sabbath (noun)
[ rest ]
sackbut (noun)
[ a medieval wind instrument ]
sacrilege (adjective)
[ stealing what is consecrated to GOD ]
[ church robbing ]
[ the stealing of holy things ]
sad (adjective)
sadness (noun)
safe (adjective)
safeguard (noun)
safely (adverb)
safety (noun)
sagacity (noun)
[ sharpness of wit ]
[ witness ]
saint (noun)
[ holy one ]
sake (noun)
sakes (plural noun)
salt (noun)
salted (participle passive)
saltness (noun)
salutation (noun)
salutations (plural noun)
salute (verb transitive)
salvation (noun)
sanctified (participle passive)
sanctifieth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
sanctification (noun)
[ holiness ]
sanctify (verb transitive)
[ hallow ]
[ make holy ]
[ keep holy ]
sat (participle passive)
satiate (verb transitive)
[ to fill to excess ]
[ satisfy ]
satiated (participle passive)
[ filled ]
[ satisfied ]
satisfiest (verb present tense second-person singular)
satisfieth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
satisfy (verb transitive)
satisfying (participle present tense)
sattest (verb present tense second-person singular)
satyr (noun)
[ male goat ]
save (verb transitive verb transitive)
[ besides ]
[ except ]
saved (participle passive)
savest (verb present tense second-person singular)
saveth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
saving (participle present tense)
savior (noun)
saviors (plural noun)
savor (noun)
[ taste ]
[ think ]
[ understand ]
savorest (verb present tense second-person singular)
savors (plural noun)
savory (adjective)
scaffold (noun)
scales (plural noun)
scaleth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
scall (noun)
[ a sore ]
[ a scab ]
scant (verb transitive)
[ skimped ]
[ meager ]
scarce (adjective)
scarcely (adverb)
scent (noun)
scepter (noun)
scepters (plural noun)
schism (noun)
[ breach ]
[ division in matters of religion ]
scholar (noun)
school (noun)
schoolmaster (noun)
science (noun)
[ knowledge ]
[ skill ]
scoff (verb intransitive)
scoffer (noun)
scoffers (plural noun)
scoffest (verb present tense second-person singular)
scoffeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
scoffing (participle present tense)
scorn (noun)
scorner (noun)
scorners (plural noun)
scornest (verb present tense second-person singular)
scorneth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
scornful (adjective)
scorning (participle present tense)
scourge (noun)
scourgeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
scourging (participle present tense)
scourgings (plural noun)
scrabbled (participle passive)
[ rake ]
[ scrape ]
[ snatch hurriedly ]
scribe (noun)
scribes (plural noun)
scribe's (noun)
scrip (noun)
[ a small bag ]
[ satchel ]
[ purse ]
scripture (noun)
[ writing ]
scriptures (plural noun)
scroll (noun)
scum (noun)
scurrility (noun)
[ saucy ]
[ scoffing ]
seal (noun)
sealed (participle passive)
sealest (verb present tense second-person singular)
sealeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
sealing (participle present tense)
seals (plural noun)
search (verb transitive)
searched (participle passive)
searchest (verb present tense second-person singular)
searcheth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
searching (participle present tense)
searchings (plural noun)
season (noun)
seasoned (participle passive)
seasons (plural noun)
seat (noun)
seated (participle passive)
seats (plural noun)
secret (adjective)
secretly (adverb)
secrets (plural noun)
secure (adjective)
securely (adverb)
security (noun)
[ carelessness ]
[ fear of nothing ]
sedition (noun)
seditions (plural noun)
seduced (participle passive)
seducers (plural noun)
seduceth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
seducing (participle present tense)
seeing (participle present tense)
seek (noun)
seekest (verb present tense second-person singular)
seeketh (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
seeking (participle present tense)
seem (verb intransitive)
seemed (participle passive)
seemeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
seemly (adverb)
[ fitting ]
[ proper or appropriate ]
seer (noun)
seers (plural noun)
seest (verb present tense second-person singular)
seeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
seethe (verb transitive)
[ to boil or cook by boiling ]
seething (participle present tense)
self-control (noun)
self-will (noun)
self-willed (participle passive)
sell (verb)
seller (noun)
sellers (plural noun)
sellest (verb present tense second-person singular)
selleth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
selvedge (noun)
