I. noun see: sacred Date: 13th century one officially recognized especially through canonization as preeminent for holiness, 2. one of the spirits of the departed in heaven, angel 1a, 3. one of God's chosen and usually Christian people, a member of any of various Christian bodies, one eminent for piety or virtue, an illustrious predecessor, saintdom noun saintlike adjective II. transitive verb Date: 13th century to recognize or designate as a saint
saint agnes' eve noun Etymology: Saint Agnes Date: 1820 the night of January 20 when a woman is traditionally held to have a revelation of her future husband
saint albans geographical name town SE England in Hertfordshire population 122,400
saint albert geographical name city Canada in central Alberta population 53,081
saint andrew's cross noun Etymology: Saint Andrew died about A.D. 60, apostle who, according to tradition, was crucified on a cross of this type Date: 1615 a figure of a cross that has the form of two intersecting oblique bars
saint anthony's cross noun Etymology: Saint Anthony Date: 1885 tau cross
saint anthony's fire noun Date: 14th century any of several inflammations or gangrenous conditions (as erysipelas or ergotism) of the skin
saint augustine grass noun Etymology: probably from Saint Augustine, Florida Date: 1900 a tropical perennial grass ( Stenotaphrum secundatum ) that has much-branched creeping stems and is used as a lawn grass and sand binder especially in the southern United States
saint barthélemy geographical name island French West Indies in department of Guadeloupe; chief town Gustavia population 2351
saint bernard I. noun Etymology: the hospice of Grand saint, where such dogs were first bred Date: 1839 any of a Swiss alpine breed of tall powerful working dogs used especially formerly in aiding lost travelers, II. geographical name see: Great saint
saint catharines geographical name city Canada in SE Ontario NW of Niagara Falls on Welland Canal population 129,170
saint charles geographical name city NE Illinois population 27,896, city E Missouri on the Missouri population 60,321
saint christopher geographical name see: Saint Kitts
saint clair shores geographical name city SE Michigan NE of Detroit population 63,096
saint clair, lake geographical name lake SE Michigan & SE Ontario area 460 square miles (1196 square kilometers ), connected by
saint cloud geographical name city central Minnesota on the Mississippi population 59,107
saint croix geographical name river 129 miles (208 kilometers ) Canada & United States between New Brunswick & Maine, river 164 miles (264 kilometers ) NW Wisconsin & E Minnesota flowing into the Mississippi, island West Indies, largest of the Virgin Islands of the United States area 80 square miles (208 square kilometers ), population 50,139; chief town Christiansted
saint croix island international historic site geographical name reservation E Maine on Canada border on island in St. Croix River
saint elias mountains geographical name mountain range of the Coast Ranges SW Yukon Territory & E Alaska
saint elias, mount geographical name mountain 18,008 feet (5489 meters ) on Alaska-Canada boundary in St. Elias Range
saint elmo's fire noun Etymology: Saint Elmo (Erasmus) died 303 Italian bishop & patron saint of sailors Date: 1753 a flaming phenomenon sometimes seen in stormy weather at prominent points on an airplane or ship and on land that is of the nature of a brush discharge of electricity
saint elmo's light noun see: Saint Elmo's fire
saint emilion noun Etymology: Saint-Émilion, village in southwest France Date: 1833 a red Bordeaux wine
saint eustatius or Statia geographical name island West Indies in Netherlands Antilles NW of St. Kitts area 7 square miles (18 square kilometers ), population 1715
saint francis geographical name river 425 miles (684 kilometers ) SE Missouri & E Arkansas flowing S into the Mississippi, river 165 miles (266 kilometers ) Canada in S Quebec flowing NW into the St. Lawrence
saint francis, lake geographical name expansion of St. Lawrence River Canada above Valleyfield, Quebec
saint gall or German Sankt Gallen geographical name canton NE Switzerland area 778 square miles (2015 square kilometers ), population 416,578, commune, its capital population 73,889
saint george geographical name city SW corner of Utah population 49,663
saint george's geographical name town capital of Grenada population 29,400
saint george's channel geographical name strait British Isles between SW Wales & Ireland
saint gotthard geographical name mountains Switzerland in Lepontine Alps between Uri & Ticino cantons, mountain pass 6916 feet (2108 meters ) in St. Gotthard Range
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