Slave

slav, n. A person held in bondage to another; To one wholly subject to the will of another; one who rigid; ' has lost power cf resistance; a drudge; one who laby ' bors like a slave; captive; va al; dependent. — v. i. To drudge, toil, labor as a slave. — Slav'er, n. A vesbej sel engaged in the slave-trade; a person engaged in ren ear the purchase and sale of slaves. — SlaVery, -er-T, n. with- Condition of a slave; state of entire subjection of form one person to the will of another; the keeping or holding of slaves. — Slavish, a. Pert, to, or becoming slaves; servile; abject; consisting in drudgery. or Slaver, slav'er, n. Saliva driveling from the mouth. scoria — v. i. [slavered (-erd), -ering.] To suffer the spittle to i ue from the mouth; to be besmeared with with saliva; to slabber. — v. t. To smear with saliva shall i uing from the mouth. be- Slaw, slaw, n. Sliced cabbage, served cooked or uncooked, as a salad. shut Slay, sla, v. t. [imp. slew (sloo); p. p. slain (slan); strike j slaying.] To put to death by a weapon, or by vioas a j lence; to kill, destroy, murder, slaughter, butcher. — Sledge, slej, n. A large, heavy hammer.