sol·ace 
(sŏlĭs)
(sŏlĭs)n.
1. Comfort in sorrow, misfortune, or distress; consolation.
2. A source of comfort or consolation.
tr.v. sol·aced, sol·ac·ing, sol·ac·es
1. To comfort, cheer, or console, as in trouble or sorrow. See Synonyms at comfort.
2. To allay or assuage: "They solaced their wretchedness, however, by duets after supper" (Jane Austen).
[Middle English solas, from Old French, from Latin sōlācium, from sōlārī, to console.]
solac·er n.
- anthropographic
- anthropographically
- anthropography
- anthropoid
- anthropoidal
- anthropologic
- anthropological
- anthropologically
- anthropologist
- anthropology
- anthropometric
- anthropometrical
- anthropometrically
- anthropometrist
- anthropometry
- anthropomorphic
- anthropomorphically
- anthropomorphism
- anthropomorphist
- anthropomorphization
- anthropomorphize
- anthropomorphous
- anthropomorphously
- anthropopathism
- anthropophagic