Anglish wordbook/S
From The Anglish Moot
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| sake | v | to disagree, argue; argue, disagree [from the Old English verb "sacan", meaning to contend, disagree, or dispute]
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| settledom | n | a culture or a civilised societal structure, either as a whole or an individual society; civilisation [neologism, from settle + -DOM]
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| sickhouse | n | building or structure used to care for the sick or injured; hospital, infirmary [neologism, in part inspired by Old English lǽcehús "leech-house (leech=doctor)", from sick + house]
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| speechlore | n | the science/study of language and its origins; linguistics [neologism, from speech + -LORE]
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| starcraft | n | the skill of foretelling by looking at a person's stars; astrology [neologism, from star + -CRAFT]
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| swanling | n | the young of a swan; cygnet [neologism, from swan + -LING, on analogy of gosling]
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| sward | n | the skin of the body; the rind of the pork; the surface of soil covered by grass or herbage; skin, rind, stretch of grass, gair [uncommon, from OE. "swearþ" "swarð "]
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