Words Starting with "S" (390 total words)

A perception resulting through sharp movement against the
emptiness of space.
v. To skyline :- to attempt to read academic prose or
elevated poetry while drunk or stoned
(sky-per-space)
Skyperspace is a virtual reality that exists not in a
physical device such as a telephone, computer...
— Gary Gustafson
in chess, an "opening loyalist"
— Michael Helsem
chatting online while asleep
— Alexandra Zavyalova
nine to five
— Michael Helsem
anticipating the evening while still at work
— Michael Helsem
(SLY-ur)
n. Person who tells lies that, technically speaking, are
not lies, by such means as quoting out of ...
— Bob Grumman
a mincing gait and at the same time, dragging your feet
— Manni Brün
repeat, but make it understandable
— Dan Silver
slite-mare
n. A slightly bad dream, not quite as bad as a nightmare.
— Flynn Wilburn
a place for silver-producing materials

— Larry Richards
to sleep heavily and soundly
— Michael Helsem
the smell of first turning on the heat for the season,
compounded of dust & gas, that smells a...
— Michael Helsem
slowth
extreme laziness
— Geof Huth
woodworking without power tools
— Michael Helsem
thick mire

— Michael Helsem
1. combination of slush and muck, viz., springtime emerging mear
on a city boulevard or in a parki...
— Steven M. Deyo
The plural of slid...as in ''he slud into third, then slud into home"

Dizzy Dean was basebal...
— Dizzy Dean
the Demented Redeemer
— Michael Helsem
pleasure arising from boredom
— Larry Richards
1. what's mine is mined.
2. what's yores is y'alls until I hear them.
— Atlanta Poets Group
Inappropriate public remarks made at a wedding reception, memorial service, award ceremony, etc.
— John Osman & Mark Rende
1. a habit of repeating the positive.
2. repeating positive habits.
3. positively repeating only...
— Atlanta Poets Group
overall umbrella term for internet porn swamp
— Pam A. Rama
1. to smear, the act of smearing, as in "i smear"
2. feeling like a smear
— Atlanta Poets Group
to commit to a relationship between two or more people
— anonymous
v. smeg-ged, smeg-ging, smegs v. tr. interj.

Vulgar Slang. Used in the imperative as a signal of ...
— Larry Frieson and 'Deen Foxx
n. the thoughts that pass through one’s mind at the approach of Mormon missionaries on the street;...
— John Osman
Invented by Karen Eliot. Everybody can produce his own Smile
magazine. The name is fixed, the typ...
— Graf Haufen