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Terms
11,616- Senile
- Senility
- Senior
- Seniority
- Seniorize
- Seniory
- SENIR
- Senna
- SENNACHERIB
- Sennacherib, Or Sennacherib
- Sennachy
- Sennet
- Sennight
- Sennit
- Senocular
- Senonian
- Senor; Senhor
- Senora; Senhora
- Senorita; Senhorita
- Sens
- Sensate
- Sensate; Sensated
- Sensation
- Sensational
- Sensationalism
- Sensationalist
- Sense
- Senseful
- Senseless
- Sensibility
- Sensible
- Sensibleness
- Sensibly
- Sensifacient
- Sensiferous
- Sensific
- Sensificatory
- Sensigenous
- Sensism
- Sensist
- Sensitive
- Sensitivity
- Sensitize
- Sensitizer
- Sensitometer
- Sensitory
- Sensive
- Sensor
- Sensori-Volitional
- Sensorial
- Sensorium
- Sensory
- Sensual
- Sensualism
- Sensualist
- Sensualistic
- Sensuality
- Sensualization
- Sensualize
- Sensually
- Sensualness
- Sensuism
- Sensuosity
- Sensuous
- Sent
- Sentence
- Sentence Method
- Sentencer
- Sentential
- Sententially
- Sententiarist
- Sententiary
- Sententiosity
- Sententious
- Sentery
- Senteur
- Sentience; Sentiency
- Sentient
- Sentiently
- Sentiment
- Sentimental
- Sentimentalism
- Sentimentalist
- Sentimentality
- Sentimentalize
- Sentimentally
- Sentine
- Sentinel
- Sentisection
- Sentry
- SENUAH
- Senza
- Seor
- Seora
- SEORIM
- Seorita
- Sepal
- Sepaled
- Sepaline
- Sepalody
- Sepaloid
- Sepalous
- Separability
- Separable
- Separate
- Separatical
- Separating
- Separation
- Separatism
- Separatist
- Separatistic
- Separative
- Separator
- Separatory
- Separatrix
- Sepawn
- Sepelible
- Sepelition
- SEPHAR,
- SEPHARAD
- Sephardic
- Sephardim
- SEPHARVAIM
- SEPHARVITES,
- Sephela
- Sephen
- Sepia
- Sepic
- Sepidaceous
- Sepiment
- Sepiolite
- Sepiostare
- Sepon
- Sepose
- Seposit
- Seposition
- Sepoy
- Seppuku
- Sepsin
- Sepsis
- Sept
- Septaemia
- Septal
- Septane
- Septangle
- Septangular
- Septarium
- Septate
- September
- Septemberer
- Septembrist
- Septemfluous
- Septempartite
- Septemtrioun
- Septemvir
- Septemvirate
- Septenary
- Septenate
- Septennate
- Septennial
- Septennially
- Septentrial
- Septentrio
- Septentrion
- Septentrion; Septentrional
- Septentrionality
- Septentrionally
- Septentrionate
- Septet; Septette
- Septfoil
- Septi-
- Septic
- Septic; Septical
- Septicaemia
- Septically
- Septicidal
- Septicity
- Septifarious
- Septiferous
- Septifluous
- Septifolious
- Septiform
- Septifragal
- Septilateral
- Septillion
- Septimole
- Septinsular
- Septisyllable
- Septoic
- Septomaxillary
- Septuagenarian
- Septuagenary
- Septuagesima
- Septuagesimal
- SEPTUAGINT,
- Septuary
- Septulate
- Septulum
- Septum
- Septuor
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Senile
Open directlyWebster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828
Part of speech: adjective (a.)
Of or pertaining to old age; proceeding from, or characteristic of, old age; affected with the infirmities of old age; as, senile weakness. "Senile maturity of judgment." Boyle. Senile gangrene (Med.), a form of gangrene occuring particularly in old people, and caused usually by insufficient blood supply due to degeneration of the walls of the smaller arteries.