English to English Dictionary

Sifter

A kitchen utensil used to separate wanted elements from unwanted material or for controlling the particle size distribution of a sample.

Sige-Daehoe

A large meeting or conference, typically involving multiple stakeholders for discussion and decision-making.

Sigh

A long, deep breath that is often an expression of sadness, relief, or fatigue.

Sight

The ability to see; the visual perception.

Sight-Gag

A visual joke or comedic moment that relies on sight rather than dialogue.

Sight-Hound

A type of dog that hunts primarily by sight rather than by scent.

Sight-Loss

The condition of losing the ability to see, either partially or completely.

Sight-Unseen

Describing something that is accepted or agreed upon without prior inspection.

Sightlessness

The condition of being unable to see; blindness.

Sightseer

A person who visits places of interest, famous landmarks, or tourist attractions in a particular location.

Sigil

A symbol or sign believed to have magical power, often used in rituals.

Sign

An object, quality, or event whose presence or occurrence indicates the probable presence or occurrence of something else.