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soda 2 ( n ) ( also soda water ) =carbonated water ( water with bubbles ) used as a drink on its own or to mix with alcoholic drinks or fruit juice

soda 3 ( n ) =a chemical substance in common use that is a compound of sodium, e. g. baking soda. washing soda.

sock 1 ( n ) ( sɑk ) =a piece of clothing that is worn over the foot, ankle, and lower part of the leg, especially inside a shoe, e. g. a pair of soc ...

sock 2 ( n ) =a strong blow, especially with the fist, e. g. He gave him a sock on the jaw.

sociology ( n ) ( soʊsiˈɑlədʒi ) =the scientific study of the nature of society and social behavior, sociological ( adj ) ( soʊsiəˈlɑdʒɪkl ) , sociol ...

social studies ( n ) =a subject taught in schools that studies human society and that includes history, geography, government, etc.

soap ( n ) ( soʊp ) =a substance that you use with water for washing your body, e. g. soap and water. soap bubbles.

snowmobile ( n ) ( snoʊmoʊˌbil ) ( also skimobile ) =a vehicle that can move over snow and ice easily

soap dish

snowboard ( n ) ( snoʊbɔrd ) =a long wide board that a person stands on to move over snow in the sport of snowboarding

snout ( n ) ( snaʊt ) =the long nose and area around the mouth of some types of animals, such as pigs

snorkel ( n ) ( snɔrkl ) =a tube that you can breathe air through when you are swimming under the surface of the water

snap 3 ( n ) =a quick backward movement of the ball from the ground that begins a period of play

snap 4 ( n ) =a hard sweet cookie, e. g. ginger snaps

snap 1 ( n ) ( sn�p ) =a sudden sharp noise, especially one made by something closing or breaking, e. g. the snap of a twig. She closed her purse wit ...

snap 2 ( n ) =a type of button used for fastening clothes, consisting of two metal or plastic sections that can be pressed together

snack ( n ) ( sn�k ) =a small meal or amount of food, usually eaten in a hurry, e. g. a mid - morning snack. I only have time for a snack at lunchtim ...

snake ( n ) ( sneɪk ) =a reptile with a very long thin body and no legs, e. g. a snake coiled up in the grass.

snail ( n ) ( sneɪl ) =a small soft creature with a hard round shell on its back, that moves very slowly and often eats garden plants. Some types of ...

smoke 1 ( n ) ( smoʊk ) =the gray, white, or black gas that is produced by sth burning, e. g. cigarette smoke. Clouds of thick black smoke billowed f ...

smoke 2 ( n ) =an act of smoking a cigarette, e. g. Are you coming outside for a smoke.

sling 2 ( n ) =a device consisting of a band, ropes, etc. for holding and lifting heavy objects, e. g. The engine was lifted in a sling of steel rope.

sling 3 ( n ) =a device like a bag for carrying a baby on your back or in front of you

sling 4 ( n ) =a simple weapon made from a band of leather, etc. , used for throwing stones

sling 1 ( n ) ( slɪŋ ) =a band of cloth that is tied around a person's neck and used to support a broken or injured arm, e. g. He had his arm in a sl ...

slide projector ( n ) ( slaɪd prəˈdʒɛktər ) =a piece of equipment for displaying slides ( small pieces of film held in frames ) on a screen

slide 1 ( n ) ( slaɪd ) =a structure with a steep slope that children use for sliding down

slide 2 ( n ) ice slide

slide 3 ( n ) =one page of an electronic presentation, that may contain text and images, that is usually viewed on a computer screen or projected ont ...

slice 4 ( n )

slice 1 ( n ) ( slaɪs ) =a thin flat piece of food that has been cut off a larger piece, e. g. a slice of bread.

slice 2 ( n ) e. g. Cut the meat into thin slices

slice 3 ( n ) =a kitchen utensil ( tool ) that you use to lift and serve pieces of food, e. g. a fish slice.

sleeping bag ( n ) =a thick warm bag that you use for sleeping in, for example when you are camping

sled 1 ( n ) ( slɛd ) =a vehicle for traveling over snow and ice, with long narrow strips of wood or metal instead of wheels. Larger sleds are pulled ...

sled 2 ( n )

sledgehammer ( n ) ( slɛdʒˌh�mər ) =a large heavy hammer with a long handle

skyscraper ( n ) ( skaɪˌskreɪpər ) =a very tall building in a city

slacks ( n ) ( sl�ks ) =pants for men or women, that are not part of a suit, e. g. a pair of slacks.

skyline ( n ) ( skaɪlaɪn ) =the outline of buildings, trees, hills, etc. seen against the sky, e. g. the New York skyline.

skunk ( n ) ( skʌŋk ) ( informal polecat, poʊlk�t ) =a small black and white N. American animal that can produce a strong unpleasant smell to defend ...

skull ( n ) ( skʌl ) =the bone structure that forms the head and surrounds and protects the brain

skirt ( n ) ( skərt ) =a piece of clothing for a woman or girl that hangs from the waist

ski 1 ( n ) ( ski ) ( pl. skis ) =one of a pair of long narrow pieces of wood, metal, or plastic that you attach to boots so that you can move smooth ...

ski 2 ( n ) ( also waterski, wɑt̮ərˌski ) =either of the pair of long, flat boards on which a person stands in order to waterski

ski boot

skeleton 2 ( n ) =a type of sled ( a vehicle for sliding over ice ) for racing, used by one person lying on their front with their feet pointing back ...

skeleton 3 ( n ) =the sport or event of racing down a special track of ice on a skeleton, e. g. Canada won gold and silver in the skeleton.

skeleton 1 ( n ) ( skɛlətn ) =the structure of bones that supports the body of a person or an animal; a model of this structure, e. g. The human skel ...

skate 3 ( n ) skate fish =a large flat sea fish that can be eaten