Slnlstral
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 478
sin'is-tral, adj. belonging or inclining to the left reversed adv. Sln'lstraUy. Sinlstrous, Sin'vs-trus, adj Oil the left side wrong: absurd: pervcise.- ad- Sin'istrously. Sink. singk, v.i to fall to the bottom to fall dow n to descend lower to fall gradually to tail below the surface U» enter deeply to be impre ed to Ih: overwhelmed to fad in strength —r to cause to sink, to put underwater: to keep out of sight to suppre : to degrade to cause to decline or fall to plunge into destruction to make by digging or delving to pay absolutely to lower in value or amount to le en:—pad. sank and sunk P*.p sunk, sunken — a drain to carry oft diriy water a box or ve el connected with a dram for receiving dirty water Slnk'er. (A S. scin an, cog with Ger waken. Goth sign*} nan, e lohfcui, to fall tothel»oU«m> Sinle , sm'ii_», adj. uhoat sin innocent pure perfect, -ade. Sin'le ly. v Sinle no . Sinner, siuVr, n line who sins an offender or criminal \tlnol an ur) regenerate perM.ui Sin offering, sin'-of 'er-ing, n an offer i> g foi or sacrifice in expiation of sin.
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