A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

Bma
painfull, afflicting, tormenting, grievous.
- SmartfiiUflnbe , a. anodyne,
SmiirtinB, m. T. service. [lenitive.
Smoja, v.a. to ply, to thread (a needle).
Smot,n. butter. -bytt«,/. buttertub,
-tlemjletj n. upright meadowcrowfoot.
—gaSj ni. bread and butter,
-njupon, n. a kiud of spiny hip.
-triife) n. a kind of cocoanut-tree.
Stnorjflj V. a. to anoint, to grease, to
daub, to smear; *to bribe, -il^op) to
trump up. — ttei ) to soil, to defile,
to dirty, to daub. - pa ettj to pay
one oflf, to lather one. - en tiVi Ko=
nung, to anoint one a King, fmot&t
X»itt, adultered wine. - Smotjaj /
ointment, grease ; bribe. — SltlOtjelfCj
f. ointment, unction.
Snoibj a. swift, quick, active, speedy,
fleet, able, -fot«& , a. swift of foot.
-\}ttt f. swiftness, speed.
Stlflbel J 'n. trunk, spout, proloscis;
great bill.
Stiarf) m. chat, parley, talk, conference.
-«j V. n. to chat ; to talk nonsense,
[through the nose.
Sttflflfl, V. a. to snuffle, to speak
Snafpaj v.n. to trip, to stumble, to slip.
SnappS) V. a. to snatch away. - tipp
bref , to intercept letters. - Sttapp=
t)«ne) m. robber, freebooter, -Ijiniy
a. light-fingered, thievish.
©nappfatfj m. snapsack, knapsack.
Stiatj n. thicket.
©natj a. ready, quick, prompt. t>flt -,
be quick, -tj ad. soon, quickly, -att-)
sooner; rather. -fl(l , soonest, fotll
-afi) in a little while. -fynbiU) a.
ready at expedients, inventive, -mogett)
a. premature, soon ripe, -jlitfen,
a. passionate, hotheaded, hasty. — tro=
gen, a. credulous, easy, -ttogen^et,
/. credulity, -^et, /. swiftness, speed.
-ligen, ad. shortly, ere long, speedily,
quickly. [to lay a snare for one.
Snflta, /: snare, gin. fattc - foc en,
Snarbinbfl, /. small biud-weed.
©narffl, v. n. to snore.
6nhttPetf,n. trumpet like organpipes.
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Snaff, n. sweetmeat, -ec, m. dainty
person. \tetiy n. tlieft, pilfery.
Snatta, f. a. to pilfer, -nbe, Snat=
Siiatter, n. chatter. - Snattta, v. n.
Sne^, n. trick. [to chatter.
Sne&, a. oblique, wiy, crooked, transverse,
sideways, aslant, overthAvart,
sideling, pa - ett. -t, ad. obliquely,
awry, a bias, asquaint. fe -t, to look
awry, fe -t pa nagcn, to look askew
upon one. bo -t Ofpec, to live over
the way. -|)et,/. oHiquity, -fegel, «.
stay-sail, triangular sail, -fprang, n.
stait, slip. -Ogb, a. squint-eyed.
-a, V, a. -a en afet, to twifallow
a cornfield. - ^ne'ii , m. obliquity,
bias, pa -en, a bias, a swing.
Snegla, v. n. to look askew, to eye
askaunce ; to cock one's eye at one.
Snibb, m. tip, extremity. -]^lJft>a, /.
head-baud.
Snitfate, m. joiner. - Snttfatgefett,
m. journeyman-joiner. - Snitfta, v.
n. to do joiner's work.
Sni&a, V. a. to cut, to carve. - Sm&=
t)etJ, n. carved work.
Snibt, m. edge. - , n. cut, incision.
Sntffa, V. a. to cut figures, to carve.
Sntgel, m. Aug, leech.
Snif as , v. d. to be covetous. - Snifen,
a. covetous, eager, desirous,
greedy. -Ijet, /. greediness, avidity.
Snilla, v. a. to steal privily, to piu:loin,
to embezzle,
©nine, n. genius, wit. -ffyflt, m. turn
of mind, -fojlet , n. product of -wix.
-gafPa,/. talent, -tif, a. ingenious.
Snipa, /. pickerel ; a kind of pickerel
a kind of small vessel,
©ntppig, a. straight, pointed.
Qnitt, m. cut.
Sno, /. string, twist. -, v. a. to twist,
to twine. - upp , to imtwist. -