Saucisse, sō-sēs′, n. a bag filled with powder for use in mines.—Also Saucisson′. [Fr.]
Saucy, saw′si, adj. (comp. Sau′cier, superl. Sau′ciest) sharp: pungent: insolent: overbearing: wanton: impudent, pert.—adv. Sau′cily.—n. Sau′ciness. [Sauce.]
Sauer-kraut, sour′-krout, n. a German dish consisting of cabbage sliced fine and suffered to ferment in a cask with salt, juniper-berries, cumin-seed, caraway-seeds, &c. [Ger.]
Saufgard, sawf′gärd, n. (Spens.). Safeguard.
Sauger, saw′gėr, n. the smaller American pike-fish.
Saul, a Scotch form of soul.
Saulge, sawlj, adj. (Spens.) sage.
Saulie, saw′li, n. (Scot.) a hired mourner.—Also Sall′ie.
Sault, sawlt, n. (obs.) a leap: an assault.
Sault, sō, n. a rapid in some Canadian rivers. [Fr.]