SN SZ DICTIONARY (POSTED 1/16/2008; LAST EDITED 11/26/2012; 2555ENTRIES)
SNACK (=EAT A SNACK) Ä4MLÉ3
SNACK(=FOOD EATEN AS A SNACK) MLYÉ3
SNACK BARSNHÜ3
SNACK MACHINE(=VENDING MACHINE) THZE6ÏMLYÉ3
SNACKER (=SOMEONE EATING A SNACK) MLÈ3
SNAG (=BURR, SHARP PROJECTION) VMO4
SNAG (=CATCH, HOOK INTO) LÄ4SÉ2
SNAG (=DIFFICULTY, OBJECT PRESENTING A DIFFICULTY)PSÍ1
SNAG (=PROJECTING BROKEN TREE TRUNK) TÈ8FRÍ1
SNAIL (=ANY GASTROPOD MOLLUSK THAT HAS A SHELL)GJÒ3SHÈ3
SNAKE(SQUAMATA suborder SERPENTES)RSÖÍSÄ’3
SNAKE, PLUMBER'S(=TOILET/CLOSET AUGER/JACK, ETC.)KHCHLE1
SNAKE, UNCLOG (A PIPE/ETC.) WITH A PLUMBER'SLÄ4KHCHLÈ1
SNAP (=ANY EASY TASK/TEST/ETC.)PSA1
SNAP (=BREAK BRITTLY: INTRANSITIVE)Ä4SGÍ1
SNAP (=BREAK BRITTLY: TRANSITIVE)LÄ4ÜSGÍ1
SNAP (=CAUSE TO MAKE A SNAPPING SOUND) LÄ4NË2
SNAP (=CAUSE TO SNAP LIKE A RUBBER BAND) LÄ4ÜNXÁ’6
SNAP (=COOKIE, as GINGER SNAP)KÁ’1
SNAP (=MAKE A SNAPPING SOUND) Ä4NË2
SNAP (=RETORT) Ä4VTÀ1
SNAP (=SNAP IN PLACE, LIKE A RUBBER BAND) Ä4NXÁ’6
SNAP (=TRY TO BITE) LÄ4TÀ’4SHBÀ1
SNAP BEAN (= FABACEAE PHASEOLUS VULGARIS unripe±, SEE NOTE 16)BBIBCA8NGÍ1
SNAP FASTENERFSÖ1
SNAP FASTENER, FEMALE ELEMENT (above in the image)FSRÖ1
SNAP FASTENER, MALE ELEMENT (below in the image)FSLÖ1
SNAP ONE'S FINGER (=FILLIP)Ä4DHTÀ1
SNAP ONE'S FINGER AT (=FILLIP AT)LÄ4DHTÀ1
SNAPDRAGON (LAMIALES PLANTAGINACEAE ANTIRRHINUM)WNARHÉ8
SNAPPER (FISH) (PERCIFORMES LUTJANIDAE)VLÜZHÄ’3
SNAPPING TURTLE(TESTUDINES CHELYDRIDAE)RKHEMÄ’3
SNAPSHOT(=SMALL PHOTOGRAPH) THFE1BÍ1
SNAPPY (=QUICK, LIVELY, BRISK)ÖTHDHÍ
SNAPPY (=SMART, STYLISH)ÖDTHA1
SNARE (=CATCH WITH A SNARE) LÄ4YHTRÉ1
SNARE (=ROPE TRAP) YHTRE1
SNARL (=GROWL) Ä4GJÄ2
SNARL (=TANGLE, CAUSE TO BE TANGLED) LÄ4ÜFCÍ1
SNARLED (=TANGLED)ÖFCÍ1
SNARLED TRAFFICPQÍ1
SNATCH (=GRAB, SEIZE) LÄ4GJÖ2
SNEAK (=SLINK, SKULK) Ä4MYÀ1
SNEAK (=SNEAKY PERSON) WYÍ1
SNEAKY ÖWYÍ1
SNEER AT LÄ4SHTJÀ1
SNEEZE Ä4NJO7
SNICKER AT LÄ4SHTJÀ1
SNIDE (=SAECASTIC)ÖWGHÍ1
SNIFF (=NUZZLE, SNUFFLE) LÄ4NJÜ7
SNIFF(=SMELL INTENTIONALLY vs. JUST HAPPEN TO SMELL)LÄ4SHPO1
SNIGGER AT LÄ4SHTJÀ1
SNIP (=NIP, CUT, CLIP) YÄ4CÜ2
SNIPE (CHARADRIIFORMES SCOLOPACIDAE GALLINAGO ETC.)KHSÖÍGJU1
SNIPE FOR (=AMBUSH) LÄ4MI1
SNIPER (lit., CONCEALED GUNMAN)KHFÈ6CDÍ1
SNIPS (=TIN SNIPS)
SNIVEL Ä4SHNXÀ1
SNOB WNÍ1
SNOBBISH ÖWNÍ1
SNOOD (=LADIES’ NET CAP) CGXÖ1KHNÖ1
SNOOKER, PLAY(=PLAY POOL/.POCKET BILLIARDS) Ä4GJPÓ8
SNOOP (=BE OFFICIOUS/NOSEY) Ä4WCHÍ1
SNOOZE (=SLEEP) (SEE NOTE 3) YL
SNORE Ä4WHÄ2
SNORKEL(FOR UNDERWATER SWIMMING) NHSE5
SNORKEL, SWIM WITH AÄ4NHSÈ5
SNORT Ä4NXÄ2
SNOUT (OF AN ANIMAL) NÈ3
SNOW(COLOR) (RGB=FFFAFA) ÖZHUZHDHUDHI8
SNOW (PRECIPITATION) NRO3
SNOW (PRECIPITATION) NSÍ2
SNOW LEOPARD(=OUNCE 3) (CARNIVORA FELIDAE UNCIA/PANTHERA?)KLONÒ1
SNOW PLOWGJQE1
SNOW PLOW, PLOW (STREETS) WITH ALÄ4GJQÈ1
SNOWBALLDBE6NR03
SNOWBLOWERNHNHE1
SNOWBLOWER, REMOVE SNOW FROM (AN AREA) WITH ALÄ4NHNHÈ1
SNOWDRIFTZNHÍ2
SNOWFLAKE NSLÍ2
SNOWING, IT’S (lit,, SNOW IS IN THE SKY)NSÍ2 Ä4KH
SNOWLINE (=SILHOUETTE/PROFILE AT BOTTOM OF SNOW) DD04SFÍ4NSÍ2
SNOWMAN (lit., SNOW STATUE)THLE1NRO3
SNOWMOBILENQE6
SNOWMOBILE TO, GO BYYÄ4NQÈ1
SNOWSHOESSNJE6
SNOWYÖTJE9NSÍ2
SNUB (=CHECK, CURTAIL) LÄ4ZLÒ4
