1. A sanctified or holy person; one eminent for piety and virtue; a beatified holy person; one canonized by the Roman Catholic Church.

2. To canonize.

3. Saintly.

4. To act with a show of piety. St. Andrew's cross, See Cross. St. Anthony's fire, crysipelas. St Vitus's dance. See Chorea, Saints-bell, the sacring-bell, which see.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• saince,
• sante,
• sauing,
• swinto,
• maint,
• saing,
• zainy,
• sinto,
• usint,
• sainte,
• qaint,
• seant,
• saiing,
• saund,
• saiyng,
• satnd,
• hasint,
• sayint,
• sainty,
• spint

• Santo,
• santoyo,
• sand,
• samite,
• Sandi,
• samet,
• sanity,
• samnite,
• Sanda,
• sant,
• santee,
• Sande,
• santi,
• Sandie,
• sandhu,
• sammet,
• Samatha,
• Sandee,
• Santa,
• sandt,
• sandy,
• sandhi,
• Sa Node.

The adverb form of the word "saint" is "saintly".

The adjective form of the word "saint" is "saintly".

The plural of the "saint" can be the "saints".

The singular of the "saint" can be the "saint".