English words starting with S

a person who takes part in a summit conference.

the practice or process of holding summit meetings between heads of state or government.

To order someone to come to a place.

The act of ordering or authoritatively requesting someone to be present.

An official order to appear in a court of law.

a japanese style of wrestling in which a competitor attempts to force his opponent out of a circular ring or to the ground

a pit or reservoir serving as a drain or receptacle for liquids, especially in a mine or the crankcase of an internal combustion engine.

a pack animal, especially a horse or mule, used for carrying loads.

relating to or regulating personal expenditures, especially on luxury items.

very expensive and looking very impressive

in a way that involves great expense or luxury; richly and splendidly.

The star around which the earth orbits and which provides light and heat for the earth.

Dried, hardened, or cooked by the heat of the sun

Damaged, withered, or made barren by intense heat and light from the sun.

Faded or discolored by prolonged exposure to sunlight.

Having skin tanned or darkened by exposure to the sun.

Marked with spots or patches of sunlight that shine through a gap, such as leaves.

Receiving a very large amount of sunlight; bathed in sunshine.

Dried by the heat of the sun, not by artificial means.

Having had its color weakened or changed by prolonged exposure to sunlight.

Full of or bright with sunlight.

(of a person's skin or hair) lightly tanned or lightened by the sun.

Resembling or characteristic of the sun.

Thriving in or preferring sunny conditions; requiring or enjoying a lot of sunlight.

Dried out, damaged, or discolored by the intense heat of the sun.

Exposed to and warmed by a large amount of sunshine.

Brightly illuminated by sunlight, often in a way that suggests it is scattered or dappled.

Marked with streaks or lines of sunlight.

Made warm by the heat of the sun

(especially of a place or scene) brightly illuminated by sunlight, giving an impression of being cleansed or bleached by it.

To sit or lie in the sun, especially to get a suntan.

A person who lies in the sun, especially to get a suntan.

A ray of sunlight.

A region or area of a country that is characterized by a warm, sunny climate.

A small, brightly colored Old World songbird with a long, curved bill, feeding on nectar.

A cream or lotion rubbed onto the skin to protect it from the sun's ultraviolet rays.

reddening, inflammation, and, in severe cases, blistering and peeling of the skin caused by overexposure to the ultraviolet rays of the sun.

Having skin that is red and sore from spending too much time in the sun.

having skin that is red and sore because of spending too much time in the sun

A sudden, powerful appearance of sunlight breaking through clouds.

the edible tuber of a species of sunflower, resembling a knobby potato, also known as a jerusalem artichoke.

a sweet dish consisting of ice cream served with a topping such as fruit, syrup, or nuts.

The day of the week following Saturday, observed by most Christians as a day of rest and worship.

A class held on Sundays to teach children about Christianity and the Bible.

an open deck or area on a ship or building, designed for passengers or occupants to sit or lie in the sun.

To break apart or separate, especially by force or violence.

a small carnivorous bog plant with sticky hairs on its leaves that trap and digest insects.

a device that shows the time by the position of a shadow cast by a pointer in sunlight.

the time in the evening when the sun disappears and night begins; sunset.

a light, loose dress, typically without sleeves, worn in warm weather.

of various kinds; several

A large, almost circular, freshwater fish with a deep, flattened body, especially the North American species that often basks near the surface.

A tall plant with a large, round, yellow flower whose seeds can be eaten or used to make oil.

Past participle of sing.

a pair of glasses with dark lenses to protect the eyes from bright sunlight.

Past participle of sink

Having sunk or been submerged in water.

Without any sun; dark or gloomy because the sun is not shining.

The natural light that comes from the sun.

Illuminated by the sun.

The larger of the two main branches of Islam, which accepts the first four caliphs as the rightful successors of Muhammad and bases its teachings on the Quran and the Sunna.

Controlled, governed, or having a majority population of Sunni Muslims.

