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Sap Sapid Sapient Sapiens Sapling Sapo Saponaria Saponify Saponin




~ SAP      id+ | JUICE  RESIN |
           id+ | in broader sense CONTENT |
           note SAVANT and SAVVY
~ SAPID    id+ | DELICIOUS |
           id+ | GOOD TASTE |
~ SAPIENT  id+ | KNOWLEDGEABLE |
           id+ | SOMEBODY WITH CONTENT |
           id+ | AWARE  COGNIZANT | as in
~ SAPIENS  biol> HOMO SAPIENS
           note  see> SCIENCE  SCIENT  SCIENTIFIC
           lit+ "VERBUM SAPIENTIS SATIS EST"
                THE WORD OF THE SAPIENT OR WISE
                IS ENOUGH or SATISFACTORY
~ SAPLING  id+ | JUVENILE PLANTS ARE JUICY or
                 see> SUCCULENT |
             also see> SAVORY
             also see> SUCK
~ SAPO       id+ | SOAP |
~ SAPONARIA  biol> PLANT GENUS includes
                   S OFFICINALIS or SOAPWORT
             med> USED IN DERMATOLOGY
~ SAPONIFY   id+ | TO SOAP |
             sc> CONVERT FAT INTO SOAP BY
     HEATING FATTY ACIDS WITH ALKALI
     by HYDROLYSIS OF AN ESTER BY AN ALAKLI
     PRODUCING A FREE ALCOHOL AND
             AN ALKALI SALT
~ SAPONIN    biol> PLANT GLYCOSIDES FORM DURABLE
                  FOAM WHEN SHAKEN IN WATERY SOLUTION
  continued under
  see> SAVOR
  see> SOAK

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