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slattern
GeneralC2
Meaning: A woman who is untidy or slovenly.
Part of speech: noun
Example: She was called a slattern for her messy appearance.
Category: General
Synonyms:
  • slob
  • messy person
slaty
GeologyC2
Meaning: Resembling slate; having a dark grey color.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The slaty rocks were used for the pathway.
Category: Geology β€Ί Rocks
Synonyms:
  • slate-like
  • greyish
slave labour
BusinessC2
Meaning: Work done by people who are forced to work without pay.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The company was accused of using slave labour.
Category: Business β€Ί Ethics
Synonyms:
  • forced labor
  • involuntary labor
slave trade
HistoryC2
Meaning: The buying and selling of slaves.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The slave trade was a dark chapter in history.
Category: History β€Ί Slavery
Synonyms:
  • human trafficking
  • slavery trade
slave-driver
BusinessC2
Meaning: A person who makes others work very hard, often unfairly.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The boss was a slave-driver, demanding long hours.
Category: Business β€Ί Management
Synonyms:
  • taskmaster
  • overseer
slaver
HistoryC2
Meaning: A person who engages in the slave trade.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The slaver was arrested for trafficking.
Category: History β€Ί Slavery
Synonyms:
  • trafficker
  • slave trader
slavish
GeneralC2
Meaning: Excessively submissive or servile.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: His slavish obedience was concerning.
Category: General
Synonyms:
  • submissive
  • servile
Antonyms:
  • independent
  • assertive
sleaze
PoliticsC2
Meaning: Dishonest or immoral behavior.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The politician was known for his sleaze.
Category: Politics β€Ί Corruption
Synonyms:
  • corruption
  • deceit
sleazy
PoliticsC2
Meaning: Dishonest or morally low.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: He worked in a sleazy part of town.
Category: Politics β€Ί Corruption
Synonyms:
  • shady
  • disreputable
slow-worm
NatureC2
Meaning: a legless lizard that resembles a snake
Part of speech: noun
Example: The slow-worm is often found in gardens.
Category: Nature
Synonyms: anguis fragilis
smart quotes
ArtsC2
Meaning: curly quotation marks used in typography
Part of speech: noun
Example: Make sure to use smart quotes in your document.
Category: Arts β€Ί Typography
Synonyms: curly quotes
smegma
HealthC2
Meaning: A substance that can accumulate under the foreskin of the penis or around the clitoris.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Good hygiene can help prevent the buildup of smegma.
Category: Health
smelling salts
HealthC2
Meaning: A substance used to revive someone who has fainted.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The doctor used smelling salts to bring her back to consciousness.
Category: Health
Synonyms:
  • aromatic salts
  • reviving salts
smelter
TechnologyC2
Meaning: A facility where metal is smelted.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The smelter processes ore into usable metal.
Category: Technology
Synonyms:
  • foundry
  • refinery
smite
LiteratureC2
Meaning: To strike with a firm blow.
Part of speech: verb
Example: He vowed to smite his enemies.
Category: Literature
Synonyms:
  • strike
  • hit
Antonyms:
  • miss
  • avoid
smithereens
ArtsC2
Meaning: Small pieces or fragments, especially after an explosion.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The vase was blown to smithereens.
Category: Arts
Synonyms:
  • fragments
  • bits
smithy
CraftsC2
Meaning: A workshop where a smith works, especially a blacksmith's shop.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The smithy was filled with tools and metal.
Category: Crafts
Synonyms:
  • forge
  • workshop
smocking
FashionC2
Meaning: A technique of gathering fabric to create a decorative effect.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The dress featured beautiful smocking along the bodice.
Category: Fashion
Synonyms:
  • gathering
  • pleating
smoke bomb
MilitaryC2
Meaning: A device that produces smoke for signaling or concealment.
Part of speech: noun
Example: They used a smoke bomb during the training exercise.
Category: Military
Synonyms:
  • smoke grenade
  • signal smoke
smoke-screen
PoliticsC2
Meaning: A tactic used to conceal or distract from something.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The new policy was just a smoke-screen for the real issues.
