SAUCISSE, s[=o]-s[=e]s', _n._ a bag filled with powder for use in
mines.--Also SAUCISSON'. [Fr.]
SAUCY, saw'si, _adj._ (_comp._ SAU'CIER, _superl._ SAU'CIEST) sharp:
pungent: insolent: overbearing: wanton: impudent, pert.--_adv._
SAU'CILY.--_n._ SAU'CINESS. [_Sauce_.]
SAUER-KRAUT, sour'-krout, _n._ a German dish consisting of cabbage sliced
fine and suffered to ferment in a cask with salt, juniper-berries,
cumin-seed, caraway-seeds, &c. [Ger.]
SAUFGARD, sawf'gärd, _n._ (_Spens._). _Safeguard_.
SAUGER, saw'g[.e]r, _n._ the smaller American pike-fish.
SAUL, a Scotch form of _soul_.
SAULGE, sawlj, _adj._ (_Spens._) sage.
SAULIE, saw'li, _n._ (_Scot._) a hired mourner.--Also SALL'IE.
SAULT, sawlt, _n._ (_obs._) a leap: an assault.