Satellite

safel-llt, n. A small planet revolving round another; a moon an obsequious dependent or follower. — [F. L. satelles, an attendant, lifeguard.] — Sat'ell i'tioua, -lish'us, a. Pert, to, or consisting of, satellites. Satiate, sa'shT-at, Sate, sat, v. To satisfy the appetite or desire of; to feed to the full; to to repletion or loathing to suffice, cloy, gorge, overfill, surfeit, glut. — a. Filled to satiety; gkitted. [Sate contr. of satiate; L. satiare, -atum, to full, satur, full, sat, satis, sufficient E. sad, soil.) — Batt- — alion, -shY-a's hun, n. State of being satiated. Sati'ety, -e-tT, n. State of being satiated or glutted fullne of gratification even beyond desire repletion surfeit; cloyment. [F. satiete, Li.satietas, fr. sat.]— Satisfy, [-fjed (-fid), -fying.] To gratify fully the desire of, make content to comply with the rightful demands of, answer or discharge (a claim, debt, legal demand, etc.) to free from doubt, suspense, or uncertainty; to give a urance to. — v. To give satisfaction or content to feed or supply to the full; to make payment, atone, [OF. satisfier, L. satisfacere, fr. sat, satis, and facere, to make.] — Sat'isfadion, n. Act of satisfying, or state of being satisfied gratification of desire settlement of a claim, due, demand, etc. that which satisfies or gratifies; contentment; gratification; recompense; compensation; amends; atonement. [F.] — Satisfac'tory, -to-rt, a. Giving or producing satisfaction yielding content making amends, indemnification, or recompense. [F. satisfactoire.] — Sattofac'torily, adv. — Satisfac'torine , n. — Satls- 4'er, n. — Sat'ire, in Eng. often pron. safer, n. A composition, generally poetical, holding up vice Of folly to reprobation; an invective poem; keenne •nd severity of remark trenchant wit lampoon sarcasm irony ridicule pasquinade burlesque wit; humor. [F.; L. satira, satura, satura (lanx), a dish filled with various kinds of fruits, a medley, fr. satur.]—Satiric, -ical, -ttrlk-al, a. Belonging to, conveying, or of the nature of satire; censorious; severe in language; cutting; poignant; sarcastic; bitter; reproachful abusive. — Satirically, adv. — Satirist, n. One who writes satire. — Satirize, v. ^ized (-Izd), -IZIN8.] To make the object of satire; censure with keenne or severity. — Sat'urate, -u-rat, v. To cause to become completely penetrated, impregnated, filled, or soaked. [L. saturare, •atum, f satur.] — Sat urali on, n. Act of, or state of being, etc. — Safurant, a. Saturating.— n. {Med.) A substance which neutralizes acid in the stomach. — Sat'urable, a. Capable of being, etc.