Category: Politics
Synonyms:
  • distraction
  • cover-up
smoking gun
LawC2
Meaning: A piece of evidence that strongly suggests someone's guilt.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The documents were the smoking gun in the investigation.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms:
  • evidence
  • proof
smoking jacket
FashionC2
Meaning: A loose jacket worn while smoking, often made of luxurious fabric.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He put on his smoking jacket before lighting a cigar.
Category: Fashion
Synonyms:
  • lounge jacket
  • dressing gown
smoodge
ArtsC2
Meaning: To smear or smudge something.
Part of speech: verb
Example: Be careful not to smoodge the ink on the paper.
Category: Arts
Synonyms:
  • smear
  • smudge
smooth-talking
BusinessC2
Meaning: Fluent and persuasive in speech, often insincere.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: He is a smooth-talking salesman.
Category: Business
Synonyms:
  • glib
  • fluent
Antonyms:
  • awkward
  • clumsy
smote
LiteratureC2
Meaning: To strike or hit hard, often used in a biblical context.
Part of speech: verb
Example: He smote the enemy with great force.
Category: Literature
Synonyms:
  • strike
  • hit
smuggle
LawC2
Meaning: To move goods illegally into or out of a country.
Part of speech: verb
Example: They tried to smuggle drugs across the border.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms:
  • contraband
  • sneak
smuggler
LawC2
Meaning: A person who smuggles goods illegally.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The smuggler was caught at the airport.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms:
  • trafficker
  • contrabandist
smuggling
LawC2
Meaning: The act of moving goods illegally.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Smuggling is a serious crime.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms:
  • trafficking
  • contraband
smut
ArtsC2
Meaning: Obscene or vulgar material, especially in literature or art.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The book was criticized for its smut.
Category: Arts
Synonyms:
  • obscenity
  • pornography
smutty
ArtsC2
Meaning: Obscene or vulgar in nature.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: He told a smutty joke that made everyone laugh.
Category: Arts
Synonyms:
  • vulgar
  • indecent
Antonyms:
  • decent
  • proper
snaffle
LawC2
Meaning: To steal or take something quickly.
Part of speech: verb
Example: He snaffled a cookie from the jar.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms:
  • snatch
  • grab
snafu
BusinessC2
Meaning: A situation marked by confusion or error.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The project turned into a snafu due to poor planning.
Category: Business
Synonyms:
  • mess
  • fiasco
snaggle
NatureC2
Meaning: To catch or entangle something.
Part of speech: verb
Example: The fishing line snagged on a rock.
Category: Nature
Synonyms:
  • catch
  • entangle
snaggle-tooth
HealthC2
Meaning: A tooth that is crooked or protruding.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He had a snaggle-tooth smile.
Category: Health
Synonyms:
  • crooked tooth
  • protruding tooth
snake pit
PoliticsC2
Meaning: A chaotic or dangerous situation, often involving conflict.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The meeting turned into a snake pit with everyone arguing.
Category: Politics β€Ί Conflict
Synonyms:
  • chaos
  • turmoil
snatch squad
LawC2
Meaning: A group of police officers assigned to catch thieves or snatchers.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The snatch squad was called to investigate the robbery.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms: police unit
sniper
MilitaryC2
Meaning: A person who shoots from a hidden position, often in a military context.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The sniper was positioned on the rooftop.
Category: Military β€Ί Tactics
Synonyms:
  • marksman
  • sharpshooter
snit
GeneralC2
Meaning: A state of agitation or annoyance.
Part of speech: noun
Example: She was in a snit after the argument.
Category: General
Synonyms:
  • huff
  • fit
snobbery
SocialC2
Meaning: The behavior or attitude of a snob.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Her snobbery was evident in her dismissive comments.
Category: Social β€Ί Class
Synonyms:
  • elitism
  • arrogance
Antonyms:
  • humility
  • modesty
snobbish
SocialC2
Meaning: Having or showing the attitude of a snob.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: His snobbish behavior alienated many of his friends.
Category: Social β€Ί Class
Synonyms:
  • elitist
  • arrogant
Antonyms:
  • humble
  • modest

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