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Settee
Settee
n.
A
long
seat
with
a
back
,
made
to
accommodate
several
persons
at
once
.
Settee
n.
A
vessel
with
a
very
long
,
sharp
prow
,
carrying
two
or
three
masts
with
lateen
sails
,
used
in
the
Mediterranean
.
Setter
n.
One
who
, or
that
which
,
sets
;
used
mostly
in
composition
with
a
noun
, as
typesetter
; or in
combination
with
an
adverb
, as a
setter
on (or
inciter
), a
setter
up, a
setter
forth
.
Setter
n.
A
hunting
dog
of a
special
breed
originally
derived
from
a
cross
between
the
spaniel
and
the
pointer
.
Modern
setters
are
usually
trained
to
indicate
the
position
of
game
birds
by
standing
in a
fixed
position
,
but
originally
they
indicated
it by
sitting
or
crouching
.
Setter
n.
One
who
hunts
victims
for
sharpers
.
Setter
n.
One
who
adapts
words
to
music
in
composition
.
Setter
n.
An
adornment
; a
decoration
;
with
off
.
Setter
n.
A
shallow
seggar
for
porcelain
.
Setter
v. t.
To
cut
the
dewlap
(of a
cow
or an ox),
and
to
insert
a
seton
, so as to
cause
an
issue
.
Setterwort
n.
The
bear
's-
foot
(
Helleborus
f/
tidus
);
so
called
because
the
root
was
used
in
settering
, or
inserting
setons
into
the
dewlaps
of
cattle
.
Called
also
pegroots
.
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