SNUB (=FAIL TO RECOGNIZE) LÄ4MSË8
SNUFF (=CHARRED WICK) NJFE1FFÍ1
SNUFF (=NUZZLE, SNUFFLE) LÄ4NJÜ7
SNUFF (=EXTINGUISH (A CANDLE)) LÄ4ÜGÈ4MA3
SNIFF (=NUZZLE, SNUFFLE) LÄ4NJÜ7
SNUFF(=SMELL INTENTIONALLY vs. JUST HAPPEN TO SMELL)LÄ4SHPO1
SNUFF (=SMELLING TOBACCO) TA’8LPO1
SNUFF OUT (=EXTERMINATE, ERADICATE)YÄ4QHÜ2
SNUFFLE LÄ4NJÜ7
SNUG (=FORM-FITTING) ÖPKHA1
SNUGGLE Ä4ZHGHÀ1
SO (=IN ORDER THAT) ITE4Z
SO (=IN SUCH-AND-SUCH WAY) IGXE9S
SO (=IN THAT CAPACITY) (NOTE 5) INH
SO (=IN THAT MANNER) INH or IGXE9NH
SO (=THEREFORE) (NOTE 6) CI4NHZH
SO (=WITH THE RESULT THAT) ICE4Z
SO ACUTE THAT ÖQÉ4ZC
SO BIG THAT ÖTÉ4ZC
SO BRIGHT THAT ÖDÉ4ZC
SO DEEP THAT ÖDÉ9ZC
SO ENERGETIC THAT ÖRHÉ4ZC
SO FAR OFF IN THE FUTURE THAT IYHÉ4ZC
SO FAR THAT (MOTION) IZHÉ4ZC
SO FAR THAT (POSITION) IDJÉ4ZC
SO FAST THAT ÖNJÉ4ZC
SO FORCEFUL THAT ÖNXÉ4ZC
SO GREAT THAT ÖGXÉ4ZC
SO HARD THAT (EFFORT) IFÉ4ZC
SO HEAVY THAT ÖLHÉ4ZC
SO HIGH THAT ÖKHÉ9ZC
SO HOT THAT ÖTJÉ4ZC
SO INTENSE THAT ÖQÉ4ZC
SO LATE THAT ILÉ4ZC
SO LONG (IN TIME) THAT ISHÉ4ZC
SO LONG AGO THAT IWHÉ4ZC
SO LOUD THAT ILHÉ9ZC
SO MANY THAT ÖNÉ4ZC
SO MANY TIMES THAT IKHÉ4ZC
SO MUCH OF THE WAY THAT INÉ9ZC
SO MUCH THAT ÖCÉ4ZC
SO OFTEN THAT ICHÉ4ZC
SO OLD THAT ÖSHÉ4ZC
SO SHRILL/HIGH THAT ÖZHÉ9ZC
SO STRONG THAT ÖSHÉ9ZC
SO THAT (=IN ORDER THAT) ITE4Z
SO THAT (=WITH THE RESULT THAT) ICE4Z
SO WELL THAT IMHÉ4ZC
SO WET THAT ÖWHÉ9ZC
SOAK (=BE THE LIQUID THAT SOAKS) LÄ4TO6
SOAK (=CAUSE A LIQUID TO SOAK) LÄ4ÜTO6
SOAKED ÖTO6Í
SO-AND-SO (PLURAL PERSONS) SË3S
SO-AND-SO (SINGULAR PERSON) SË4S
SO-AND-SO’S ÖSRÜ4
SO-AND-SO’S ONE(S) SRÜ4
SOAP (=APPLY BATH SOAP TO) LÄ4VSÖIÈ1
SOAP (=APPLY SOAP/DETERGENT TO) LÄ4GDJÈ6
SOAP (=DETERGENT) GDJE6
SOAP (FOR THE BODY) VSÖ1
SOAPBERRY (SAPINDALES SAPINDACEAE SAPINDUS)NNENA8
SOAPY (=IMPREGNATED WITH SOAP) ÖTJE9VSÖ1
SOAR (=FLY HIGH, TOWER)Ä4ZHTJÀ1
SOAR IN PRICE (USE: BE(COME) VERY EXPENSIVE)Ä4QHVA4
SOB Ä4BO7
SOBER (=NOT DRUNK) ÖTJDA1
SOBER (=SENSIBLE, REALISTIC) ÖTHTHA1
SOBERINGÖÜMHGJA1
SOBRIQUET TNXÚ6
SOBRIQUET OF C, ADDRESS B WITH THE (AS, CALL HER ‘ANGEL’) YLÄ4TNXÚ6
SOBRIQUET, ADDRESS WITH A YÄ4TNXÚ6
SO-CALLED ÖYHE2
SOCCER BALLDBÍSE6
SOCCER FIELDSVÍSÚ1
SOCCER LEAGUETLÍSÜ8
SOCCER PLAYERCSÓ8
SOCCER TEAMTMÍSÜ8
SOCCER, PLAY(=PLAY ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL)Ä4CSÓ8
SOCIABLE ÖTMA1
SOCIAL ÖSÉ7
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATIONBZHÜ8SÁ’3
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION/CARD SÁ’3
SOCIAL SECURITY CARDTCE1SÁ’3
SOCIALIST (=ADVOCATE OF COMMON/COLLECTIVE OWNERSHIP) SÖ9CHCA1
SOCIALIST COUNTRY/STATE/GOVERNMENTTÄ’1SÖ9CHCA1
SOCIALIZE (=HOBNOB)Ä4DSHË8
SOCIALIZE (=RENDER COMMON/COLLECTIVE)LÄ4ÜCHCA1
SOCIALIZED (=COMMON/COLLECTIVE)ÖCHCA1
SOCIETAL ÖKHA1
SOCIETY(=CLUB, FORUM, ETC.) TSÜ8
SOCIETY (=GUILD, UNION, e.g., AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY) TJÄ’1
SOCIETY (=PEOPLE IN GENERAL) SPÜ8
SOCIETY, CIVILIZATION, CULTURE, PEER GROUP, COMMUNE, ETC. SÜ8
SOCIETY, HIGHKTÜ8
SOCK (=HIT, SLUG, PUNCH) LÄ4SÖ2
SOCK OR STOCKING, LADIES’ CSHÖ1
SOCK, LADIES'CSHÖ1BÍ1
SOCK, MEN’SSHÖ1
SOCKET (ELECTRICAL) LSE6
SOCKET (MECHANICAL) ZZEI
