_ aid; assistance; help in distress
SU'CCULENT, _a._ juicy; moist
SU'DDEN, _a._ coming unexpectedly; hasty; violent
SU'FFER, _v.a._ bear; undergo; endure; permit
SUFFI'CE, _v.n._ be enough; be sufficient; be equal to the end, or
purpose
SUFFI'CE, _v.a._ afford; supply; satisfy
SUFFI'CIENT, _a._ equal to any end or purpose
SU'LLY, _v.a._ spoil; tarnish; dirty; spot
SU'LTRY, _a._ hot and close
SU'MMON, _v.a._ call up; raise; admonish to appear
SU'MPTUOUS, _a._ costly; expensive; splendid
SUPE'RB, _a._ grand; pompous; lofty; magnificent
SUPERINCU'MBENT, _a._ lying on the top of something else
SUPERINDU'CE, _v.a._ bring in as an addition to something else
SUPERINTE'NDENCE, _s._ superior care; the act of overseeing with
authority
SUPERINTEN'DENT, _s._ one who overlooks others authoritatively
SUPE'RIOR, _a._ higher; greater in dignity or excellence; preferable;
upper
SUPERIO'RITY, _s._ pre-eminence; the quality of being greater or higher
than another
SUPERSE'DE, _v.a._ make void by superior power
SUPERSTI'TIOUS, _a._ full of idle fancies or scruples with regard to
religion
SUPPLY', _v.n._ fill up a deficiency; yield; afford; accommodate;
furnish
SUPPLY', _s.
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