inicate, dis-

17EVEu-vilca1et avenge.
REVEnE-adore, worship, reverence, venerate.
REviEw-examine, survey, notice, revision.
REvivH-enliven, renew, reanimate, refresh,
renovate.
REvoxE-Cancel, annul, abolish, repeal, abro-
gate, efface, retract.
REWARD-recompense, remuneration, compen-
sation, satisfaction.
RicnEs-wealth, opulence, affluence.
RIDICULE-deride, banter, laugh at.
RIDUcLOus-droll, absurd, ludicrous, prepos-
terous, unreasonable, improbable.
RiGw-correct, just, honest, proper, privilege,
claim, direct, straight, immunity.
R G]TEOUS-just, godly, upright, honest, Incor-
rupt, virtuous.
RT-form, custom, ceremony, observance.
ROAD-path, way, course, route.
RoA--wander, ramble, stroll, range, rove.
Room-chamber, apartment, space, place.
RouGH-harsh, uncivil, rude, uncouth, unman-
nerly, unpolished, rugged, severe, stormy.
ROUND-globular, spherical, circuit, orb, tour.
ROUe-path, coarse, way, road.
RuDE-rough, impertinent, coarse, impudent,
unpolished, saucy, bold, disagreeable.
RuLE-authority, government, law, regulation,
custom, maxim, habit, precept, guide.
S
SACaRE-holy, divine, devoted.
SAD-sorrowful, mouruful, dejected, gloomy,
melancholy.
SAAIT-perception, penetration, acuteness,
discernment.
SALARY-wageS, pay, stipend, hire, reward, re-
muneration.
SANCTIoN-maiDtain, sustain, uphold, support,
ratify, countenance.
SAPIeNT-discreet, wise, sage, sagacious.
SARCASm-satire, Irony, ridicule.
SATISFACTION-coMpenatiOn, remuneration,
contentment, reward, atonement.
SAvN-prudent, economical, thrifty, frugal,
close, sparing, stingy, penurious.
SAYI NG-adage, maxim, proverb, by-word, re-
Isting, speaking, uttering, communicating.
SCANDAL-disgrace, reproach, discredit, base-
ness, Infamy.
ScARcE--uncommon, unusual, singular, rare.
SCATTE-disseminate, dissipate, spread, dis-
perse.
SCENT-odor, smell, perfume, fragrance.
ScoFF--ridicule, sneer, jeer, jibe, belittie.
ScoPE-object, tendency, aim, drift.
SctUPLE-hesitate, doubt, fluctuate.
Scnupuou-truthful, upright, correct, care-
ful, conscientious, cautious.
ScRuvINiz-search, examine, investigat,.
ScuRRi.ous-disgustiug, abusive, offensive,
Insulting, insolent.
S ARcH-inquiry, examination, scrutiny, pur-

SECONDAy--stbordinate, inferior.
SECRKT-hidden, quiet, still, concealed, latent,
mysterious, clandestine.
SEC ULAR-temporal, worldly.
SuEua;-sfe, certain, confident, sure, procure,
warrant.
SEcURITY--pledge, warranty, deposit, defence,
guard, protection.
SEDATE-serene, unconcerned, calm, unruffled,
still, composed, quiet.
SEDucE-decoy, betray, attract, allure.
SBE-examine, look; behold, observe, perceive,
view.
SENsE-idea, feeling, meaning, judgment, im-
port, reason.
SENsITIvE-keen, susceptible, appreciative.
SENTEcE-mandate, judgment, decision, pe-
riod, phrase, proposition.
SENTIMENeT-exprCssion, opinion, notion, feel-
lug.
SEPARATE-dissociate, detach, disengage.
SETTLE-determine, fix, establish, arrange, ad-
just, regulate.
SETTLED-concluslve, decided, confirmed, es-
tablished.
SBvza-separate, disjoin, divide, detach.
SEVERAL--sundry, different, various, diverse.
S mi --cold, stern, harsh, sharp, rigid, crud,
heartless, rough, strict, unyielding, austere,
rigorous.
SH-AE-shiver, quiver, shudder, quake, agi-
tate, totter.
SHAME-dishonor, disgrace, ignominy.
ShAEELESS-insolent, impudent, immodest, in-
delicate, indecent.
SHAPE-form, fashion, mould.
SHAnE-dlvide, distribute, apportion, partici-
pate, partake.
SIARPNEss--shrewdness, penetration, keen-
ness, acuteness, sagacity, cunning.
SHELTEr-shield, defend, screen, harbor, pro-
tect, cover.
SImN-illumine, glisten, gleam, glitter, glare.
S iNiNG-bright, glittering, radiant, glisten-
ing, brilliant.
SHOCIKINo-disgusting, terrible, dreadful, hor-
rible.
SuoRT--brlef, concise, scanty, defective, brittle.
SHOaTEN-lessen, contract, abridge, reduce,
curtail.
Snow-display, exhibition, parade, representa-
tion, spectacle, sight, pomp.
Stiowy-grand, ostentatious, gay, gaudy, fine,
sumptuous.
SIREWD- sharp, acute, keen, precise,
SuN-evade, avoid, elude.
SicKLY-unwell, sick, ill, diseased, IndiAposed.
SIGN-indlication, omen, symptom, signal, note,
mark, token.
SIGNIFY-imply, express, betoken, denote, de-
clare, utter, intimate, testify.
Sn.-NcE-qiietude, stillness, muteness.
SILENT-dumb, mute, speechless, still.
SILLY-ridicnloUs, foolish, absurd, stupid, dull,
weak, simple.
SIMLAiTY-reBemblance, likeness, similitude.
SiPLE-weak, silly, artless, foolish, unw3se,