SOCKET(OF BALL-AND-SOCKET JOINT) (upper element in image)KBRE1
SOCKEYE SALMON(SALMONIFORMES SALMONIDAE ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA)SMHEMHÖGNÄ’3
SOD ZMÍ2
SODA (=POP, COLA, CARBONATED NONALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE) LÖ7
SODA (=SODIUM CARBONATE/BICARBONATE/ETC.) CDÍ2
SODALISTDLYÜ8
SODALITY (=RELIGIOUS SOCIETY)DLÜ8
SODDEN (=SOAKED, SATURATED)ÖTO6Í
SODIUM MECCÍ2
SODIUM BICARBONATE (=BAKING SODA)CDLÍ2
SODIUM BICARBONATE (NaHCO3)MÄSÁ’GJÁ’CÁ’CCÍ2
SODIUM CARBONATE (=WASHING SODA)CDRÍ2
SODIUM CARBONATE (Na2CO3) MÄSÁ’GJACCÍ2
SODIUM SILICATE (=LIQUID GLASS) GWHE6
SODIUM SILICATE(Na2SiO3)MÄGJACCÁ’CF Í2
SODIUM, MADE OF OR CONTAININGÖMECCÍ2
SODOMIZE ANALLYLÄ4VENSÖ2
SOFA FZHE1
SOFFIT (=UNDERSIDE OF CEILING) SFRÍ4BNÚ1
SOFFIT (=UNDERSIDE OF EAVES) SFRÍ4BDHÚ1
SOFT (=GENTLE, NOT FORCEFUL) ÖNXRÍ4
SOFT (=NOT HARD/FIRM) ÖSYÍ1
SOFT (=NOT MUSCULAR) ÖSMHÍ1
SOFT (=QUIET, NOT LOUD) ÖLHRÍ9
SOFT DRINK (=SWEET PREPARED NONALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE) QÖ7
SOFT DRINK(=SWEET PREPARED NONALCOHOLIC CARBONATED BEVERAGE)LÖ7
SOFT DRINK(=SWEET PREPARED NONALCOHOLIC UNCARBONATED BEVERAGE)MHÖ7
SOFT PALATE(=VELUM)DPRÒ1
SOFT-SHELL CLAM(MYOIDA MYIDAE MYA ARENARIA)BMEMEMRÒ3
SOFT TAG (=SOFT ELECTRONIC ARTICLE SURVEILLANCE TAG)MSHTRE6
SOFTBALL (THE BALL ITSELF) DBÍBRE6
SOFTBALL BATDVÍBRE6
SOFTBALL FIELDSVÍBRÚ6
SOFTBALL LEAGUETLÍBRÜ8
SOFTBALL PLAYERCBRÓ8
SOFTBALL TEAMTMÍBRÜ8
SOFTBALL, PLAYÄ4CBRÓ8
SOFTEN (=MAKE SOFT/PLUSH) LÄ4ÜSYÍ1
SOFTWARE (=COMPUTER PROGRAM(S)) TWE1
SOFTWARE, PROVIDE WITH LÄ4TWÈ1
SOGGY ÖRYÍ1
SOI-DISANT ÖGXRÀ’9
SOIL (=DIRT, EARTH) SRO3
SOIL (=MAKE DIRTY) LÄ4ÜFLÍ1
SOIL COMPACTOR-TAMPER (MANUAL) NHTJE1
SOIL COMPACTOR (VEHICULAR=ROAD ROLLER)GJRHE1
SOILED(=DIRTY) ÖFLÍ1
SOIREE (=SOIRÉE=NIGHT PARTY) PYÉ3TJLÜ1
SOJOURN (=PAUSE FROM ONE’S TRAVELS) Ä4GVÈ4KHMË8
SOJOURNER GVÈ4KHMË8
SOLACE (VERB: CONSOLE, COMFORT) LÄ4NCË8
SOLACE, FEEL/RECEIVEWÄ4NCË8
SOLANALES(ORDER OF PLANTS)NÉ8
SOLAR (=PERTAINING TO THE SUN) (±SÁ’4, SEE NOTE 16)ÖRCÍ2
SOLAR (=RUN BY SUNSHINE) ÖQHSA1
SOLAR ATMOSPHERE NTJÍ2
SOLAR CHROMOSPHERENTJLÍ2
SOLAR CORONANTJWÍ2
SOLAR LUMINOSITY (=3.839X1026 WATTS) CXGECGJE3
SOLAR MASS (1.989X1030 KILOGRAMS) CXGECVE3
SOLAR PANEL(=SUNSHINE-SENSITIVE DEVICE) YO1ÏDJÜ1
SOLAR PHOTOSPHERENTJRÍ2
SOLAR PLEXUS (=CELIAC/COELIAC PLEXUS)NVEZA’1
SOLAR SYSTEM (ANY)THÍ2
SOLAR SYSTEM (ANOTHER) THDÍ2
SOLAR SYSTEM(OURS) THCÍ2
SOLARIUM CÜ3DJÜ1
SOLDER (=JOIN BY SOLDERING)LÄ4ÜTHDJÖ8
SOLDER (=METAL WIRE USED IN SOLDERING)ZHVRE1
SOLDERED ÖTHDJÖ8
SOLDERING IRONKHGHE1
SOLDERING IRON, SOLDER WITH LÄ4KHGHÈ1
SOLDIER (=ARMY MAN) NGÄ’1
SOLDIER (=FIGHT AS A SOLDIER) Ä4NGÄ’1
SOLE (=LONE, SINGLE) ÖCXDE4
SOLE, TRUE(PLEURONECTIFORMES SOLEIDAE) SHNJÖLÄ’3
SOLE (OF A SHOE) CPÏBÖ1
SOLE (OF THE FOOT) DHNÍBÒ1
SOLELY ICXDE4
SOLEMN (=CEREMONIOUS, FORMAL) ÖDNXA1
SOLEMN (=SACRED) ÖZTA’9
SOLEMN (=SINCERE, EARNEST) ÖTSA1
SOLEMNITY (=RITE, CEREMONY) PTÉ3
SOLEMNIZE (=FORMALIZE) LÄ4ÜCHNA1
SOLEMYOIDA (ORDER OF MOLLUSKS)BZÒ3
SOLENOGASTRES(=subclass NEOMENIOMORPHA)FNRÒ3
SOLENOID (=MAGNETIC COIL)NJWE1QHMHA1
