s.m., supper

soupir, s.m. fl.

breath, gasp.

soupirer, v.n. [L. suspirure], to sigh, gasp.

sonare|],

kind,

suspirium], sigh,

reuse,

onare], net [t is ous.

e, ]* onjuror,

;, kind,

sortiri], go forth,

to blow, cream.

ows [f is

uffering.

], (conju-

haitoer— sh, wish

ager], reagement,

re], to re-

shoe [ris e], to un-

isstonem)|, jection.

. [soupçon istrustful.

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sourcil, sm. [l. wupercihium], eyebrow, brow [lis never pronounced.]

sourd, 6, adj. [L. surdus], deaf, dull, hollow.

gsurdement, adv. [sourd], with a holluw voice; secretly, in an underhand manner.

sourdine, s.f. [sourd], surdine, check, stop, damper ; en sourdine, softly, quietly.

sous, prep. [L. subtux], under.

sous-chef, s.m. [sous+chef], second head-clerk.

soutenu, ©, sm. [soutenir-L, gustinere], supported, sustained, continued, elevated.

souvenir, sm. [L. snbvenire], remembrance, keepsake, recollection, reminiscence,

8e souvenir, v.r.irr. [L. subuenire], ee like venir) to remember, bear in mind.

spécieux, euse, adj. [L. speciosus], specious, plausible,

spectacle, s.m. [L. spectaculum ], play, theatre, spectacle, performance, sight.

spontané, ©, adj. [L. spontaneus], spontaneous, voluntary.

statue, s.f. [L. statua], statue.

stimuler, va. [L. stimulare], to stimulate, excite, rouse.

store, s.m. [L. storea], sprirg-roller blind, blind.

stupéfait, e, adj. [L. stupefactus], stupefied, astonished.

stupide, adj. [L. stupidus], stupid.

su, p.p. of savoir.

subalterne, 1. s.m. [L. subalternus], subaltern,

2, adj. subordinate, inferior, subaltern.

gubir, va. [L. subire], to undergo, submit, suffer, sustain, support.

gubit, e, adj. [L. subitus], sudden, unexpected.

subitement, adv. [subit], suddenly, unexpected]y.

succéder (à), v.n. [L. succedere], to succeed, follow sue succèd- before e mute, except in fut. and cond.]

succomber (à), v.a. [L. succumbere], to sink, fall, tall down, yield, succumb, die, perish.

sucre, 8.m. [L. saccharum;, sugar.

suer, v.n. [L. sudare], to sweat.

suffire, v.n. irr. [L. suficere|, (sufisant, suji) to suflice, be enough.

aufisant, e, adj. faufire], suMcient, enough ; consequential, conceited.

snffoquer, v.n. and va. (1. «uffocare], to suffocate, choke, stifle,

suicide, sm. [L. «ut, relere], suicide, case of suicide.

suis, suit, from imper, and subj. of étre.

suite, af. :L. srctul, rest, sequel, sticcession, Connection, consequence, result, coherence; da xuite, one after another, fout de suite, immediately, at once.

suivant, 6, 1. adj. [suivre], next, following, succeeding, subsequent, ensuing.