generis adj. Of its own kind; unique. [latin]

—n. - total resulting from addition.

- amount of money (a large sum).

- a arithmetical problem. B (esp. Pl.) Colloq. Arithmetic work, esp. Elementary. —v. (-mm-) find the sum of. in sum in brief. Sum up 1 (esp. Of a judge) give a summing-up.

- form or express an opinion of (a person, situation, etc.).

- summarize. [latin summa]

Abbr. Sunday.

- lounge n. Room with large windows to receive sunlight.

- —n. - a the star round which the earth orbits and from which it receives light and warmth. B this light or warmth.

- any star. —v. (-nn-) refl. Bask in the sun. under the sun anywhere in the world. sunless adj. [old english]

prefix assim. Form of *sub- before p.

- —v. (-pp-) 1 take by sips or spoonfuls.

- esp. N.engl. Colloq. Drink (alcohol). —n. Sip of liquid. [old english]

- v. (-pp-) archaic take supper. [french]

prefix = *super- (surcharge; surrealism). [french]

- prefix assim. Form of *sub- before r.

prefix assim. Form of *sub- before c, p, t.

- var. Of *suss.

prefix assim. Form of *syn- before l.

prefix assim. Form of *syn- before b, m, p.

prefix with, together, alike. [greek sun with]

- prefix with, together, alike. [greek sun with]

—n. - a large strong bag for storage or conveyance. B quantity contained in a sack.

- (prec. By the) colloq. Dismissal from employment.

- (prec. By the) us slang bed. —v. - put into a sack or sacks.

- colloq. Dismiss from employment. [latin saccus]

- —v. Plunder and destroy (a captured town etc.). —n. Such sacking. [french mettre à sac put in a sack]

- n. Hist. White wine from spain and the canaries. [french vin sec dry wine]