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in liquid; wet. Sophist, sofist, One of a cla of men who taught eloquence, philosophy, and politics in ancient Greece, and were noted for their fallacious but plausible mode of reasoning; a captious or fallacious reaa debt soner. — Sopb/ister, n. In Eng. universities, a stua dent who is advanced beyond_ the first year of his residence. — Sopb/omore, -o-mor, n. One belonging propj to the 2d of the 4 cla es in an Amer. college. — One | Sophomor'ic, -ical, -mSr'ik-al, a. Pert, to, or resembling, a sophomore; inflated in style or manner. of — Soph, n. Abbr. of sophister in Eng. universities, of sophomore in Amer. colleges.— Sopb/ism, -izm, n.; The doctrine or avowed mode of reasoning practiced -brus, by a sophist; any fallacy designed to deceive. — Sop IF is try, -ist-rf, n.'The practice of a sophist; fallacious reasoning. — Sophist'ic, -ical, so-fist'ik-al, a. Pert, to a sophist, or embodying sophistry; fallaciously event, subtle. — Sophist'ically, adv. — Sophisticate, -Yor kat, v. t. To render worthle by admixture; to per- — disvert, adulterate, debase, corrupt, vitiate. — Sophisticate,-cated, a. Adulterated; not pure; not genu or ine.— Sophist' ica'tion, n. Act of adulterating; a counterfeiting or debasing the purity of anything not by a foreign admixture. or Soporose, sop'o-ros'. Sop'orous, -o-rus, a. Causing in sleep; sleepy. — Sop'or if erous, -rif 6r-us, a. Causing sleep, or tending to produce it; narcotic; opiate; in defi anodyne. — Soporific a. Causing sleep; tending or to cause sleep; sopor if erous.— n. A medicine, drug, I plant, or other thing that has the quality of indunot al- I cing sleep. n.