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Salacious
lascivious; lustful
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Salutary
expecting an improvement; favorable to health
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Sanction
to approve; ratify; permit
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Sardonic
cynical; scornfully; mocking
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Sartorial
pertaining to tailors
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Schematic
relating to or in the form of an outline or diagram
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Sedition
behavior prompting rebellion
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Seismic
relating to earthquakes; earthshaking
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Sensuous
relating to the senses; operating through the senses
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Sentient
aware; conscious; able to perceive
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Servile
submissive; obedient
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Sextant
navigation tool that determines latitude and longitude
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Shard
a piece of broken glass or pottery
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Sidereal
relating to the stars
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Simian
apelike; relating to apes
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Simlie
comparison of one thing with another using "like" or "as"
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Sinecure
well-paying job or offive that requires little or no work
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Sinuous
winding; intricate; complex
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Sodden
thoroughly soaked; saturaed
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Solicitous
concerned; attentive; eager
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Solvent
able to meet finacial obligations
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Somatic
relating to or affecting the body; corporeal
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Soporific
sleep producing
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Sordid
filthy; contemptible and corrupt
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Specious
seeming to be logical and sounded, but not really so
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Squalor
filthy, wretched condition
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Staccato
marked by abrupt, clear-cut sounds
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Stanch
to stop or check the flow of
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Stentorian
extremely loud
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Stigma
mark of disgrace or inferiority
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Stipulate
to specify as an essential condition
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Stolid
having or showing little emotion
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Stratified
arranged in layers
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Striated
marked with thin, narrowed grooves or channels
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Stricture
something that restrains; negative criticism
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Strident
loud; harsh; unpleasantly noisy
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Stultify
to impair or reduce to uselessness
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Stupefy
to dull the senses of; stun; astonish
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Substantiate
to support with proof or evidence
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Substantive
essential; pertaining to the substance
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Subsume
to include; incorporate
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Subversive
inted to undermine or overthrow, especially and established government
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Succor
relief; help in time of distress or want
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Supine
lying on the back; marked by lethargy
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Supplant
to replace; substitute
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Suppliant
beseeching(to beg for urgertly or anxiously; to request earnestly)
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Supplicant
one who asks humbly or earnestly
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Supposition
the act of assuming to be true or real
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Syllogism
a form of deductive reasoning that has a major premise, a minor premise, and a conclusion
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Sylvan
relating to the woods or forest
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