Sorghum

sor'gum, n. A tall cereal gra of several species, including Indian millet (Guinea corn), broom corn, and Chinese sugar-cane (specifically of called sorghum in Amer. and cultivated for its sugar-bearing juice). the Sorites, so-ri'tez, n. (Logic.) An abridged form of stating a series of syllogisms, in a series of propositions so arranged that the predicate of each one that precedes forms the subject of each one that follows, and the conclusion from all affirms the predicate of any the last of the subject of the first proposition. delay; Sororicide, so-ror'T-sid, n. The murder, or murderer, of a sister. com- Sons" Sorrel, sor'rel, a. Of a yellowish or reddish brown color. — n. A yellowish or reddish brown color. pipe Sorrel, sor'rel, "n. A plant of various species, having -t, a. a sour juice, abounding in exhausted soils. of, or Sorrow, soi-'ro, n. Uneasine or pain of mind pron. duced by the lo of any good, or by disappointment i. To in the expectation of goocl; regret; unhappine ; affliction grief;; sadne ; mourning. — v. i. [sorv. t. rowed (-rod), -rowing.] To feel pain of mind in with consequence of evil experienced, feared, or done; to grieve, be sad. — Sor'rowful, -ful, a. Full of, exhibiting, producing, or expre ing sorrow; sad; di oftmal; disconsolate; dreary; doleful; distre ing. — and Sor'row fully, adv. — Sorrowfulne , n. —fr. Sorry. See under Sore.