SOLENOIDAL (±SÁ’4, SEE NOTE 16) ÖNJWE1QHMHA1
SOLEOLIFERA (ORDER OF MOLLUSKS)? ADWWIKIGJLHÒ3
SOLICIT (=CANVASS) LÄ4SLHË8
SOLICIT TO BE (=URGE/PRESS TO BE) (SEE NOTE 1) -ZHÖ9-
SOLICIT TO COMMIT A FELONY LÄ4ZHÖ9GXI1
SOLICITOR (=LAWYER) QHYÄ’1
SOLICITOUS (=CONCERNED, CARING)ÖNXÌ6
SOLICITOUS (=CONCERNED, WORRIED) ÖWHË6
SOLID (=THREE-DIMENSIONAL) ÖDHTE6
SOLID (=UNANIMOUS) ÖNTHA4
SOLID (NOT HOLLOW) ÖMYA1
SOLID (NOT LIQUID OR GAS) ÖMRO3
SOLID (NOT POROUS) ÖMWA1
SOLID ANGLECXDHESE3
SOLID-STATE DEVICE (AS TRANSISTOR) GSE1
SOLID SUBSTANCE (=A SOLID) MRO3
SOLIDARITY, HAVE Ä4DWË8
SOLIDIFY LÄ4ÜMRO3
SOLIFUGAE (ORDER OF ARACHNIDS)KHFÀ’3
SOLILOQUIST (=ONE SPEAKING TO ONESELF) DZHÀ1ÏSH
SOLILOQUIZELÄ4DZHÀ1SH
SOLITARY (=LONE PRECIOUS STONE) BÍ2DA1CYÜ8
SOLITAIRE, PLAY(=PLAY CARDS ALONE) GJRISÓ8
SOLITARY (=TENDING TO BE ALONE) ÖTJÈ4CYÜ8
SOLITARY (NOT PART OF AN INFLORESCENCE) BRILÈ8
SOLLERET(FOOT ARMOR)RSÖ1
SOLO (=LONE MUSICIAN) SHO7CYÜ8
SOLOIST (=LONE MUSICIAN) SHO7CYÜ8
SOLOMON ISLANDSSMHÄ1
SOLSTICE, (FOR THE SUN TO) REACH Ä4KHSÍ2
SOLSTICE, (FOR THE SUN TO) REACH NORTHERN SUMMER Ä4KHSRÍ2
SOLSTICE, (FOR THE SUN TO) REACH NORTHERN WINTERÄ4KHSLÍ2
SOLSTITIAL (=PERTAINING TO SOLSTICE) (±SÁ’4, SEE NOTE 16) ÖKHSÍ2
SOLSTITIAL (=PERTAINING TO NORTHERN SUMMER SOLSTICE, JUNE)ÖKHSRÍ2
SOLSTITIAL (=PERTAINING TO NORTHERN WINTER SOLSTICE, DECEMBER)ÖKHSLÍ2
SOLUBLE (=THAT CAN BE DISSOLVED) ÖPÈ4DHO6Í
SOLUBLE (=THAT CAN BE SOLVED) ÖPÈ4RVË8Í
SOLUTE (IN A CHEMICAL SOLUTION, e.g., SUGAR in the image) DHO6Í
SOLUTION (=A PROBLEM’S BEING SOLVED) RVË8ÍPPÍ1
SOLUTION(=SOLVENT AND SOLUTE, e.g., SUGAR AND WATER in the image)DHO6Ö1DHO6Í
SOLVELÄ4RVË8
SOLVENT (=ABLE TO PAY) ÖVZA1
SOLVENT (ADJECTIVE: DISSOLVING) ÖDHO6
SOLVENT (IN A CHEMICAL SOLUTION, e.g., WATER in the image) DHO6
SOMALI (=ORIGINATING IN OR NATIVE OF)ÖNJI9SYÄ1
SOMALIASYÄ1
SOMBER ÖQGJÍ1
SOME (=(A) CERTAIN/PARTICULAR) (NOTE 5) ÖV
SOME (=THERE IS AT LEAST ONE…THAT) (NOTE 5) ÖD
SOME (DISCRETE: A NUMBER OF. AS ‘SOME MEN’)ÖNRÉ4
SOME (INDISCRETE: A QUANTITY OF, AS ‘SOME WATER’) ÖCRÉ4
SOME BUT NOT ALL (DISCRETE) ÖNTHÉ4
SOME BUT NOT ALL (INDISCRETE) ÖCTHÉ4
SOME KIND OF ÖCE2D
SOME OTHER DAY ICJÁ’LTÖ3
SOME OTHER MONTH ICJOLTÖ3
SOME OTHER TIME (GENERAL) ICJALTÖ3
SOME OTHER TIME (OF DAY) ICJÈLTÖ3
SOME OTHER WEEK ICJA’LTÖ3
SOME OTHER YEAR ICJULTÖ3
SOME PERSON SË4D
SOME PERSON OR PERSONS SË1D
SOME PERSONS SË3D
SOME THING LË4D
SOME THING OR THINGS LÉ1D
SOME THINGS LË3D
SOMEBODY (PLURAL) SË3D
SOMEBODY (SINGULAR) SË4D
SOMEBODY’S ÖDRÜ4
SOMEBODY’S ONE(S) DRÜ4
SOMEHOW (IN SOME CAPACITY) IGXE4D
SOMEHOW (IN SOME CAPACITY) (NOTE 5) ID
SOMEHOW (IN SOME MANNER) IGXE9D
SOMEONE (PLURAL) SË3D
SOMEONE (SINGULAR) SË4D
SOMEONE ELSE THAN HE/SHE TÁ’4G
SOMEONE ELSE THAN I TÁ’4M
SOMEONE ELSE THAN THEY TÁ’4GG
SOMEONE ELSE THAN WE TÁ’4MM
SOMEONE ELSE THAN YOU (PLURAL) TÁ’4NN
SOMEONE ELSE THAN YOU (SINGULAR) TÁ’4N
SOMERSAULTÄ4SMÓ8
SOMETHING (PLURAL) LË3D
SOMETHING (SINGULAR) LË4D
SOMETIME (=AT SOME TIME) (NOTE 6) LÉ4DZH
SOMETIME DURING IDHE4
SOMETIMES (=OCCASIONALLY, SPORADICALLY) (SEE NOTE 6) ZRÍ1ZH
SOMEWHAT IMRÉ4
SOMEWHERE (ALLATIVE: ‘HE WENT SOMEWHERE IN TOWN’) ILE4D
