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abodement
access
accession
accessory
accident
accompaniment
accretion
accrue
achievement
acknowledgment
acquire
acquiring
acquisition
addition
adjective
adjunct
administer
admiration
admire
admix
adoptedly
adulterated
adventure
adventurer
adversative
advertise
affirm
after-clap
again
aggravate
ail
air
allude
allure
allured
allusion
allusive
alternate
amaze
amend
amulet
amuse
amused
anagros
analogize
analogous
anger
annex
annoyance
annoyed
annumerate
ansated
antepast
anticipate
anticipation
antidote
antistasis
antitype
anxious
apology
apparel
appendage
appendant
appendence
appendix
appertinent
appian
applicable
application
apply
appurtenance
aside
aspire
aspiring
awe
band
bandage
barracan
begin
behavior
believe
beneath
bequest
bespangle
bespangled
bet
betoken
better
biggin
binding
blame
blind
blot
bode
bopeep
borrow
bottom
break
burnt-offering
business
busy
but
buy
by-dependence
cake
calumniate
caret
carry
catch
catchpenny
cause
celestify
chain
charge
chief
child
cincture
circumstance
claim
clamp
clap
clasper
class
clog
clothe
co-ordination
coassume
cockade
coefficient
collar
collocation
colon
comeliness
commemorative
commenting
common
comparatively
compatibility
complement
concession
condition
conditional
confect
confection
confess
confession
conform
conformity
conjecture
connect
connotate
connotation
consequently
consideration
consult
contemperate
contention
convenience
conveniency
converse
copy
correlative
corset
counterdrawn
counterfeit
counterfeited
counterpoise
cover
cover-shame
credit
crisis
crossly
cumulative
cupidity
curiosity
dab
dainty
dash
date
dated
dateless
dater
dating
dative
datolite
datum
deduce
defect
deficiency
defraud
degenerate
dehortation
demise
depend
dependency
deprive
derivative
derogation
derogatory
descry
designate
desire
destitution
determine
detraction
develop
development
dig
diminish
dingle-dangle
disavowing
discoid
discover
discoverer
discovery
disgust
dish
disparage
disparaged
disparagement
dispensation
dispense
disproportionable
disproportionablen
disproportionably
disproportional
disproportionate
disputation
dissuaded
dissuasion
distemper
distend
divinity
divulge
doctrinal
drag
droll
drop
drug
early
earnest
else
emblem
embolus
embroil
enjoy
equibalance
equivalent
errand
esculent
espy
evil
exactor
excess
exchange
exchanged
excrescence
excrescent
execution
exonerate
expect
expectancy
expecter
experience
extravagant
eye
eyesore
fain
falsification
falsify
family
fan
fancy
fanged
fantasm
fantasy
fantom
farther
favor
fear
feast
feed
feign
feint
festoon
fiat
fig
fight
figment
figurative
figuratively
figure
filch
find
firecross
fitment
flap
flapped
flapping
flyflap
food
for
fore
forebode
forerun
forerunner
forestall
forge
fortune
forward
found
franc
fringe
frosting
gag
gain
gap
garland
garnish
gaud
genitive
girdle
gold
grain
grant
gratefully
gratuity
great
groping
grove
grudging
gudgeon
habitude
hang
hanging
hanker
harbinger
have
hazard
heap
hedge
heel
helix
hence
her
heterogeneity
hint
historically
hoax
hoe
hold
holder
hoop
horse
hyper
hypothesis
imp
impart
imperfection
implication
implicitly
impregnated
incase
incommode
incompatibility
incompatible
incompossibility
incompossible
inconvertibility
inconvertible
incumbency
indebted
indicate
indicative
indue
indulge
inexistent
infix
ingraft
inhere
inherence
inherent
inhering
inhesion
ink
inlandish
inner
innovate
innovated
innovation
innovator
inquire
inscription
instratified
insusurration
interception
interclude
intermean
intermediary
intermixture
interpolator
interpret
introduce
introduction
introductive
introductory
invective
inveigle
invent
inventing
invention
inventor
invest
investment
inwreathe
irksome
irradiated
item
jelly
jerk
jest
joke
justify
key
kickshaw
knock
knot
laniard
lard
lash
latter
leaf
lean
learn
leaven
lesson
level
leveled
levelness
lick
link
load
loan
lob
lodgment
look
love-favor
lowness
lucre
lug
luggage
lure
mall
mark
masculine
mealy
mean
mediate
meltingly
memorial
mention
mimical
misprision
miss
model
modernism
moneys-worth
moniment
monster
moral
more
morsel
mound
mount
mourner
much
muck
muffle
mysterious
mystery
naked
nay
need
needle
needment
negation
negative
negatively
news
note
nothing
notice
notion
now
nugatory
nuisance
null
nusance
object
obligate
obligation
obscene
observation
obvention
occasion
occurrence
odious
offer
old
omission
open
opposition
optative
optional
oraculous
ornament
other
ottoman
outlast
outlive
outspeak
outwear
ovate-lanceolate
ovate-subulate
overbalance
overmeasure
overture
overwhelm
pace
pageant
palladium
pan
parable
parallel
parembole
parentation
parergy
part
partake
participation
