Semble, [76/1140], putting together.
Semethe, [43/621], seems good to, it pleases.
Sen, [250/3], since.
Sendell, [62/914], a fine silk stuff; Fr. cendal. H. Coleridge.
Seneschallus, [194/520-1], the steward.
Sentory, [68/992], centaury.
Seneca’s advice, [238/887].
Sere, [256/164]; [185/262], several, different.
Serjeant of arms, rank of, [71/1034].
Serra, a fish, [p. 121].