[ the edge of woven fabric ]
send (verb transitive)
sendeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
sending (participle present tense)
sense (noun)
[ feeling ]
[ perceiving ]
senses (plural noun)
sensual (adjective)
[ brutish ]
[ pertaining to the flesh ]
[ bodily sense ]
sensuality (noun)
sent (participle passive)
sentence (noun)
separateth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
separation (noun)
[ deviding ]
[ severing ]
[ parting one from another ]
sepulcher (noun)
[ grave ]
[ a tomb ]
[ burial place ]
served (participle passive)
servile (adjective)
[ befitting a slave ]
[ a menial position ]
[ slavish ]
servitor (noun)
[ a servant ]
[ slave ]
[ one who provides a service ]
servitude (noun)
[ bondage ]
[ slavery ]
set time (noun)
settle (noun)
[ a sitting place ]
[ a raised platform ]
settled (participle passive)
settlest (verb present tense second-person singular)
sever (verb transitive)
several (adjective)
severally (adverb)
[ separately ]
[ individually ]
severe (adjective)
[ sharp ]
[ curst ]
[ cruel ]
severely (adverb)
severity (noun)
[ sharpness ]
[ roughness ]
shalt go (verb)
shambles (plural noun)
[ tables for displaying goods ]
[ market ]
shame (noun)
shamed (participle passive)
shamefacedness (noun)
[ the state or quality of being ashamed ]
[ modest ]
shameful (adjective)
shamefully (adverb)
shameth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
shape (verb transitive)
shaped (participle passive)
shapes (plural noun)
share (noun)
[ to shear ]
sharp (adjective)
sharpened (participle passive)
sharpeneth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
sharper (noun)
sharply (adverb)
sharpness (noun)
shear (verb transitive)
shearer (noun)
shearers (plural noun)
shearing (participle present tense)
sheepfold (adverb)
sheer (adjective)
shekel (noun)
[ about .5 ounces ]
sherd (noun)
[ shard ]
[ fragment ]
shewed (participle passive)
shield (verb transitive)
shields (plural noun)
shine (verb intransitive)
shined (participle passive)
shineth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
shining (participle present tense)
shipmaster (noun)
shittim (noun)
[ acacia tree ]
shivers (plural noun)
[ chips ]
[ splinters ]
[ slivers ]
shod (participle passive)
[ wearing shoes ]
[ furnished with shoes ]
shone (participle passive)
short (adjective)
shortened (participle passive)
shorter (noun)
shortly (adverb)
should go (verb)
show (verb transitive)
showed (participle passive)
showedst (verb present tense second-person singular)
shower (noun)
showers (plural noun)
showest (verb present tense second-person singular)
showeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
showing (participle present tense)
shown (participle passive)
shroud (noun)
[ cover ]
[ shelter ]
shun (verb transitive)
shunned (participle passive)
shunneth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
shut (verb transitive)
shutteth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
sober (adjective)
soberly (adverb)
soberness (noun)
sod (noun)
[ cook ]
[ boil ]
soda (noun)
sodering (participle present tense)
[ soldering ]
soft (adjective)
softer (adjective)
softly (adverb)
sojourn (verb intransitive)
[ dwell for a period ]
[ remain in a place ]
solace (verb transitive)
[ to comfort ]
[ soothe ]
[ console ]
[ comfort ]
sold (participle passive)
sole (noun)
solemn (adjective)
solemnities (plural noun)
solemnity (noun)
solemnly (adverb)
soles (plural noun)
solid (adjective)
[ sound ]
[ heavy ]
[ not hollow ]
solitarily (adverb)
solitary (adjective)
[ alone ]
[ without company ]
somewhat (noun)
son (noun)
son of man (noun)
son-in-law (noun)
sons (plural noun)
sons' (noun)
sons of man (noun)
soon (adverb)
sooner (adverb)
soothsayer (noun)
[ one who claims to foretell future events ]
sop (noun)
[ bread dipped in liquid before being eaten ]
sophister (noun)
[ caller ]
[ crafty disputer ]
sophistication (noun)
[ a calling ]
[ deceitfull speech ]
sore (noun)
sorely (adverb)
sorer (adjective)
sores (plural noun)
sorrow (noun)
sorrowed (participle passive)
sorrowful (adjective)
sorrows (plural noun)
sorry (adjective)
sort (noun)
sorts (plural noun)
sottish (adjective)
[ to be foolish ]
[ to be stupid ]
sought (participle passive)
sound (adjective)
sounded (participle passive)
sounding (participle present tense)
soundness (noun)
sour (adjective)
sovereign (adjective)
[ chief ]
[ highest in authority ]
sovereignty (noun)
space (noun)
span (noun)
spare (verb transitive)
spared (participle passive)
spareth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
sparing (participle present tense)