Relating to or involving both Sunni and Shiite branches of Islam

Having a lot of bright light from the sun

A cushioned mat or mattress used for lying on in the sun, typically outdoors.

A room or enclosed area, often with many windows, built onto a house to receive sunlight.

The time in the morning when the sun appears or full daylight arrives.

A panel in the roof of a car that can be opened or removed to let in light and air.

a room with large windows or glass walls designed to let in a lot of sunlight, often used as a sitting area or for growing plants.

a cream or lotion rubbed onto the skin to protect it from the harmful effects of the sun.

the time in the evening when the sun disappears and night begins.

A device such as an umbrella, awning, or parasol used to give protection from the sun.

The light and heat that come from the sun.

Full of or bright with sunshine; cheerful and happy.

A dark patch that appears temporarily on the sun's surface, appearing darker because it is cooler than the surrounding areas.

a serious illness caused by spending too much time in strong heat and light from the sun, which can cause a high body temperature, headache, and loss of consciousness.

the brown colour that your skin goes when you spend time in the sun

having skin that has become darker after being in the sun

the time in the morning when the sun appears above the horizon; sunrise.

in the direction toward the sun

The Buddhist concept of the emptiness or voidness of all phenomena, signifying the absence of inherent, independent existence.

To eat supper or to eat or drink something, especially by taking small amounts

Very good or pleasant; excellent

More efficient than normal; having extremely high efficiency.

Extremely or exceptionally fast.

Extremely hot in temperature.

Extremely powerful; having exceptionally great strength, influence, or capability.

Of a product, especially a food, drink, or fuel: of the highest possible quality and price, exceeding the standard premium grade.

(of a person or group) having an extremely large amount of money or assets.

Extremely or exceptionally secret; classified at the highest level of secrecy.

Describing something that has been made extremely or unusually large, especially in the context of food portions or commercial products.

extremely thin or slender, often to an exaggerated degree.

Extremely strong; possessing strength far beyond the ordinary.

Extremely tight; having no slack or looseness.

An amount that is more than is needed or can be used; an excessive quantity.

A high-performance alloy, typically based on nickel, cobalt, or iron, that retains its strength at extremely high temperatures and is resistant to corrosion and oxidation.

too old for work or use; obsolete or outdated

of excellent quality; splendid

in an impressively splendid, excellent, or skillful manner.

a strain of bacteria that has become resistant to antibiotic drugs.

To take the place of (a person or thing previously in authority or use); to supplant.

a very large retail store, typically a hypermarket, that combines a full supermarket with a wide range of non-food merchandise.

to charge with a greater or excessive quantity of something, such as power, energy, or intensity.

(of an engine) fitted with a supercharger to increase its power.

a device that forces extra air or fuel into an engine to increase its power.

Behaving or looking as though one thinks one is superior to others.

A very large group of galaxies that are gravitationally bound and form part of the large-scale structure of the universe.

A very large and powerful particle accelerator, used to study fundamental particles and forces by colliding beams of particles at extremely high energies.

An extremely powerful computer that can perform complex calculations at very high speeds, typically used for scientific and engineering work.

the use of extremely powerful, high-speed computers for processing very large amounts of data or performing extremely complex calculations.

having the property of conducting electricity without resistance, typically at very low temperatures.

having the property of superconductivity; allowing electricity to flow through with zero electrical resistance, typically at very low temperatures.

The property of zero electrical resistance in certain materials when cooled below a critical temperature.

a substance that has no electrical resistance, typically at very low temperatures, allowing electricity to flow through it without any loss of energy.

A very large landmass formed from the joining of multiple continents.

(of a liquid) cooled below its freezing point without solidification.

(of a fluid) at a temperature and pressure above its critical point, where distinct liquid and gas phases do not exist.

the part of a person's mind that acts as a self-critical conscience, reflecting social standards learned from parents and teachers.

Concerned only with what is obvious or apparent; not thorough or deep.

the fact of being superficial; a lack of thoroughness, depth of character, or serious thought.