1. A number of mines taken upon tease; a screw or other power used in jointing masts of ships; a piece placed temporarily on the head of a pile which is beyond the reach of the pile-driver.

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

• sttd,
• fetta,
• sellt,
• senat,
• steet,
• bett,
• letty,
• selet,
• seet,
• sefty,
• rosett,
• seiz,
• sebd,
• sfety,
• seant,
• setee,
• mett,
• thtt,
• seft,
• setate

• swett,
• set-to,
• SEDA,
• settee,
• seed,
• sethi,
• seat,
• seith,
• seethe,
• SETO,
• set,
• seth,
• seta.

The plural of the "sett" can be the "setts".

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