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| SATANIC | | adj. Of or like satan; hellish; evil. satanically adv. | |
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| SATCHEL | | n. Small shoulder-bag for carrying school-books etc. [latin: related to *sack1] | |
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| SATIATE | | v. (-ting) = *sate. satiable adj. Satiation n. [latin satis enough] | |
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| SATIETY | | n. Formal being sated. [latin: related to *satiate] | |
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| SATISFY | | v. (-ies, -ied) 1 a meet the expectations or desires of. B be adequate.
- meet (an appetite or want).
- rid (a person) of such an appetite or want.
- pay (a debt or creditor).
- adequately fulfil or comply with (conditions etc.).
- (often foll. By of, that) convince, esp. With proof etc. satisfy oneself (often foll. By that) become certain. [latin satisfacio] | |
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| SATSUMA | | n. Variety of tangerine. [satsuma, province in japan] | |
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| SAUNTER | | —v. Walk slowly; stroll. —n. Leisurely walk. [origin unknown] | |
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| SAURIAN | | adj. Of or like a lizard. [greek saura lizard] | |
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| SAUSAGE | | meat n. Minced meat used in sausages etc.
- n. - a seasoned minced meat etc. In a cylindrical edible skin. B piece of this.
- sausage-shaped object. not a sausage colloq. Nothing at all. [french saussiche]
- roll n. Sausage meat in a pastry roll. | |
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| SAVELOY | | n. Seasoned dried smoked sausage. [italian cervellata] | |
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