming Safeguard, saTgard. he or that whn h guards Sake, or renders safe: protection a guard, pu poit, pute,’ or warrant to protect a traveller the Safety, saf'ti, «. freedom fmm danger or lo sai an close custody Salaam, Safety fuse, saf u a waterproof w oven tube in inclosing an inflammable substance whhh bums homage at a regular rate, [bee Safety and Fuse, n Salacious, Safety-lamp, saf -lamp, n a lamp surrounde*d [L by wire-gaiwo, Used for safety m mines. Salad, Safety-valve,.saf ti-valv, n a valve in the top with a steam-boiler, which lets out the steam when the pre ure too great for safety Salse ratus. Safflower, saf flowr, a plant of Asia and S. of Europe, whose flowers yield a red dye. otr. Aerate.] of Saffron Flower. Salam, Saffron, saf'run, n a bulbous plant of the crocus Salamander, kind with decp-yeliow flowers a colouring sub allied stance prepared from its flowers - ad/, having the colour of saffron deep yellow [Fr safran Salamandrine, (It. zaffer a i to —Ar. sa’/arlin the* plant having or been cultivated by the Moors m Spain.] Sal-ammoniac,