salllt

A Middle English form of soul. sall2, v. An obsolete or dialectal form of shall. sallad, salladet, n. Obsolete forms of salad1, IMG:content-2732.png:[blocks in formation] Fleets of her Portuguese men-of-war rode down over the long swell to give battle to saucy sallee - men . J. W. Palmer, Up and Down the Irrawaddi, p. 29. 2. In zoöl . , a physophorous oceanic hydrozoan of the family Velellidæ , as Velella vulgar is . It is about 2 inches long, of a transparent blue color, and rides on the surface of the sea with its vertical crest acting as a sail. Also sally man . sallenders (sal'en-dėrz), n. Same as sell and ers. sallert, n. Same as seller3.