SOMEWHERE (LOCATIVE: ‘HE LIVES SOMEWHERE IN TOWN’)IGJE4D
SOMEWHITHER ILE4D
SOMNABULIST (=SLEEPWALKER)FPÁ’NTÒ4
SOMNOLENT (=DROWSY) ÖFDJÀ1
SON SLA2
SON OF, BE THE LÄ4SLA2
SONATA, PERFORM AÄ4SHSHNO7
SONG, SING AÄ4SHGO7
SONGSTERSHGO7STLË
SONGSTRESS SHGO7SCLË
SONIC BOOM, SOUND AÄ4MHË2
SON-IN-LAW SLHA2
SON-IN-LAW OF, BE THE LÄ4SLHA2
SONNET(=14 LINES OF IAMBIC PENTAMETER) FSHÏPÖDREDÚ6
SONOROUS ÖZHDA1
SOON IYHRÍ4
SOONIZÚ4
SOONER (=EARLIER) ILZA4
SOONER (=RATHER) IYRA9
SOONER OR LATER (=EVENTUALLY) IVÚ4
SOONER THAN (=BEFORE: CONJUNCTION) IYHÍ4Z
SOONER THAN (=BEFORE: PREPOSITION) IYHÍ4
SOONER THAN (=RATHER THAN) IYA9
SOOT TTO4
SOOTH, SPEAK (=SPEAK PROPHETICALLY)Ä4PTA’9
SOOTHE (=ASSUAGE THE PAIN OF) LÄ4ÜPNA1
SOOTHE (=MOLLIFY, APPEASE) LÄ4NCË8
SOOTHING ÖPNA1
SOOTHSAYER PTA’9
SOOTY (=COVERED WITH SOOT) ÖTJE9TTO4
SOOTY (=LIKE SOOT) ÖPÁ’4TTO4
SOP (GIVE C TO B AS A SOP: say: APPEASE B WITH C)LLÄ4NZË8
SOP (=DIP, SATURATE, DRENCH)LÄ4ÜTÔ
SOP (=ABSORB, BLOT)YÄ4KHÜ2
SOPHIST VCÀ1
SOPHISTICAL ÖVCÀ1
SOPHISTICATE (=IMPROVE THE DESIGN OF) LÄ4ÜGJDÒ6
SOPHISTICATED (=ELABORATE, INTRICATE)ÖMHBA1
SOPHISTICATED (=TECHNICAL, TECHNOLOGICAL) ÖTÉ7
SOPHISTICATED (=WISE) ÖTHSA1
SOPHOMORE, BE A COLLEGE Ä4SWËKHÄ’1
SOPHOMORE, BE A HIGH-SCHOOLÄ4SWÉBÄ’1
SOPHOMORE, COLLEGESWËKHÄ’1
SOPHOMORE, HIGH-SCHOOLSWÉBÄ’1
SOPHOMORIC (=PRETENTIOUS, AFFECTED) ÖWTÍ1
SOPORIFIC (SEE NOTE 4) ÖÜYL
SOPORIFIC (PHARMACEUTICAL: HYPNOTIC, SLEEPING PILL)CKHÁ3
SOPPING WET (=AS WET AS POSSIBLE)ÖWHLA9
SO[PRANO SINGERSHGO7ZHWA9
SOPRANO, SING OR SPEAK Ä4ZHWA9
SORBEOCONCHA (WIKI: CLADE OF GASTROPODS; ADW: missing)GJVÒ3
SORBERACEA (CLASS OF CHORDATES)BÄ’3
SORCERER WHTA’9STLË
SORCERESS WHTA’9SCLË
SORDID (=BASE, IGNOBLE) ÖTNJÍ1
SORDID (=FOUL, VILE) ÖQQÍ1
SORE (=ACUTE, SERIOUS, INTENSE) ÖQRA4
SORE(=BOIL, ULCER) GHÍZÒ1
SORE (=HURTING, PAINED) ÖFKHÀ1
SORE (=LESION, BRUISE, CUT)FRÀ1
SORELY (=ACUTELY) IQRA4
SORGHUM(POALES POACEAE SORGHUM) SSÖCHÏ8
SORGHUM MOLASSESRHÁ’1SSÖCHÏ8
SORREL (CARYOPHYLLALES POLYGONACEAE RUMEX ACETOSA)CGXÜMCÄ’8
SORREL, WOOD (OXALIDALES OXALIDACEAE OXALIS) KHKHEKHA8
SORROW, FEEL Ä4SË6
SORROWFUL (=CAUSING SORROW) ÖÜSË6
SORROWFUL (=FEELING SORROW) ÖSË6
SORRY (=MISERABLE, WRETCHED, POOR) ÖWHRHÍ1
SORRY (=REGRETFUL) ÖTË6
SORRY ABOUT, FEEL LÄ4TË6
SORRY, SAY THAT ONE IS (lit., SAY TO SOMEONE, “I’M SORRY.”)Ä4TLË6
SORT (=KIND, TYPE) CRI3
SORT (=SORT OUT, ASSORT) LÄ4ÜCHDJA1
SORTED ÖCHDJA1
SORTIE, MAKE A(=RAID, ATTACK) LÄ4CLHË8
SOT (=DRUNKARD) ZHRO3FRA4
SOUFFLE (=SOUFFLɱ, SEE NOTE 16)WÄ3
SOUL FOOD(=NUTRITIOUS FOOD) WÁ’1GJSHA1
SOUL, HAVING A (=SPIRITUAL) ÖZTU4
SOULFUL (=SPIRITUAL) ÖZTU4
SOULLESS ÖZU4
SOUND (=ANY AUDIBLE MANIFESTATION) (NOTE 3)ZR
SOUND (=AUDIBLE THING) TDO1
SOUND (=CAUSE TO SOUND) LÄ4ÜGDO1
SOUND (=EMIT A SOUND) Ä4GDO1
SOUND (=MEASURE THE DEPTH OF (AN OBJECT IN THE WATER)) LÄ4NHÖ4KHLHÉ9
SOUND (=MEASURE THE WHOLE DEPTH OF (THE WATER) ITSELF) LÄ4NHÖ4TJLHÉ9
SOUND (=SATISFYING (MEAL, ETC.)) ÖÜGSA1
SOUND (=SEEM ACCORDING TO INFORMATION TO BE) LÄ4ZHDO1
SOUND(=STABLE/STURDY, AS A STRUCTURE, WALL, ETC.) ÖSTA1
SOUND (=STABLE/VIABLE, AS AN ECONOMY) ÖMHTA1
SOUND (STRAIT…ORESUNDSTRAIT IS CALLED THE SOUND.)VSÍ2
