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List of words beginning with: S
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SATYR n. - (in greek and roman mythology) woodland god with some horselike or goatlike features. - lecherous man. [greek saturos]
SAUCE —n. - liquid or viscous accompaniment to a dish. - something adding piquancy or excitement. - colloq. Impudence, impertinence, cheek. —v. (-cing) colloq. Be impudent to; cheek. [latin salsus salted]
SAUCY adj. (-ier, -iest) impudent, cheeky. saucily adv. Sauciness n.
SAUNA n. - period spent in a special room heated very hot, to clean the body. - such a room. [finnish]
SAUTE —attrib. Adj. (esp. Of potatoes) fried quickly in a little fat. —n. Food so cooked. —v. (sauted or sauteed) cook in this way. [french sauter jump]
SAVER n. - person who saves esp. Money. - (often in comb.) Thing that saves (time etc.). - cheap (esp. Off-peak) fare.
SAVOR (brit. Savour) —n. - characteristic taste, flavour, etc. - hint of a different quality etc. In something. —v. - appreciate and enjoy (food, an experience, etc.). - (foll. By of) imply or suggest (a specified quality). [latin sapor]
SAVOY n. Cabbage with wrinkled leaves. [savoy in se france]
SAVVY slang —v. (-ies, -ied) know. —n. Knowingness; understanding. —adj. (-ier, -iest) us knowing; wise. [pidgin alteration of spanish sabe usted you know]
SAXON —n. - hist. A member of the germanic people that conquered parts of england in 5th–6th c. B (usu. Old saxon) language of the saxons. - = *anglo-saxon. —adj. - hist. Of the saxons. - = *anglo-saxon. [latin saxo -onis]
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