spinaceous
Of, relating to, or resembling spinach, or plants in family Amaranthaceae (syn. Spinaciaceae).

spinetted
slit; cleft

spinous
Having many spines.
Spine-like; spiny.
Of a person: difficult to deal with, prickly.
Of a subject: providing many difficulties, thorny.
Having a sharp projection.

spirable
Capable of being breathed; respirable.

spirituall
Obsolete form of spiritual.

spirytual
Obsolete form of spiritual.

spirytuall
Obsolete form of spiritual.

spitefull
Archaic form of spiteful.

spleened
Deprived of the spleen.
angry; annoyed.
Having splines or ridges.

spleenic
Alternative form of splenic.

spleenish
Affected with spleen; fretful.

splenative
pertaining to the spleen

splendidious
splendid

splendidous
Obsolete spelling of splendidious.

splenical
splenic; relating to the spleen

splenick
Obsolete spelling of splenic.

splenike
Obsolete spelling of splenic.

splenish
Obsolete form of spleenish.

splenitive
splenetic

splinterd
Obsolete form of splintered.

spoilful
Destructive, pillaging.

sponsal
Relating to marriage, or to a spouse; spousal.

sporadial
sporadic

sporadic
(of diseases) occurring in isolated instances; not epidemic.
Rare and scattered in occurrence.
Exhibiting random behavior; patternless.
Not belonging to any infinite family; an exception to an otherwise orderly classification.

sporadick
Obsolete form of sporadic.

sportal
Of or relating to sports.

sportful
playful, merry
related to sport

sportfull
Obsolete spelling of sportful.

sportless
Without sport.
Without mirth; joyless.

sportulary
Subsisting on alms or charitable contributions.

sposhy
Soft and wet; marshy; muddy.

spotlesse
Obsolete spelling of spotless.

spouty
spongy; soggy; waterlogged

sprightless
unsprightly; dull; sluggish.

spriteful
Obsolete spelling of sprightful.

sprunnies
plural of sprunny

sprunny
neat; spruce

spumeous
Obsolete form of spumous.

spumid
spumous; frothy

spumiferous
Producing foam.

spurious
False, not authentic, not genuine.
Extraneous, stray; not relevant or wanted.
Bastardly, illegitimate.

sputative
Inclined to spit; spitting very much.

spyced
Obsolete form of spiced.

spyritual
Obsolete form of spiritual.

spyrituall
Obsolete form of spiritual.

spyrytual
Obsolete form of spiritual.

spyrytuall
Obsolete form of spiritual.

squadroned
simple past and past participle of squadron

squarrous
Archaic form of squarrose.

squeamous
squeamish

squeasy
queasy; squeamish; fastidious; scrupulous

squeazy
Alternative form of squeasy.

squeemish
Obsolete spelling of squeamish.
Misspelling of squeamish.

squillitic
Of or pertaining to squills.

squinantic
Used to treat quinsy.

staffish
stiff; harsh

stagely
Suited or related to the stage; theatrical.
Occurring in stages.

stalactitiform
Having the form of a stalactite; stalactiform.

staler
comparative form of stale: more stale

stalest
superlative form of stale: most stale

stalworth
Stalwart.

stalworthly
Synonym of stalwartly.

stalworths
plural of stalworth

staminal
Of or pertaining to stamens.

stancher
One who, or that which, stanches or stops a flow.

stanchers
plural of stancher

stanchless
Incapable of being stanched or stopped.
Incapable of being satisfied.

stark
Hard, firm; obdurate.
Severe; violent; fierce (now usually in describing the weather).
Strong; vigorous; powerful.
Stiff, rigid.
Plain in appearance; barren, desolate.
Naked.
Complete, absolute, full.

starken
To make unbending or inflexible; stiffen; make obstinate.

starker
comparative form of stark: more stark

starkest
superlative form of stark: most stark

starky
Stiff, rigid, hard to work (e.g. with a needle or plough).

starlitten
starlit

startful
Tending to be startled; skittish.

startish
Easily startled; skittish or shy (said especially of a horse.)

statary
Fixed; settled.

stateful
That supports different states, reacting to the same input differently depending on the current state.
Full of state; stately.