SOUND (=WHOLESOME) ÖGJRA1
SOUND DECEPTIVELY LIKE LÄ4KHDLO1
SOUND FROM (=BE HEARD EMANATING FROM) LÄ4RQHE9
SOUND GENUINELY LIKE LÄ4KHDRO1
SOUND IN MIND (=SANE) ÖQLHA1
SOUND IN MIND (=SANE) ÖTHZA1
SOUND LIKE LÄ4KHDO1
SOUND OF MACHINERY, MAKE THE Ä4MO2
SOUND OF PAPERS, MAKE THE Ä4YË2
SOUND OF TRAFFIC, MAKE THE Ä4ÖYHË2
SOUND THROUGH (A WALL/PARTITION/ETC.)LÄ4SHQHE9
SOUND TO (=BE HEARD AS FAR AS) LÄ4LQHE9
SOUNDPROOF (=NOT TRANSMITTING SOUND) ÖQÈ4SHQHE9Í
SOUP ZÁ’1
SOUR ÖGXRA1
SOURCE (=SPRING, FOUNT) ZQÍ2
SOURCE (OF INFORMATION) DJRI3
SOURCE OF (=ORIGIN/BIRTHPLACE OF) NJE9
SOURDOUGH(=YEAST PLUS LACTOBACTERIA) YRA’8
SOURDOUGH BREADBÁ’1YRA’8
SOUSE (=DRENCH, QUENCH) YÄ4ÜTO6
SOUSE (=DRUNKARD) ZHRO3FRA4
SOUTH (NOUN)GRÍ2
SOUTH AFRICASFÄ1
SOUTH AFRICAN (=ORIGINATING IN OR NATIVE OF SOUTH AFRICA)ÖNJI9SFÄ1
SOUTH AMERICAGDÍLÍ2
SOUTH AMERICAN (=ORIGINATING OR NATIVE IN SOUTH AMERICA)ÖNJI9GDÍLÍ2
SOUTH FACE OF, ON THE ÖGFÍ4
SOUTH FRIGID ZONEKHFLÍ2
SOUTH GEOMAGNETIC POLE(SEE LINK AT SOUTH MAGNETIC POLE ALSO)KHZHLÍ2
SOUTH HALF OF TORRID ZONE, BETWEEN EQUATOR AND CAPRICORNKHTJLÍ2
SOUTH KOREAKGJÄ1
SOUTH KOREAN (=ORIGINATING IN OR NATIVE OF SOUTH KOREA)ÖNJI9KGJÄ1
SOUTHMAGNETIC POLEKHMHLÍ2
SOUTH OF ÖGÍ4
SOUTH OF THE OTHER ONE, asSOUTH DAKOTA, SOUTH KOREAÖGÍ4KH
SOUTH OF THERE (NOTE 6) GÍ4NHZH
SOUTH OF WHERE GÍ4Z
SOUTH PART, AS RESTRICTED TO THE, as SOUTH TEXASÖGCRÍ4
SOUTH POLEKHPLÍ2
SOUTH SUDANSSÄ1
SOUTH TEMPERATE ZONE, BETWEEN CAPRICORN AND ANTARCTIC KHMLÍ2
SOUTHBOUND (=GOING SOUTH) ÖTRÖ3
SOUTHBOUND (=LEADING SOUTH) ÖÜTRÖ3
SOUTHERLY (=FROM THE SOUTH) ÖRHE4GRÍ4
SOUTHERN ÖGRÍ4
SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE (GREEN IN IMAGE)KHSHLÍ2
SOUTHERN LATITUDE KHDLÍ2
SOUTHWARD ITRÖ3
SOUVENIR SHVE6
SOUVENIR, OF THE NATURE OF A ÖSHVE6
SOUVENIRS, DEAL OR COLLECT Ä4SHVÈ6
SOVEREIGN (ADJECTIVE: ROYAL, RULING) ÖRÁI
SOVEREIGN (NOUN: RULER) RÁ1
SOVIET (USE: BOARD, COUNCIL) BRÜ8
SOW (=MATURE FEMALE SUID) RSÓ1SCLË
SOW (=PLANT IN THE SOIL, AS ‘SOW CORN’) LÄ4ÜTHNHÖ8
SOW (=PUT SEEDS IN, AS ‘SOW THE FIELD’) LÄ4ÜPNJË8
SOWN (=INSERTED IN THE SOIL) ÖTHNHÖ8
SOWN (=SEEDED) ÖPNJË8
SOY FLOURFA’8BBÏCMA8
SOY SAUCEWÁ’1BBÏCMA8
SOYA (=SOYBEANS) (FABALES FABACEAE GLYCINE MAX)BBÏCMA8
SOYBEANS (=SOYA) (FABALES FABACEAE GLYCINE MAX)BBÏCMA8
SPA (=HEALTH RESORT) SRHÚ1
SPA, VACATION OR RELAX IN AÄ4SRHÚ1È1
SPACE (=ROOM) GRI4
SPACE (=SEPARATION BETWEEN WORDS IN A TEXT)SHTHÍTHÈ6
SPACE (=UNIVERSE) SÍ2
SPACE, OUTERQTÁ1
SPACEMAN (=ASTRONAUT) SHSHÈ1
SPACESHIP SHSHE1
SPACESHIPZHVÄ’1
SPACESHIP, TRAVEL IN A Ä4SHSHÈ1
SPACIOUS ÖBCA1
SPACKLE (CAULKING PLASTER)BBE1GCE6
SPADE (PLAYING CARD) PLÍWE6
SPADE(TOOL) NHSE1
SPADE, DIG WITH A (TRANSITIVE) LÄ4NHSÈ1
SPADIXBRÍDÈ8
SPAGHETTINSÁ’1
SPAGHETTI AND MEATBALLSNSÁ’1EMÁ’1
SPAIN SPÄ1
SPAM (=JUNK E-MAIL) TLYE1VNÍ1
SPAN (=BAY OF A BUILDING) CQÜ3
SPAN (=BE AS LARGE IN AREA AS) LÄ4NHÁ’4BWÉ1
SPAN(=REACH OVER, CROSS) LÄ4ZÉ2
SPAN (=WINGSPAN/WIDTH OF AN AIRPLANE) BRÉ1MÉ4SHNE1
SPANDEX DSHÍ2
SPANDEX, MADE OF ÖDSHÍ2
SPANDREL(=HORIZONTAL WIDTH OF MASONRY BETWEEN WINDOWS)BMRÚ1
SPANDREL (=UPPER PART OF AN ARCH)STRA4BRHÚ1
