Words Starting with "S" (390 total words)

to be inattentive to the job at hand, not paying attention. Derived
from German, from a story of a...
— Brian Callahan
shlaompfkth
alternate spelling and pronunciation of "schlompfkt"
— Geof Huth
n. The search for meaning behind
Neoconservative terminology.

— Bruce Biles
shlampfkt
filler language; any piece of language added to any other
piece of language for no purpose other t...
— Geof Huth
a fulltime squelcher
— Susan Parenti
Samenraapsel of running code in several formats of which at
least one supports a schrijfsel.
— Dirk Vekemans
Producer of 1 or more schrijfsel(s).
— Dirk Vekemans
n. 1. a rotten passage from one's current state of anxiety.
2. stuff that barely deserves mentio...
— Atlanta Poets Group
to arrive at the end of a long sequence (=weeks)
— Michael Helsem
to quietly avert one's eyes from a woman's hairy armpits
— Susan Parenti
an unoriginal utterance which ends an original conversation
— William Gillespie
union of physics and architecture
— Bern Porter
union of physics and art
— Bern Porter
union of physics and communication
— Bern Porter
union of physics and drama
— Bern Porter
union of physics and engineering
— Bern Porter
union of physics and government
— Bern Porter
union of physics and literature


— Bern Porter
union of physics and peace
— Bern Porter
union of physics and poetry
— Bern Porter
union of physics and politics
— Bern Porter
union of physics and radio
— Bern Porter
union of physics and sculpture

— Bern Porter
union of physics and space
— Bern Porter
union of physics and theatre
— Bern Porter
union of physics and tv
— Bern Porter
stress on the first & last syllable: SCOFFleRIDE
To deride someone's nonsense. (My mate Dirk scofflerided my puny attempts
at painting the Easter h...
— Michael Witkowski
stress on the first syllable: SCOFFlerise
To deride someone's nonsense. (My mate Dirk scofflerised my puny attempts
at painting the Easter h...
— Michael Witkowski
stress on the first syllable: SCOFFoble
To deride someone's nonsense. (My mate Dirk scoffobled my puny attempts
at painting the Easter har...
— Michael Witkowski
This word derived from shortening “it’s good” to scood, used frequently in
everyday conversa...
— Jack Hogan