80 ENGLISH DICTIONARY

SELF-DENIAL, 7t. denial of one’s gratification.[ly. SELFISHNESS, Ti.regard to one s own interest soleS ELF-LOVE, n. love of one's own person or hap piS ELF WILL, ti. one’s own will obstinacy, [ne . Selvage, Selvedge, ti. edge; of cloth. SEMAPHORE, ti. apparatus for telegraphing bv SEMATOLOGY, ti.science of signs, as noting ideas. Semblance, SEMEiOLOGY.Ti.science of judging by symptoms. SEMESTER, n. half a year. SEMI, as prefix, half. SEMIBREVE, ti. note of two minims. SEMICOLON, ti. point marked thus SEMINAL, (;). SEMINARIST, (sem') n. Romish priest educated SEMINARY, ti. place of education college a caSe min ate, v. sow; propagate.; [demy.; SEMITIC, a. relating to Shem or to languages of Semivowel, W. Asia. ti. [perfect consonant sound, which as makes f, 1, m, an n, r, ims. SEMPITERNAL, a. everlasting. Senary, a. containing six. SENATE, n.legislative SENATOR, ti. member of senate. [body. SENATORIAL, a. of, or becoming, a senator. SENATUS CONSULTUM, SENESCHAL, (sen') 71. steward; head bailiff. SENILE, a. belonging to senility or old age. SENIORITY, n. priority in age or office. SENNIGHT, (sen'nit) n. a week. SENSATE, a. perceived by the senses. SENSATION, n. perception by senses, [perceived. SENSE, ti. faculty by which external objects are SENSIBILITY, n. capability of sensation acute SENSIBLE, a. capable of perceptions; perceptible; SENSITIVE, a. having sense or keen feeling. Sensorial, a. of the sensorium. [in brain. SENSORIUM, tz. organ of sense, supposed to be SENSUAL, a. affecting the senses carnal. Sensualism, n. subjection to sensual; feelings. Sensuality, n. indulgence of sensual pleasures. SENSUOUS, a. affecting the senses. SENTENCE, judgment pronounced; period; SENTENTIOUS, a. short and pithy fv. doom. SENTIENT, a. having faculty of perception. SENTIMENT, n. thought prompted by feeling; Sentimentalist,; z.one who affects fine feelings. SENTIMENTALITY, ti. affectation of sensibility. SENTINEL, SENTRY, Ti. soldier on guard.[united. Separable, a. that may be separated or dis Separatist, ti. di enter. [air. SEPOMETER, n. apparatus to show impurity of SEPOY, n. native of India in military service of SEPT, n. clan, esp. in Ireland. [Europe ans. Sept angular, a. having seven angles. Septenary, (sep') a. consisting of seven. SEPTENNIAL, a. every seventh year. SEPTIC, a. promoting putrefaction. SeptuaGESIMA, ti. third Sunday before Lent. SEPTUAGINT,?i.the (LXX);Greek version of Old SEPULCHRAL, a. relating to sepulture or burial SEPULCHRE, n. grave. SEQUEL.n.what follows. SEQUENCE, 71 order; series. [draw. SEQUESTRATE,, SEQUESTER, SEQUESTRATION, ti. setting apart seclusion. SERAGLIO, (ral'yo) TI. palace for Sultan's; wives. SERAPHIC, (rafj a. angelic pure sublime. SERE, a. dry withered.[entertain;; with serenade. SERENADE, n.; music at night in open air;—r. SERENITY, n. clearne calmne . [len stuff. SERF n. one in servitude.; SERGE, «. thin wool SERGEANT, (sar) n. n*n-commi ioned officer; Serial, a. in or of a series »i. tale, «Stc., SERIATIM, L. in a row one after another. SERICEOUS, a. silky.; SERIES, n. succe ion; SERIOUS, a. sober grave. [course. SERMON, 7i. discourse; on Scriptural text, [serum. SEROON, ti. package in skins. SEROUS, a. of SERPENT, ti. reptile winding;—n. without feet. Serpentine, a. hard, peculiarly SERRATE, a. indented like a saw.[colourcd rock. SERRIED, a. pre ed close; crowded. SERUM, watery part of blood whey.