particular
particularity
pattern
pawn
pearl
peculiar
peculiarity
pelf
pelt
pelted
pelting
pennyworth
pepper-corn
perambulate
perception
perpendicle
perpetuity
perversion
petition
phantasm
phantom
pick
pie
pike
pilch
pile
pillar
pine
place
plan
play
plea
pledge
plow
plumper
pointel
polypus
pommel
pore
portend
possess
post
postpone
postscript
posture
potable
power
praecognita
pray
pre-eminence
pre-eminent
pre-exist
pre-existence
preamble
precede
precluded
precursory
predicability
predicable
predication
predict
predilection
preface
preferable
preliminary
prelude
prelusive
premise
premium
prenotion
preoccupy
preparation
prerequisite
presage
present
presentiment
preservative
press
presumably
presumption
presupposition
pretend
pretender
pretending
pretense
pretension
prevent
previous
priority
privation
privative
privatively
privativeness
probable
procedure
prodigy
product
proffer
prognostic
programma
project
projection
projecture
prominency
prominent
promise
promissory
prompt
prop
property
prophecy
proportionate
proposition
propped
propping
prorogation
prosecution
prospect
prove
provost
prowl
pry
public
puff
punch
purpresture
pursuance
quarrel
question
quiddity
quidnunc
quit
rake
rape
ratification
re-enforcement
readeption
reality
receive
receptacle
reclamation
recovery
reduce
referable
reflexive
regale
regard
relative
relatively
relief
relieve
rely
relying
remember
remembrance
renovation
replace
replier
reply
representation
representment
reprisal
republication
request
requisite
resemblance
resemble
reservation
reserve
respect
respective
responsive
restore
resulting
retection
retraction
retroaction
retroactively
retrospect
reveal
reverence
revest
reward
rib
rich
richness
riddle
ride
risible
rival
rock
rod
roll
rub
ruff
rundle
sacredly
sacrifice
sample
sauce
saving
savor
say
scandal
scarf
scheme
schoolery
score
scour
scoured
scouring
scrag
scramble
scrap
scrape
scraping
scratch
scratched
scratching
scrub
search
searcher
seasoned
seasoning
security
seity
sepiment
septuary
service
settle
sewel
sexagenary
sezin
shackles
shade
shame
shave
shear
shears
sheet
shock
shoe
shore
shortening
shoulder
shutter
sight
sign
significant
signify
simple
simular
simulate
sin-offering
sinepite
sing
singularity
situation
slanderer
slap
slay
smite
smutch
so
socket
solicit
solicitation
solicitous
some
something
somewhat
sonorous
sop
sophisticate
souse
spang
specimen
specktacle
specter
spectrum
spice
spirit
spite
sponk
spot
spread
spred
spur
squash
stage
stake
stale
stand
stare
statute
stick
stiffening
stifle
stigmatic
stigmatical
stimulus
stinker
stock
stopper
straggler
strengthener
strewed
strip
stripe
stubbed
studious
stuff
style
subdeposit
subdititious
subjoin
subjoined
subjoining
subjunctive
subordinate
subscribe
subsequence
subsequent
subsequently
subsidy
subsignation
subsist
subsistency
substance
substantive
succedaneous
succedaneum
suit
summoned
summoning
superadd
superadding
superaddition
superadvenient
superexcrescence
superficial
superfluity
superimpose
superimposed
superimposing
superimposition
superincumbent
superinduce
superinduced
superinducing
superintendent
superposed
superposing
superposition
superscription
superstratum
superstruction
superstructive
superstucture
supervene
supervenient
supposal
supposition
suraddition
surely
surmise
surplusage
surprise
surprised
surprising
surrender
susceptibiility
suspect
suspend
suspension
suspicion
sweep
sweet
syllable
symbol
symbolize
sympathetical
sympathetically
symptom
symptomatical
synchronal
table
tablet
tache
tag
taint
tainted
tainting
talisman
tall
tally
tang
tap
tart
tasked
taste
tear
tell
teller
tempt
tend
term
testify
that
thaumaturgy
theorem
theory
there
therefore
thickening
thing
this
thought
threaten
threatening
thred
thrill
thump
thumping
thunder-storm
thunder-struck
thwack
thwart
ticket
tinctured
tinder
tinge
tinged
tinging
tinsel
tip
tire
token
tole
tooth
touch
trace
track
tract
train
transatlantic
transmutable
transmutation
traverse
treasure
treat
tree
tribute
trip
trisulc
trophy
trust
type
typical
uncertainty
unclutch
under
underfurrow
undergo
underlaid
underlay
underpin
underwrite
underwriting
unessential
unsay
unsealed
untie
upbraid
upbraided
upbraiding
urinator
vail
vamper
vamping
vapor
variance
varnish
vary
veil
vendible
venture
verge
vessel
vestige
victim
viewer
virtually
virtue
vision
vow
waft
wager
warrant
way
weather
weather-cock
weather-gage
weather-wiser
wedge
weight
whapper
whelm
whereas
whet
whitewash
wild-goose
will
winch
wink
wipe
witness
wonder
workmanship
worm
worse
would
wrap
wrong
yea
yes
zest
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S  ›  something
S  ›  something
1828 Definition

