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Suage   Listen
verb
Suage  v. t.  To assuage. (Obs.)






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Suage" Quotes from Famous Books



... this?— —Black clouds of smoke that vail the sight of heaven; Black piles of stones which yesterday were homes; And raw black heaps which once were villages; Fair towns in ashes, spoiled to suage thy spleen; My temples desecrate, My priests out-cast;— Black ruin everywhere, and red,—a land All swamped with blood, and savaged raw and bare; All sickened with the reek and stench of war, And flung a prey to ...
— 'All's Well!' • John Oxenham



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