SPANGLE (=BE AN ADORNMENT OF) LÄ4SDHO4
SPANISH (=ORIGINATING IN OR NATIVE OF SPAIN) ÖNJI3SPÄ1
SPANISH FLY(=CANTHARIDIN, APHRODISIAC FROM LYTTA VESICATORIA) CSÁ3CMELVÓ3
SPANISH FLY(COLEOPTERA MELOIDAE LYTTA VESICATORIA) CMELVÓ3
SPANISH RICE(USE: RICE STEW±, SEE NOTE 16)ZHÁ’SSÏZÏ8
SPANISH TO, SPEAKLÄ4RDÚ6
SPANISH, SPEAK Ä4RDÚ6
SPANISH-SPEAKER RDÚ6
SPANISH-SPEAKING ÖRDÚ6
SPANK LÄ4ZÖ2
SPANNER (=WRENCH, q,v,) KHNE1
SPANWISE (=EXTENDING LEFT TO RIGHT IN WINGS OF A PLANE)ISSHLÖ3
SPAR (=SPANWISE BEAM IN THE WING OF A PLANE)CBÚ1KHWHE6
SPAR (=TIMBER IN A SHIP) RRE6
SPAR (=DO BOXING PRACTICE) Ä4SMHÓ9
SPARE (=DO WITHOUT, DISPENSE WITH) LÄ4MHLÀ4
SPARE (=GIVE) YÄ4GJÀ6
SPARE (=HAVE MERCY ON) LÄ4TYA1
SPARE (=ODD, LOOSE, EXTRA) ÖYDA1
SPARE (=PRESERVE, SAVE) YÄ4ZVË8
SPARE (=REFRAIN MERCIFULLY AS) (SEE NOTE 2)-QHÒ4-
SPARE (SOMEBODY) IMPRISONMENTLÄ4QHÒ4FPË8
SPARE (=SKINNY, LEAN) ÖBFÍ1
SPARE (=USE THRIFTILY) LÄ4TTHA1
SPARK FMÍ2
SPARK (=GIVE OFF SPARKS) Ä4WA3
SPARK (=GIVE OFF SPARKS) Ä4FMÍ2
SPARK PLUGYGXRE1
SPARK PLUGS, EQUIP WITH (=INSTALL SPARK PLUGS IN) LÄ4YGXRÈ1
SPARKLE Ä4WA3
SPARKLER (USE: SPARKLING FIRECRACKER) DFE6WA3
SPARKLING WINEWÖ7BÏ6
SPARROWS, NEW WOELD(PASSERIFORMES EMBERIZIDAE AIMOPHILA ETC) PMHOFRU1
SPARROW, OLD WORLD (PASSERIFORMES PASSERIDAE)PPU1
SPARSE (=IN FEW PLACES PER UNIT AREA) ÖDHRÍ4
SPARSELY POPULATED ÖKHPÍ1
SPARSER THAN ÖDHÍ4
SPARTAN (=DISCIPLINED) ÖYHPA1
SPARTAN (=STRICT) ÖTHRHA1
SPASMODIC, BE Ä4FNÀ1
SPASMS, HAVE Ä4FNÀ1
SPASMS, HAVEÄ4RDÜMÓ4
SPASTIC, BE Ä4FNÀ1
SPATE (=FLOOD) GXO6
SPATE (=MUCH, A WHOLE LOT) ÖCRA4
SPATHELBRÈ8
SPATIAL (=THREE-DIMENSIONAL, SOLID) ÖDHTE6
SPATTER (=CAUSE SOMETHING TO SPATTERED) YÄ4ÜTHGHÖ8
SPATTER (=BE(COME) SPATTERED UPON) LÄ4THGHÖ8
SPATTERED (=ADHERING IN GOBS/SPOTS/ETC.) ÖTHGHÖ8
SPATTERED (=SPECKLED WITH GOBS/SPOTS/ETC.) ÖTHGHÖ8Í
SPATULA DPEI
SPATULA, RAISE OR TURN WITH ALÄ4DPÈ1
SPATULATE (LEAF SHAPE) ÖTÍFKHLÏ1
SPAWN (=CAST/LAY EGGS) LÄ4ÜGJÈ3
SPAWN (=ROE, FISH EGGS) GJÈ3PÄ’3
SPAY (=CASTRATE)LÄ4ÜPQHË8
SPAYED (=CASTRATED)ÖPQHË8
SPEAK (=TALK) (NOTE 4) Ä4QH
SPEAK (A LANGUAGE) Ä4RÚ6
SPEAK ABOUT LÄ4TSHÀ1
SPEAK ARABIC Ä4RRÙ6
SPEAK BENGALI Ä4RBÚ6
SPEAK CHINESE Ä4RSHÚ6
SPEAK ENGLISH Ä4RGÚ6
SPEAK FRENCH Ä4RFÚ6
SPEAK GERMAN Ä4RGJÚ6
SPEAK HINDI Ä4RKHÚ6
SPEAK INDONESIANÄ4RZHÚ6
SPEAK ITALIAN Ä4RTÚ6
SPEAK JAPANESE Ä4RZHÚ6
SPEAK MALAYÄ4RMÚ6
SPEAK PORTUGUESE Ä4RPÚ6
SPEAK RUSSIANÄ4RWÚ6
SPEAK SPANISH Ä4RDÚ6
SPEAK TAGALOG Ä4RTJÚ6
SPEAK THAI Ä4RTHÚ6
SPEAK TO B ABOUT C LLÄ4DZHÀ1
SPEAK TURKISH Ä4RKÚ6
SPEAK UKRAINIAN Ä4RYÚ6
SPEAK VIETNAMESE Ä4RVÚ6
SPEAR (=IMPALE WITH A SPEAR) LÄ4KHPÈ6
SPEAR (=PIKE, JAVELIN) KHPE6
SPEARFISH(=MARLIN) (PERCIFORMES ISTIOPHORIDAE)VZISÄ’3
SPEARMINT(LAMIALES LAMIACEAE MENTHA SPICATA)WWETHSÉ8
SPEARMINT CANDY (HARD CANDY FOR SUCKING)DYÁ’1WWETHSE`8
SPEARMINT GUMDGXÁ’1WWETHSE`8
SPECIAL ÖPÁ1
SPECIALIST (MEDICAL) VSÄ’6
SPECIALIZE AS (SEE NOTE 2) -YHÄ’4-
SPECIALIZE AS AN OSTEOPATH Ä4YHÄ’4VTJÄ’6
SPECIE (=COIN(S)) MRE1
SPECIESMCÜ8
SPECIFIC (=CERTAIN, PARTICULAR, GIVEN) (NOTE 5) ÖV
SPECIFIC (=OF A DEFINITE KIND) ÖCRE2
SPECIFIC (=PERTAINING TO SPECIES) ÖSÁ’4MCÜ8
SPECIFIC (=STATING SPECIFICS) ÖCPÀ1
