Alexander Schmidt, Shakespeare Lexicon and Quotation Dictionary, S, , Stuff, , Substituted,

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Sail-maker, - Sanctity,

Sanctuarize, - Saunder,

Savage, - Scant,

Scant, - Scion,

Scissars, - Scrimer,

Sedged, - Self-covered,

Self-danger, - Seniory

Senna, - Servility,

Servilius, - Shady,

Shafalus, - She

Sheaf, - Shield,

Shift, - Short-grassed,

Short-jointed, - Shrill-sounding,

Shrill-tongued, - Side,

Side, - Simile,

Simois, - Sinner,

Sinon, - Skinker,

Skinny, - Sleeper,

Sleepy, - Sluggard,

Sluggard, - Smooth-faced,

Smoothly, - Sob,

Sob, - Solemnity,

Solemnize, - Sop,

Sophister, - Sourest-natured,

Sour-eyed, - Spavin,

Spilth, - Spotless,

Spousal, - Squire,

Squire, - Standard,

Stander, - Stature,

Statute, - Sterve,

Stew, - Stock-fish,

Stockings, - Straightway,

Strain, - Strife,

Strike. - Stuff,

Stuff, - Succeeder,

Stumbling-block,

Sub-contracted,

Success, - Sultry,

Sum, - Superstition,

Superstitious, - Surgeon,

Surgery, - Swart-complexioned,

Swarth, - Swiftly,

Swiftness, - Syrup,

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Substituted, 1) put in the place of another: “how their child shall be . . . s. in the place of mine,” Tit. IV, 2, 159.
2) invested with delegated authority: “who is s. gainst the French, I have no certain notice,” H4B I, 3, 84.

Shakespeare Lexicon. Alexander Schmidt. Berlin. Georg Reimer. 1902.

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