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| SUCCESSFUL | | adj. Having success; prosperous. successfully adv. | |
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| SUCCESSION | | n. - a process of following in order; succeeding. B series of things or people one after another.
- a right of succeeding to the throne, an office, inheritance, etc. B act or process of so succeeding. C those having such a right. in succession one after another. In succession to as the successor of. | |
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| SUCCESSIVE | | adj. Following one after another; consecutive. successively adv. | |
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| SUFFERANCE | | n. Tacit consent. on sufferance tolerated but not encouraged. [latin: related to *suffer] | |
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| SUFFICIENT | | adj. Sufficing, adequate. sufficiently adv. | |
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| SUGARDADDY | | n. Slang elderly man who lavishes gifts on a young woman. | |
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| SUGGESTION | | n. - suggesting or being suggested.
- theory, plan, etc., suggested.
- slight trace, hint.
- psychol. Insinuation of a belief etc. Into the mind. [latin: related to *suggest] | |
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| SUGGESTIVE | | adj. - (usu. Foll. By of) hinting (at).
- (of a remark, joke, etc.) Indecent. suggestively adv. | |
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| SULFUREOUS | | adj. (brit. Sulphureous) of or like sulphur. | |
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| SULPHUROUS | | acid n. A weak acid used as a reducing and bleaching acid.
- adj. (us sulfurous) 1 of or like sulphur.
- chem. Containing sulphur with a valency of four. | |
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