SPECIFIC (VS. GENERAL) ÖCHZÍ1
SPECIFIC ENTHALPYCXDHECCEGJE3
SPECIFIC ENTROPYCXDHEFVE3
SPECIFIC GRAVITYCXDHESFE3
SPECIFIC HEAT CAPACITYCXDHEGJZE3
SPECIFIC HEAT AT CONSTANT PRESSURECXDHECCEBE3
SPECIFIC HEAT AT CONSTANT VOLUMECXDHECDEZE3
SPECIFIC IMPULSECXDHCTECE3
SPECIFIC VOLUMECXDHEFGJE3
SPECIFIC WEIGHTCXSHEGJCE3
SPECIFICATIONS MSHÚ6
SPECIFICATIONS FOR, AUTHOR THE LÄ4MSHÚ6
SPECIFIED ÖLRI9
SPECIFY (=PROPOUND SPECIFICATIONS REQUIRING)YÄ4MSHÚ6
SPECIFY (GENERALLY) LÄ4CPÀ1
SPECIMEN (OF A PLANT/ANIMAL/ROCK/COIN/ETC.) MSO4
SPECIMEN, CHOICE, EXCERPT, ETC. MO4
SPECIOUS (FALLACIOUS) ÖFTU4
SPECK (=MOTE, TINY BIT)CMO4
SPECKLE(=SPECK OF A DIFFERENT COLOR)CMO4RHCÒ6
SPECTACLE(=MARVEL) DVA1
SPECTACULAR (=LAVISH SHOW/ PRODUCTION) PSHÉ3
SPECTACULAR (=FANTASTIC, FABULOUS)ÖDFA1
SPECTATE LÄ4VGJË8
SPECTATOR VGJË8
SPECTER (=ILLUSION, PHANTOM) SHTU4Í
SPECTROGRAM (=POLYCHROME INAGE OF LIGHT) TJSRE1
SPECTROGRAPH(=INSTRUMENT FOR MAKING SPECTROGRAMS)TJSE1
SPECTROMETER (=INSTRUMENT FOR ANALYZING MATERIALS)TJSHE1
SPECTROSCOPE (=SPECTROSCOPE) TJSHE1
SPECTROSCOPE, RECORD (A SPECTRUM/ETC.) WITH A LÄ4TJSHÈ1
SPECTRUM FRHE9
SPECULATE (=CONJECTURE) LÄ4NSÀ1
SPECULATE (IN STOCK) YÄ4GJSË8
SPECULATIVE (=CONJECTURAL) ÖGJLÖ9
SPECULATOR (IN STOCK) GJSË8
SPEECH, MAKE A (=DECLAIM) Ä4CGXÀ1
SPEECHIFY (=MAKE A LOT OF SPEECHES) Ä4CGXÀ1CGXÀ1
SPEECHLESS ÖLHWÒ6
SPEED SÜ4NJLHÉ4
SPEED (SEE NOTE 3) DH
SPEED OF LIGHTCXGECE3
SPEED OF SOUND AT STP CXGEVE3
SPEED UP (=CAUSE TO GO FASTER) LÄ4ÜGJDHÒ6
SPEED UP (=START GOING FASTER) Ä4GJDHÒ6
SPEEDOMETER CDHE6
SPEEDOMETER, CLOCK WITH A LÄ4CDHÈ6
SPEEDWAY(AUTO RACETRACK) SVÜTHLÚ8
SPELAEOGRIPHACEA (ORDER OF MALACOSTRACANS)CSÀ’3
SPELL (=GIVE THE SPELLING OF) LÄ4ÜKSA1
SPELL (=SHORT PERIOD) CJAGRË4
SPELL UPON, CAST A (=ENCHANT, BEWITCH) LÄ4ÜTJRÍ1
SPELL, EXPERIENCE A DIZZY Ä4FDÀ1
SPELLBINDING (=FASCINATING) ÖÜQHË6
SPELLBOUND (=FASCINATED) ÖQHË6
SPELLBOUND WITH, BE (=BE FASCINATED WITH) LÄ4QHË6
SPELLED (WORD) ÖKSA1
SPELLING BEE lit., GAME ABOUT SPELLED WORDS) PGÉ3TJE4KSA1
SPEND YÄ4KHÖ6
SPENDTHRIFT TTHÍ1
SPERM (=SEMEN) RLÜGJRA’1
SPERM(=SPERMATOZOON) RLÜGJA’1
SPERM WHALE(CETACEA PHYSETERIDAE)CYHÓ1
SPERMATOZOON RLÜGJA’1
SPEW (=VOMIT) Ä4SHVÀ1
SPHAGNUM (SPHNAGNALES SPHAGNIDAE SPHAGNUM) MMÁ’GJEGJEGJU8
SPHALERITE RHFÍ2
SPHENISCIFORMES(ORDER OF BIRDS)NJU1
SPHENODONTIA(ORDER OF REPTILES)RNÄ’3
SPHENOID (=WEDGE-SHAPED, CUNEIFORM) ÖSQLÖ8
SPHENOID BONESHCRÍSA’1
SPHERE (=SPHERE (OF ACTIVITY/INFLUENCE/ETC.)) (NOTE 3) B
SPHERE (HOLLOW, e.g., PING PONG BALL) MRÉFÏ1
SPHERE (SOLID, e.g., BILLIARD BALL) MRÏ1
SPHERE OF, BE IN THE (=BE ENGAGED IN BY) LÄ4QHRE3
SPHERICAL ÖMRÏ1
SPHERICAL EXCESSCXDHESPE3
SPHERICAL INTERIOR MRÍNÏ1
SPHERICAL SURFACE MRÉFÏ1
SPHEROID (OBLATE) MWÏ1
SPHEROID (PROLATE) MLÏ1
SPHINX (=STATUE OF A FELID) THLE1ÏKLÓI
SPHYGMOMETER MHFE1
SPHYGMOMETER, CHECK WITH A LÄ4MHFÈ1
SPICE (=ADD SPICE TO) LÄ4VÁ’1È1
SPICE (=SEASONING, FLAVORING) VÁ’1
SPICED (=CONTAINING SPICE) ÖVÁ’1
SPICK AND SPAN (=CLEAN AND NEAT) ÖFLA1Ö1FMHA1
SPICY (=CONTAINING SPICE) ÖVÁ’1
SPIDER(ARANEAE)KHRÀ’3
SPIDER MITE(ACARI=ACARINA TETRANYCHIDAE)KHCETÀ’3
SPIDER MONKEY(PRIMATES ATELIDAE ATELES)BWEWÓ1