sparingly (adverb)
spark (noun)
sparkled (participle passive)
sparks (plural noun)
spat (participle passive)
special (adjective)
specially (adverb)
speckled (participle passive)
spectacle (noun)
[ a thing to be looked at ]
speech (noun)
speeches (plural noun)
speechless (adjective)
speed (participle passive)
speedily (adverb)
spend (verb transitive)
spendest (verb present tense second-person singular)
spendeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
spent (noun)
spit (noun)
spite (noun)
spitefully (adverb)
spitted (participle passive)
spittle (noun)
splendid (adjective)
splendor (noun)
splitteth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
sport (noun)
sporting (participle present tense)
spot (noun)
spotless (adjective)
spots (plural noun)
spotted (participle passive)
sprang (participle passive)
spread (verb transitive)
spreadest (verb present tense second-person singular)
spreadeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
spreading (participle present tense)
spring (participle present tense)
[ dawn ]
springeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
springing (participle present tense)
springs (plural noun)
sprinkle (verb transitive)
sprinkled (participle passive)
sprinkling (participle present tense)
sprout (verb intransitive)
sprung (participle passive)
spy (noun)
stability (noun)
[ sureness ]
[ certain ]
[ strong ]
stable (adjective)
[ sure ]
[ steadfast ]
stablish (verb transitive)
[ sure ]
[ confirmed ]
[ one made strong ]
staff (noun)
staggered (participle passive)
stain (verb transitive)
stainless (adjective)
stalk (noun)
stall (noun)
stalled (participle passive)
stalls (plural noun)
stamp (verb transitive)
stamped (participle passive)
stamping (participle present tense)
stanched (participle passive)
[ to stop ]
standard-bearer (noun)
state (noun)
stately (adverb)
station (noun)
[ a standing place ]
stature (noun)
[ height ]
[ bignes ]
staves (plural noun)
stay (verb intransitive)
[ support ]
[ hold up ]
stayed (participle passive)
stayeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
stays (plural noun)
stead (noun)
[ place ]
steadfast (adjective)
steadfastly (adverb)
steady (adjective)
stem (noun)
stepped (participle passive)
steppeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
steps (plural noun)
stern (adjective)
steward (noun)
stewards (plural noun)
stewardship (noun)
stick (noun)
sticketh (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
sticks (plural noun)
stiff (adjective)
stiff-necked (participle passive)
still (verb transitive)
stilled (participle passive)
stillest (verb present tense second-person singular)
stilleth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
sting (verb transitive)
stings (plural noun)
stir (verb transitive)
stirred (participle passive)
stirreth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
stomacher (noun)
[ an embroidered garment ]
[ a garment worn to hold and train the torso ]
stoop (verb intransitive)
stooped (participle passive)
stoopeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
stooping (participle present tense)
stop (verb transitive)
stopped (participle passive)
stoppeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
storage (noun)
store (noun)
stored (participle passive)
storehouse (noun)
storehouses (plural noun)
stories (plural noun)
story (noun)
stout (adjective)
stoutness (noun)
straight (adjective)
straightway (adverb)
[ immediately ]
[ right away ]
strain (verb transitive)
strait (adjective)
[ to be narrow ]
[ tight ]
[ close ]
straiten (participle passive)
straitened (participle passive)
straiteneth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
straitly (adverb)
straitness (noun)
straits (plural noun)
strakes (plural noun)
[ a streak ]
[ a stripe ]
strange (adjective)
stranger (noun)
strangers (plural noun)
stranger's (noun)
strawed (participle passive)
[ strewed ]
[ scattered ]
strength (noun)
strengthen (participle passive)
strengthened (participle passive)
strengthenedst (verb present tense second-person singular)
strengtheneth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
strengthening (participle present tense)
stretch (verb transitive)
stretched (participle passive)
stretchedst (verb present tense second-person singular)
stretchest (verb present tense second-person singular)
stretcheth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
stretching (participle present tense)
stricken (participle passive)
stricktest (verb present tense second-person singular)
strictly (adverb)
[ straightly ]
[ severely ]
