Dictionary

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sweep through Verb succeed at easily
streetwalk Verb walk the streets in search of customers
sail through Verb succeed at easily
stretch along Verb occupy a large, elongated area
survive Verb support oneself
survive Verb continue to live through hardship or adversity
survive Verb live longer than
survive Verb continue in existence after an adversity, opposition, etc
sodomize Verb practice anal sex upon
sodomize Verb copulate with an animal
sodomise Verb practice anal sex upon
sodomise Verb copulate with an animal
shamanize Verb practice shamanism
shamanise Verb practice shamanism
subsist Verb support oneself
send down Verb suspend temporarily from college or university, in England
short-change Verb deprive of by deceit
short-change Verb cheat someone by not returning him enough money
squeeze for Verb squeeze someone for money, information, etc.
secede Verb withdraw from an organization or communion
set ablaze Verb set fire to
shack up Verb share living quarters
set aflame Verb to set fire to
sleep over Verb stay overnight
set on fire Verb set fire to
stay over Verb stay overnight
set afire Verb set fire to
stay away Verb stay clear of, avoid
shade off Verb cast a shadow over
stand by Verb be available or ready for a certain function or service
stand by Verb be loyal to
stand by Verb not act or do anything
spear up Verb thrust up like a spear
stick about Verb be available or ready for a certain function or service
stick by Verb be loyal to
suffice Verb be sufficient
serve well Verb promote, benefit, or be useful or beneficial to
shine at Verb be good at
stay on Verb continue in a place, position, or situation
stay fresh Verb fail to spoil or rot
stay at Verb reside temporarily
shower down Verb rain abundantly
sluice down Verb pour as if from a sluice
sit around Verb be around, often idly or without specific purpose
subtend Verb be opposite to
she Pronoun nominative singular feminine pronoun
sickie Noun a day you take off from work due to illness
swather Noun a piece of farm equipment that cuts small grain crops
sewist Noun one who sews
stoked Adjective to be excited about something