Speechless

speetsh', -les, a. deprived, of the. faculty or power of speech; dumb; silent. Speechle ne , spectsh'-les-nes, s. the state of being speechle mutene , Speech-maker, speetsh'-ma-ker, s. one who makes Speed, speed, v.n. to move with celerity; to prosper; Speeder, speed'-er, s. one who or that which speeds. Speedful, speed' -ful, a. serviceable; useful; full of Speedwell, speed -wel, s. a herbaceous plant or small Speedy, speed' -e, a. quick; swift: nimble; quick in Spei , found spise, in crucibles s. a residue in which of cobalt nickel gla , arsenic, has been ., Spelding, spel'-ding, s. dried haddock. Spelk, spelk, s. a splinter; a small stick used in Spell, spel, s. a charm consisting of words of some Spell, spel, s. a turn at work or duty: a short period; Spell, spel, v.a. to tell the letters of a word; to write Speller, spel'-ler, s. one skilled in spelling; a spelling Spelling, spel'-ling, s. the act of naming the letters of Spelling-book, spel-ling-book, s. a book for teaching Spelt, pret, and pp. of Spell. Spelt, spelt, s. a species of grain; German wheat Spelter, (Ger.) spel' - ter, s. a commercial name for zinc Spence, spens, s. a buttery; a larder; a place where Spencer, spen'-ser, s. one who has care of the spence. Spencer, spen'-ser, s. a short over-jacket worn by men Spencer, spen'-ser, s. afore-and-aft sail [Naut.] Spend, spend, u.a. to lay out;to dispose of; to part Spender, spend'-er,. s. one who spends; a prodigal; a Spendthrift, spend'-thrift, s. one who spends his means Spent, spent, pret. and pp. of Spend: a. exhausted; Sperm, sperm, s. animal seed; spermaceti; spawn of Spermaceti, sper-má-se'-te, s. a waxy matter obtained Spermaceti-whale,, sper-ma-se'-te-hwale, s. the whale Spermaphore, sper' -mà-fore, s. that part of the ovary Spermatic, sper-mat'-ik,. a, consisting of seed; pertain Sperm at ism, sper -má-tizm, s. emi ion of semen; the Spermatocele, sper' -mat-o-seel, s. a swelling of Spermatogenous, sper-må-toj'-e-nus, a. producing Spermatid, sper -ma-toyd, a. like seed (Gr. sperm a, Sperm a to logy, sper-må-tol-o-je, s. the science of the Spermatorrhœa, sperm (Gr. sperm a, sper-mà-to-re'-a, and logos, science). s. involuntary pro Spermatozoa, sper-má-to-zo'-ȧ, s.pl. spermatic animal Sperm-cell, sperm' -sel, s. a cell containing sperm. Spermoderm, sperm'-o-derm, s. the integument of a; Sperm-oil, sperm'-oyl, s. oil obtained from the. sperm a-