[ sharply ]
strife (noun)
strifes (plural noun)
stripling (participle present tense)
[ a youth ]
[ young person ]
strive (verb intransitive)
striven (participle passive)
striveth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
strivings (plural noun)
strong (adjective)
stronger (adjective)
strongest (verb present tense second-person singular)
stronghold (noun)
strongholds (plural noun)
stubborn (adjective)
stuck (participle passive)
studieth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
study (noun)
stuff (noun)
stumble (verb intransitive)
stumbled (participle passive)
stumbleth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
stumbling (participle present tense)
stupid (adjective)
subdue (verb transitive)
subdued (participle passive)
[ kept under ]
[ brought in subjection ]
subduedst (verb present tense second-person singular)
subdueth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
subject (adjective)
subjected (participle passive)
subjection (noun)
subjects (plural noun)
subjugate (verb transitive)
submission (noun)
[ lowly ]
[ humble ]
[ brought in subjection ]
submissive (adjective)
submit (verb transitive)
submitted (participle passive)
submitting (participle present tense)
suborned (participle passive)
[ to procure secretly ]
[ bribe ]
[ obtain by corrupt or counterfeit means ]
[ procured false witness ]
subscribe (verb transitive)
[ write under ]
[ to agree with another in any matter ]
subscribed (participle passive)
subsided (participle passive)
substance (noun)
subtil (adjective)
[ cunning ]
[ insight ]
[ perception ]
[ crafty ]
[ wiley ]
[ deceitful ]
subtle (adjective)
subtlety (noun)
subtly (adverb)
subvert (verb transitive)
[ to turn upside down ]
[ to destroy ]
subverted (participle passive)
subverting (participle present tense)
succeed (participle passive)
[ follow ]
[ come in anothers place ]
succeeded (participle passive)
succeedest (verb present tense second-person singular)
success (noun)
succor (verb transitive)
[ to help ]
[ aid ]
[ assist ]
sudden (adjective)
suddenly (adverb)
suffer (verb transitive)
[ to allow ]
[ permit ]
[ tolerate ]
suffered (participle passive)
suffereth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
suffering (participle present tense)
suffice (verb intransitive)
sufficeth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
sufficiency (noun)
sufficient (adjective)
sufficiently (adverb)
suit (noun)
suitable (adjective)
suits (plural noun)
summon (verb transitive)
sumptuous (adjective)
[ costly ]
[ rich ]
sumptuously (adverb)
sunder (verb transitive)
[ to separate ]
[ divide ]
[ sever ]
sundry (adjective)
[ separate ]
[ various ]
[ diverse ]
sunk (participle passive)
sup (verb transitive)
[ to have taken food to eat ]
superfluity (noun)
[ to be excessive ]
[ overflowing ]
[ unnecessary ]
superfluous (adjective)
superscription (noun)
[ writing above ]
superstition (noun)
superstitious (adjective)
[ fearful in matters of religion without cause ]
[ one given to false and vain religion ]
supplant (verb transitive)
[ overthrow ]
[ trip with the feet ]
supplanted (participle passive)
supple (adjective)
[ to soften ]
[ easily bent ]
[ make soft ]
[ gentle ]
suppliants (plural noun)
[ petition ]
[ pray ]
[ beseech ]
[ humbly entreats ]
supplication (noun)
[ request ]
[ prayer ]
supplications (plural noun)
supplied (participle passive)
supplies (plural noun)
supplieth (verb indicative present tense third-person singular)
supply (verb transitive)
support (verb transitive)
[ bear up ]
[ convey under ]
supreme (adjective)
[ the highest ]
[ greatest ]
sure (adjective)
surely (adverb)
sureties (plural noun)
surety (noun)
suretyship (noun)
surfeiting (participle present tense)
[ gluttony ]
[ overindulgence ]
[ excess ]
surmisings (plural noun)
[ allegations ]
[ suspicions ]
[ suppositions ]
surpass (verb transitive)
[ exceed ]
[ go beyond ]
surprised (participle passive)
surround (verb transitive)
suspicions (plural noun)
sustain (verb transitive)
sustained (participle passive)
[ suffered ]
[ endured ]
sustenance (noun)
swaddled (participle passive)
swaddling (participle present tense)
[ to wrap or bind with cloth ]
sway (verb transitive)
sweep (verb transitive)
sweeping (participle present tense)
sweet (adjective)
sweeter (adjective)
sweetly (adverb)
sweetness (noun)
swelled (participle passive)
swelling (participle present tense)
swellings (plural noun)
swift (adjective)
swifter (adjective)
swiftly (adverb)
swollen (participle passive)
swoon (verb intransitive)
swooned (participle passive)
synagogue (noun)
[ place of assembly ]