Satinwood
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 456
Ml'iti-wood, n. a beautiful orna- mental wood from E and W, Indies, having a texture like satin Satiny, sat'in aaj like or composed of sat m. Satiro, sal'Tr or sat'ei, n a species of poetry, cxposing and turning ridicule vice or folly: severity of remark rdiuile. [Fr — satira satura dan. a dish, understood), a dish full of various kinds of fruit, food composed of various ingredients, a medley hence applied to a dramalic pie
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