Did you hear about the kid who was pulled over for speeding?
The cop got out of his car and the young man rolled down his window.
"I’ve been waiting for you all day," the cop said.
The guy replied, "Yeah, well I got here as fast as I could."
When the cop finally stopped laughing, he sent the kid on his way without a ticket.
n. (pl. -s) length of cloth draped round the body, traditionally worn by women of the indian subcontinent. [hindi]
SASH
n. Strip or loop of cloth etc. Worn over one shoulder or round the waist. [arabic, = muslin]
- n. Frame holding the glass in a sash-window. [from *chassis]
SASS
us colloq. —n. Impudence, cheek. —v. Be impudent to. [var. Of *sauce]
SATE
v. (-ting) formal gratify fully; surfeit. [probably dial. Sade satisfy]
SAVE
—v. (-ving) 1 (often foll. By from) rescue or keep from danger, harm, etc.
- (often foll. By up) keep (esp. Money) for future use.
- a (often refl.) Relieve (another or oneself) from spending (money, time, trouble, etc.); prevent exposure to (annoyance etc.). B obviate the need for.
- preserve from damnation; convert.
- a avoid losing (a game, match, etc.). B prevent (a goal etc.) From being scored. —n. Football etc. Prevention of a goal etc. savable adj. (also saveable). [latin salvo from salvus safe]
- archaic or poet. —prep. Except; but. —conj. (often foll. By for) except; but. [latin salvo, salva, ablative sing. Of salvus safe]
To add to the dictionary krossvordista new word or its definition to an existing word, click on the "Add a word or definition of" fill opened form and click "to send".