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Sous; a French money of account, and copper coin, in value the twentieth part of a franc (Fr. from L. solidus, a coin), Soubrette, soo-bret, s. a chamber-maid (Fr.) SOUSE ] sooch, s. a low, continuous moaning sound as of the wind through an aperture: v.a. to emit such. soo'-shong, s. a kind of black tea. soo'-fla, s. a light dish, consisting chiefly of the whites of eggs whisked, spiced, and baked (Fr.) sawt pret, and pp. of Seek. reason sole, and s., the conscience; spiritual the the part intellectual of man, the principle, sea of or understanding; the vital principle; spirit; e ence; life; internal power; a person; animal life: active (A.S. power; courage heart a familiar compellation sawel). sole'-bel, s. the pa ing-bell. soled, a. furnished with a soul. sole'-ies, a. without a soul; without greatne or noblene of mind; mean; spiritle . sole' -skot, s. a mortuary formerly given to the priest for a requiem. sole'-sik, a. diseased in mind or soul morally diseased.; sownd, a. entire; whole; unbroken; undecayed; perfect; healthy; hearty; solid; valid; right; stout; Justy; not deranged (A.S. sund). Soundly, sownd' -le, ad. heartily; evenly;lustily; truly; firmly. Soundne , sownd'-nes, s. the state of being sound. sownd, s. an impre ion produced on the ear by vibrations in the air; that which affects the ear; noise; report; noise without signification; empty noise: v.a. to cause to make a noise; to utter audibly; to play on; to signal by a sound; to celebrate or honour by sounds; to publish v.n. to make a noise; to utter a voice; to exhibit by sound; to be spread or published (L. so no, to sound). sownd, s. a narrow pa age of water; a shallow sea or strait connecting two seas (A.S. sund, sownd, s. the air-bladder of a fish; the cuttlefish (A.S. sund, swimming). sownd, v.a. to sink a plummet or lead to ascertain the depth of water; to introduce a sound into the bladder of a patient; to try; to examine; to endeavour to discover that which lies concealed in anther's breast: v.n. to use the line and lead in searching the depth of water: s. a surgical instrument for feeling what is beyond the reach of the fingers (Fr. sonder, from L. sub, under, and aqua, water). sownd'-ing, a. sonorous making anoise. sownd' -ing, s. ascertaining; the depth of watery the plummet; the act of endeavoring to discover the opinions or desires; introducing the sound into the bladder: s.pl. any place or part of the ocean where a deep sounding line will reach the bottom. sownd'-ing-board, s. a board or structure suspended over a pulpit to a ist the sound of the preacher's voice. sownd'-ing-poast,Is. a small post in a violin and violoncello, for propagating the sound. sownd' -ing-rod, s. a rod or piece of iron used to ascertain the depth of water in a ship's hold. sownd'-les, a. that cannot be fathomed. sownd'-les a. having no sound. soop, s. broth;, a decoction of flesh for food (Fr. soop-kitsh-en, s. a public establishment for supplying soup gratuitously to the poor. soop-ma -gr, s. soup from vegetables chiefly (Fr. thin soup). soop' -tik-et, s. a ticket to entitle one to obtain soup from a public kitchen. sowr, a. acid; sharp to the taste; acid and astringent; harsh of temper; crabbed; peevish; expre ing peevishne ; harsh to the feelings; rancid; turned, as milk: v.a. to make acid; to make harsh, cold, or unkindly; to make cro , peevish, or discontented: v.n. to turn acid;to become peevish or crabbed (A.S.) Scurly, sowr'le, ad. with acidity; discontentedly. Sourne , sowr'-nes, s. acidity; tartne ; asperity. sorse, s. the spring or fountain from which a stream of water flows; first cause; original; the first preducer (L. sur go, sursum, to rise). sowr' -dok, s. sorrel. sowr'-goord, s. an evergreen tree of the genus a dans on i a. sowr'-ing, s. that which makes acid. sowr'-ish, a. somewhat sour; moderately acid. Sour-sop, sowr -sop, s. a small evergreen tree of theW. Indies, of the same genus as the custard apple. Sous, soo, s.; pl. of Sou or Sol. See Sou. sous, s. pickle made with salt; something kept or steeped in pickle; sauce; the ears, feet, ., of swine, pickled: v.a. to steep in pickle; to plunge into water (sauce), Souse, sous,v.a. to strike with sudden violence: v.n. to fall suddenly on; ad. with sudden violence (Ger. sarsen, to rush.