Words Starting With "S"

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Spaniards

People from Spain, a country located in southwestern Europe. Alternatively, it can also refer to a native speaker of the Spanish language. In this context, it usually refers to people from countries in Central and South America and the Caribbean that were formerly colonized by Spain.

Spaniel

A spaniel is a type of gun dog that is known for its friendly and affectionate nature. They are a popular breed, often used for hunting and are known for their coat, which can be either curly or wavy. There are several types of spaniels including the Cocker Spaniel, Springer Spaniel, and English Cocker Spaniel.

Spanikopita

Spanakopita is a traditional Greek savory pastry dish made with spinach, feta cheese, and sometimes other ingredients such as onions, garlic, and breadcrumbs, wrapped in flaky filo pastry. It is often served as an appetizer, side dish, or light meal, and can be found in many Greek restaurants and households around the world.

Spanish

Spanish refers to: 1. A Romance language spoken by about 460 million people around the world, primarily in Spain and the Americas. 2. A native of Spain, or a person of Spanish descent. 3. Relating to or characteristic of Spain or its culture. 4. Something related to the Spanish language or culture. Example sentences: - I've been studying Spanish for three years. - She's of Spanish heritage. - The Spanish city of Barcelona is famous for its architecture.

Spank

To give a spank: a light blow or tap, often on the buttocks, as a form of punishment or playful reprimand.

Spanked

To spank someone means to strike them lightly, usually on the buttocks, as a form of punishment or discipline, especially a child.

Spanking

To strike someone, typically a child, as a form of punishment, usually on the buttocks, often with the hand.

Spanks

Punishes, usually a parent, by slapping or hitting their child with an open hand.

Spanned

Stretched out or expanded over a longer period of time or area. Example: The new school will be spanned over three acres of land. It can also mean separated into parts, especially by a hard or sudden change. Example: The road was spanned by a bridge over the river. It can also mean to cover or bridge a gap or divide between two things. Example: The company will span the gap between rich and poor communities with its new welfare program.

Spanner

A spanner is a type of wrench or tool used for turning bolts and nuts. It is characterized by a long handle and a loop-shaped metal part at the end. Spanners are commonly used for tasks such as tightening or loosening bolts, fixing leaks, and adjusting machinery.

Spanners

"Pliers or plier wrench. A versatile tool with U-shaped jaws and often a handle for gripping, bending, and twisting objects."

Spanning

Extending over a wide area or time; widespread or extensive. Example: "The train line spanning across the country connects major cities."

Spanokopita

Spanakopita is a Greek savory pastry dish. The name means "spinach pie" in Greek, and it is typically made with spinach, feta cheese, and phyllo dough. The ingredients are mixed, then wrapped in the phyllo dough and baked until golden brown.

Spanokopitas

Spanakopitas are a type of Greek savory pastry dish. The name "spanakopitas" is derived from the Greek words "spanaki" (σπανακι), meaning spinach, and "pita" (πιτά), meaning pastry.

Spans

The word "spans" has multiple meanings: 1. Stretches across an area or distance: The bridge spans the river. 2. Extends over a period of time: The tree's branches can span decades. 3. Engages or involves different groups, activities, or interests: The charity spans seven different countries in its relief efforts. 4. Covers or includes a wide range of subjects or ideas: The magazine spans politics, sports, and culture. In general, "spans" refers to the act of extending or covering something over a distance, time, or range of subjects.

Spar

A pointed object used for piercing or cutting, typically consisting of a single rod or bar with a sharp point at the end.

Sparaxis

A Sparaxis is a genus of flowering plants in the iris family, native to southern Africa.

Spare

To save or use something or some time not needed for something else. Example: "I think I can spare some time to help you with your project." To remove or get rid of something. Example: "Spare the tree from being cut down." In medicine, not essential or necessary. Example: "This medicine can be given spare to children." In sports, a spare in bowling is a strike. Example: "He bowled a strike and got a spare the next frame." In naval vessels or military, a spare part or equipment that is stored in case some are lost during a war or battle. Example: "The crew was preparing the spare part in case the engines broke down."

Spareable

The word "spareable" is not a valid word in the English language. It is possible that it was misspelled or that it is a made-up word. However, I think you may be thinking of the word "speakable", which is a valid English word. It refers to something that can be spoken or expressed, either in words or in a vocal tone. If you meant "spareable", please let me know and I can try to help you understand the intended meaning.

Spared

Verb: used to describe something that has not happened or been done. Example: "Thankfully, no one was harmed, but the building was spared from damage." Adjective: something that is not used or wasted. Example: "The company spared no expense on the new marketing campaign."

Sparely

Rarity certainly does go sparely. This is an adverb that means in a sparing or intermittent manner; infrequently; hardly ever.

Sparerib

Spare rib refers to a cut of pork meat that comes from the ribcage area of a pig. It is a type of rib meat that is typically meaty and has a good balance of fat and lean meat. Spare ribs are often slow-cooked or braised to make them tender and flavorful, and are often served as a main dish or used in a variety of sauces and seasonings.

Spareribs

Pork ribs that have been cut between the bones, resulting in individually portioned, tender, and relatively boneless pieces that are uneven in size and shape but have a rich flavor.

Spares

Extra or additional parts or resources, especially mechanical or technical items, that are not currently needed but may become necessary in the future. Example: "The car's owner replaced the spare tire before the trip, just in case."

Sparganiaceae

The Sparganiaceae is a small family of aquatic plants in the order Najadales, which includes a single genus, Sparganium. The members of this family are commonly known as bur reeds, brittlebur reeds, or burrs. They are rhizomatous aquatic plants characterized by leaflike bracts and a long, thread-like pistil below several stamens, whenever present. The genus is commonly found in the Northern Hemisphere, usually in cold, aquatic or tidal environments.

Sparganosis

Sparganosis is a rare parasitic infection caused by the larvae of the sparganum, a type of tapeworm that belongs to the genus Spirometra. The larvae can penetrate the skin, usually through contact with contaminated water, and migrate to various body organs, such as the liver, muscles, or brain, causing cysts to form. These cysts can cause a range of symptoms, including abdominal pain, swelling, and neurologic deficits, depending on the location of the larvae. Sparganosis is most commonly found in Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin America, and is typically diagnosed through imaging studies or biopsy. Treatment usually involves surgical removal of the cysts, combined with antiparasitic medications to eliminate the remaining parasites.

Sparge

To sparge is a verb that means to sprinkle or distribute a liquid, especially water or hot water, over something, such as coffee grounds or a metal, in order to extract or dissolve something from it.

Spargefaction

Spargefaction refers to the process of spreading or interspersing something, typically liquid, through a solid or porous material, often to saturate or soak it.

Sparging

Sparging is a process where a fluid, typically water or a solvent, is slowly percolated or trickled over a solid material, usually a powder or granular substance, to extract or separate the valuable components. In the context of brewing, sparging is used to extract sugars from grains or hops into a brewing liquid.

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