Saw, saw, n. (Scot.) salve.
Sawder, saw′dėr, n. flattery, blarney.
Sawney, Sawny, saw′ni, n. a Scotchman. [For Sandy from Alexander.]
Sax, saks, n. a knife, a dagger: a slate-cutter's hammer. [A.S. seax, a knife.]
Sax, a Scotch form of six.
Saxatile, sak′sa-til, adj. rock inhabiting. [L. saxatilis—saxum, a rock.]
Saxe, saks, n. (phot.) a German albuminised paper.
Saxhorn, saks′horn, n. a brass wind-instrument having a long winding tube with bell opening, invented by Antoine or Adolphe Sax, of Paris, about 1840.
Saxicava, sak-sik′a-va, n. a genus of bivalve molluscs.—adj. Saxic′avous. [L. saxum, a rock, cavus, hollow.]
Saxicola, sak-sik′ō-la, n. the stone-chats: the wheat-ear.—adjs. Saxic′ōline, Saxic′ōlous, living among rocks. [L. saxum, a rock, colĕre, inhabit.]