statical
static

stative
Of a verb: asserting, generally intransitively, that a subject has a particular property or status.
Of or relating to a fixed camp, or military posts or quarters.

statives
plural of stative

stayless
Without stays (the item of clothing).
Without stays (nautical)
Without stays (e.g. on a boiler)
Without stop or delay.

stealthful
stealthy

stedfast
Archaic spelling of steadfast.

stedfaster
comparative form of stedfast: more stedfast

stedfastest
superlative form of stedfast: most stedfast

steeper
comparative form of steep: more steep

steepers
plural of steeper

steepest
superlative form of steep: most steep Being steep to the greatest degree.

steepie
Obsolete form of steepy.

steepier
comparative form of steepy: more steepy

steepiest
superlative form of steepy: most steepy

steepy
Steep.

steerless
Having no rudder.
Without a guiding or steering influence; haphazard.

steganopodous
Having all four toes webbed together (said of birds of the former suborder Steganopodes).

stegnotic
antidiarrheic

stellary
stellar; astral; relating to the stars

stentorophonic
Synonym of stentorian.

sterner
comparative form of stern: more stern

sterners
plural of sterner

sternest
superlative form of stern: most stern

sterquilinous
Pertaining to a dunghill
mean; dirty; paltry.

stertorious
Stertorous.

stevened
Party-coloured.

stevenin
The neoflavonoid 6-hydroxy-4-(3-hydroxyphenyl)-7-methoxychromen-2-one.

stewish
Like a stew or thick soup.
Suiting a stew (brothel), i.e. lewd or lascivious

sthenic
Characterized by nervous energy; robust, strong.

stibiated
Combined or impregnated with antimony.

stibious
antimonious

stiffe
Obsolete spelling of stiff.

stilish
Obsolete form of stylish.

stillatitious
Falling in drops; drippy.

stiller
comparative form of still: more still

stillest
superlative form of still: most still

stillicidious
Falling in drops; dripping.

stillsome
Marked by stillness; quietsome

stiltier
comparative form of stilty: more stilty

stiltiest
superlative form of stilty: most stilty

stilty
pompous
uneven, as if walking on stilts
resembling stilts

stintless
Without stint or restraint.

stiptic
Archaic form of styptic.

stiptics
plural of stiptic

stirious
Resembling icicles.

stirless
Motionless, still.

stith
An anvil; a stithy.

stiths
plural of stith

stockish
Like a stock; stupid; blockish.

stodgier
comparative form of stodgy: more stodgy

stodgiest
superlative form of stodgy: most stodgy

stodgy
Dull, old-fashioned.
Having a thick, semi-solid consistency; glutinous; heavy on the stomach.
Badly put together.

stoick
Obsolete form of stoic.

stoicks
plural of stoick

stomachal
Of or relating to the stomach; gastric.
Helping the stomach; stomachic; cordial.

stomachals
plural of stomachal

stomachful
Enough to fill one's stomach.
As much as one can stomach.

stomachfuls
plural of stomachful

stomachous
Bitter, resentful.

stomachsful
plural of stomachful

stomachy
obstinate; sullen; haughty

stonen
Consisting or made of stone.

stonie
Obsolete form of stony.

stormful
Abounding with storms; stormy.

stormie
Obsolete spelling of stormy.

stormtost
Archaic spelling of stormtossed.

stoundmeal
At times; at intervals
Moment by moment, or from moment to moment.

stowre
Obsolete form of stour.

stowres
plural of stowre

strait
Narrow; restricted as to space or room; close.
Righteous, strict.
Tight; close; tight-fitting.
Close; intimate; near; familiar.
Difficult; distressful.
Parsimonious; stingy; mean.
Obsolete spelling of straight, now a misspelling of straight.

straiter
comparative form of strait: more strait

straitest
superlative form of strait: most strait

straithanded
Alternative form of strait-handed.

stratagematic
strategic

stratagematical
strategic

straung
Obsolete form of strange.

straunger
Obsolete form of stranger.

straungers
plural of straunger

strawen
Made of straw.

strawne
Obsolete spelling of strawen.

streamie
A consumer who frequently listens to, views and interacts with streaming media on the Internet.
A little stream.