English to English Dictionary

Sahib

A polite title of respect used for a man, especially formerly in colonial South Asia.

Sail

A piece of material attached to a boat or ship to catch the wind and provide propulsion.

Sailing Close to the Wind

To act in a manner that is risky or borderline acceptable, often in a way that tests the limits of legality or morality.

Sailor

A person who works as a member of the crew of a ship or boat, especially in a navy.

Saint

A person acknowledged as holy or virtuous and typically regarded as being in heaven after death, sometimes formally canonized by a church such as the Roman Catholic Church.

Saintly

Showing qualities associated with a saint, such as holiness, virtue, or extreme benevolence.

Sake

The purpose of achieving or keeping something; advantage, interest, or respect.

Salad

A dish consisting of mixed pieces of food, typically vegetables, often served cold.

Salary loan

A short-term loan extended to an individual, typically repaid automatically from their upcoming payroll or salary deductions.

Saliva

The clear, tasteless liquid secreted into the mouth by glands, providing lubrication for chewing and swallowing and aiding in digestion.

Salivation

The production of saliva in the mouth.

Saljjakdechida

To be in a state of being alive or to exist.