A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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Snoppt m. extinguisliiug-horn. -fl,
V. a. to top or to snuff the candle.
Snot) m. snot, -fitting, m. -naf«j /.
sniveling nose. -«, f. a. -fl tte^j to
foul with snot, -ig, a. snotly.
SnerFa, t^. n. to tlneaten.
SnortA, /. toi), gig. -, t'. n. to turn,
to whirl, to spin round,
©nubba, v. a. to snub, to huff, to
check. - Snubbetj f.pl. reproof, re-
SttUfra) /. cold, catarrh.
Snufpen, t. eji. fa - flf nSgot, to
smell a thing out, to get a hint of an
affair.
Snugga, v. n. - fig tin m«t, to pla)-
tlie parasite, to spunge. — Stiugfl=
gafl, m. parasite.
Snus, n. snuff, powdered tobacco,
-boffl, /. snufllox. -l)flttC, m. beau,
coxcomb. - Snufa, V. n. & a. to
take snuff; to snuff.
6nufr,/2. nastiiiess, filth, dirt. -er,m.
sloven. -IQ^a. slovenly, nasty, squa-
lid. -igt»et, / slovenliness.
&nutf m. snout, mu2zle; lappet; end,
point ; roll of butter.
Snutta, V. n. to glance, to graze, to
touch lightly, to brusli.
Snyfta, v. n. to sob.
Snygg> a. neat, genteel, cleanly, clean.
-\tit f. cleanliness, neatness, -a, v.
a. to dress, to clean.
©nyta, V. a. to suite, to snuff. - fig
em nafan, to blow one's nose.
Stiyte, n. snout, proboscis. .
Snaf, m. a kind of vessel.
Snal, a. covetous, avaricious, greedy,
-eg, V. d. to play tlie parasite. — aS
eftct, to be covetoiu of. -^tt, /. cotousness,
avarice, greediness, avidity.
Snatfa, /. cockle, periwinkle; coacli,
snail, -n i Scat, cochlea. - ©natf=
fetmig, a. spiral.- (Sna*) -1>U9, n.
snailshell. -linie, /. conchoid.
©ttaf, a. scanty, -tet, / scantiness.
©nail, a. svrift, fleet, quick; sweet.
—})tt)f. speed, swiftness, rapidity,
quickness, velocity; ability, capacity.
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Snappa, /. eommon sandpiper.
Snappare, m. spring-lancet.
Sftaria, v. a. to snare, to entangle, to
catch in a snare. lata - fig , to give
into the snare, -tlte , a. captious. -
©tiatjgrag, n. goose-grass, clivers.
Stliitt, m. whipcord, -a, v. n, ~a
titt en, to tap one. -a fotbi en, to
brush by one.
Snatta, /. a smart or a snappish girl.
Snafa, v. a. to huff, to snub.
Snafor, f- ph offensive words.
©no, m. snow^. -blinb, a. dazzled by
the snow, -blomma, /. snow-drop.
-bon,OT. snow-ball. -frriftJa,/. drift
of snow, -fatt, n^.do^^^lfall of snow.
-flaga, -^uga, / flake of snow,
-glcpp, n. snow mixed with rain.
-!)pit, a. snow-white, -^rita , /.
alpine soldanella. -loppa, /. podura
nivalis (insect), -latfa, /. snow-
bird. -in09, n. whipt cream. -)>Iog,
m. plough for snow, -tasning, /•
tain. -rit?a, /. ptarmigan, -fjata, /
turdus pilaris (a bird). -f|)atf, m.
snow-bird, cherry-chirper. —tabft,
n. snowy weather, -a, v. n. to snow. -
©nbig, a. snowy.
©nob, a. vile, trifling.
©nbga :c., f. ©noa unbet ©no.
Snbpa, V- a. to geld, to castrate, -te,
TO. gelder. - ©nbping, m. casUate,
eunuch.
©neplig , a. shameful , ignominious,
scandalous, mean, pitiful, contempti-
ble, vile.
©nbta, v. a. to lace. - af , upp, to
unlace. - fa(l, igen, i^ep, to lace
tigbt or close. - ©nb«, n. string,
line; twist. - (Snot) -banb, n. lare.
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n. lacehole, eyelet. -Itf, /J.
stays, -mafatc, m. lace-maker, -nal,
/. tag. -rem, / lace, -tat, a.
straight by line. -fI5, v. a. to mark
with a chalked string.
©notpa, v. a. to stitch up, to draw up,
to sew together. - il^op munnen, to
So, /. sow. [contract the mouth.