sorcery, n. [necromancy], [magic], [enchantment], [witchcraft], black [art].
sordid, a. [low], [degraded], [abject], [base].
sore, a. ulcerated, cankered, ulcerous, [raw], inflamed, irritated; [distressing], [grievous], [severe]; grieved, pained, [hurt], [sensitive].
sore, n. [ulcer], ulceration, imposthume, pustule, [boil], [abscess], [canker], [fester], blain, [gathering]; ([venereal sore]) chancre, chancroid. Associated words: antiseptic, [slough], proud [flesh], [poultice], [salve], [ointment], pledget, spleget.
sore, adv. grievously, sorely, severely, greatly.
sorrow, n. [grief], [regret], [remorse], misery, [heaviness], [rue], [unhappiness], [contrition], dolor, agony, [distress], [compunction], bereavement.
sorrow, v. [grieve], [mourn], [regret], [deplore], [bewail], [lament].
sorrowful, a. See sad.
sorry, a. [melancholy], [mournful], [dismal], depressing, [sad]; [abject], [despicable], [miserable], [mean], paltry, [contemptible], [pitiful]; [contrite], [penitent], chagrined, pained.
sort, n. [kind], [species], [character], [description], [strain], [class].