Soot
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 410
s6~6t, n. A black substance formed by busti on, or disengaged from fuel in the proce of combustion and adhering to the sides of the or chimney.— v. t. To foul with soot.— Soofy, [-IER; -iest.J Producing, pert, to, or consisting soiled by, soot; dusky; dark; dingy. — So of in e , Sooth, sooth, n. Truth; reality. — Sooth's ay, v. foretell, predict. — Sootb/sayer, n. — Sooth's aying, n. The foretelling of events. — Soothe, sooth, [soothed (soothd), soothing.] To please blandishments or soft words; to flatter; to soften, a uage, calm; to gratify, please, tranquilize, pacify.
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