Sad
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 92
sad (comp. Sad′der , superl. Sad′dest ), adj. sorrowful: serious: cast down: calamitous: weary: sombre: stiff: doughy: dejected: troublesome: sober, dark-coloured: ( obs. ) ponderous, heavy.— v.t. to grieve.— v.t. Sad′den , to make sad: to render heavy: to grow hard.— v.i. to grow sad.— adjs. Sad′-eyed ( Shak. ), having an expre ion of sadne in the eyes; Sad′-faced ( Shak. ), having an expre ion of sadne in the face; Sad′-heart′ed ( Shak. ), having the heart full of sadne .— adv. Sad′ly .— n. Sad′ne . [A.S. sæd , sated, weary; cf. Dut. zat , Ger. satt ; L. sat , satis .]
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