sicklied (sik'lid), made sickly.
Sidney (sid'ni), Sir Philip, an English author and general of exceptionally fine feeling.
Sienas saint (sye'na), St. Catherine, the patron saint of Siena.
silhouette (sil'oo-et'), profile portrait in black.
similitude (si-mil'i-tud), resemblance.
Sinai (si'ni), the mountain near, which the Israelites encamped, and where the law was given to Moses.
Sinbad (sin'bad), or Sindbad, a character in the "Arabian Nights," who made seven wonderful voyages.
sinew (sin'u), that which supplies strength or power; a tendon or tissue.
sinuous (sin'u-us), winding, curving in and out.
sire (sir), a father.