SiCERE-true, honest, frank, upright, incor-
rupt, plain.
SINoULAR-partlcular, eccentric, odd, strange,
remarkable, rare, scarce.
SITUATION-plaCe, position, employment, site,
locality, ease, condition, plight.
SxILLFn-expert, adroit, adept, dexterous,
accomplished.
SD-ANER-defame, vilify, calumniate, detract.
SLAVERY-Scrvitude, bondage, captivity.
SLEDF-slight, slim, fragile, thin.
SLOw-tardy, dilatory, tedious, dull.
SMALL-little, minute, diminutive, narrow, ia.
fiDitesimal.
SMOOTH-easy, mild, bland, even, level.
SMOTHER-Suffocate, stifle, suppr,ss, conceal.
SNAnINa--surly, snappish, waspish.
SOIBEn-grave, temperate, moderate, absteml-
SOCIAL-sociable, companionable, convivial,
familiar.
SociETY-fellowship, company, congregation,
association, community.
So-P-flexible, ductile, pliant, yielding, mild,
compliant.
SoLIcii-request, ask, entreat, Implore, beg,
beseech, supplicate, importune.
SoLIcITATION-entreaty, invitation, impoptu-
nity.
SOLIuciTuo--care, anxiety, earnestness.
Som o-endurlng, firm, hard, substantial.
8OLrTAy--sole, alone, only, lonely, desolate,
remote, retired.
SooTsiz-quiet, compose, calm, appease, tran-
quilize, pacify, assuage.
Sonnow-trouble, grief, affliction.
SoRT-order, kind, species.
SOUND-tone, firm, whole, hearty, healthy,
sane.
Soum-tart, acid, acrimonious, sharp.
SourcE-head, origin, fountain, cause, spring,
reason.
SPAcios--large, capacious, ample.
SPAnKL-glitter, glisten, shine, glare, radiate,
corruascate.
SPEAK-utter, talk, articulate, pronounce, con-
verse, say, tell, recite, relate.
SPEcIzs-order, kind, class, sort.
Spxcipic-definite, particular, special.
SpitimEN-sample, pattern, model.
SPECTATO-beholder, observer, auditor.
SPEEcii-oration, address, harangue, lecture,
sermon.
SpEE cHLEss-dumb, silent, mute.
SP ND-expend, exhaust, squander, dissipate,
waste.
SpnRR-orb, circle, globe.
SPIRITED-quick, animated, ardent, vivacious,
active,
SPIRITUAL-ethereal, immaterial, unearthly,
incorporeal.
SPTve-pique, malice, grudge, malignity, hate.
SPLzNLr-superb, magnificent, grand, sub-
lime, heavenly.
SPLENDon-magnificence, brightness, luster,
brilliancy.
SPLNrTc-peevish, melancholy, morose, sul-
len, gloomy, fretful.
SPRaT-play, game, amusement, pastime, di-
version, recreation.

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