Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Situationalism

The doctrine or theory that actions, behavior, or moral decisions are determined by the specific circumstances of a situation rather than by universal moral principles or fixed personality traits.

Skara Brae

A remarkably well-preserved stone-built Neolithic settlement, located on the West Mainland of Orkney, Scotland, dating from roughly 3180 BC to 2500 BC.

Skelp

To strike, slap, or beat, especially with the open hand or a thin object.

Skronk

A harsh, discordant, and aggressive sound, typically produced by brass or heavily distorted electric string instruments.

Slipe

A strip or piece, especially one that has been peeled off or cut away.

Sloyd

A system of elementary handcraft, especially woodworking, designed for educational purposes to develop general dexterity and practical skills.

Sluttery

Habitual untidiness, slovenliness, or uncleanliness in personal habits or surroundings.

Smize

To smile with your eyes, making them appear engaged, smiling, and expressive even when the mouth is neutral or posing.

Smolt

A young salmon or sea trout when it becomes silvery and is ready to migrate to the sea for the first time.

Snool

A mean, servile, or cringing person; a sycophant or a person whose spirit has been broken by abuse or tyranny.

Sobriquet

A person's nickname.

Sodomitical

Relating to or characteristic of sodomy; involving anal intercourse or oral-genital sex, particularly between males.