SOMETHING, n. [some and thing.]

1. An indeterminate or unknown event. Something must have happened to prevent the arrival of our friends at the time fixed. I shall call at two o'clock, unless something should prevent. [See Thing.]

2. A substance or material thing, unknown indeterminate or not specified. A machine stops because something obstructs its motion. There must be something to support a wall or an arch.

3. A part; a portion more or less. Something yet of doubt remains. Still from his little he could something spare, to feed the hungry and to clothe the bare. Something of it arises from our infant state.

4. A little; an indefinite quantity or degree. The man asked me a dollar, but I gave him something more.

5. Distance not great. It must be done tonight, and something from the palace.

6. Something is used adverbially for in some degree; as, he was something discouraged; but the use in not elegant.
1913 Definition
Something (something)
n.(?)
Some"thing
  1. Anything unknown, undetermined, or not specifically designated] a certain indefinite thing; an indeterminate or unknown event; an unspecified task, work, or thing.

    There is something in the wind. Shak.

    The whole world has something to do, something to talk of, something to wish for, and something to be employed about. Pope.

    Something attemped, something done,
    Has earned a night's repose.
    Longfellow.

  2. A part; a portion, more or less; an indefinite quantity or degree; a little.

    Something yet of doubt remains. Milton.

    Something of it arises from our infant state. I. Watts.

  3. A person or thing importance.

    If a man thinketh himself to be something, when he is nothing, he deceiveth himself. Gal. vi. 3.

  4. In some degree; somewhat; to some extent; at some distance.
    Shak.

    I something fear my father's wrath. Shak.

    We have something fairer play than a reasoner could have expected formerly. Burke.

    My sense of touch is something coarse. Tennyson.

    It must be done to-night,
    And something from the palace.
    Shak.


1828 dictionary
Noah Says...
An attempt to conduct the affairs of a free government with wisdom and impartiality, and to preserve the just rights of all classes of citizens, without the guidance of Divine precepts, will certainly end in disappointment. God is the supreme moral Governor of the world He has made, and as He Himself governs with perfect rectitude, He requires His rational creatures to govern themselves in like manner. If men will not submit to be controlled by His laws, He will punish them by the evils resulting from their own disobedience.…
 Letter to David McClure :: October 25, 1837 




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