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The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 54
[SOUL (2).] soom, v. t. [SWIM.] (Scotch.) soôn, *sone, *soone, adv . & adj. [A. S. sóna = soon; cogn. with O. Fris. sán, són; O. Sax. sán; O. H. Ger. sán; Goth. suns, súns.] A. As adverb : 1. In a short time; shortly after any specified or supposed time; shortly, not long. IMG:content-1731.png:[blocks in formation] nut tree. Often with pan (=leaf) prefixed. soôp-ing, s. [SOOP.] 1. The act of sweeping. 2. ( Pl .): What is swept up or together; sweep ings. IMG:content-1732.png:[blocks in formation] soôr-mạ, sûr-mạ, s. [Hind. antimony.] A preparation of antimony with which Indian women anoint the eyelids.
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