"Sluys" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Sluys" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Sluys" Meaning

A sluy or sluice is an old term for a canal or other watercourse, often used in the context of land drainage or irrigation.

"Sluys" Examples

Word: sluys


Example sentences:


The old sluys, which date back to the 17th century, still exist along the canal.
The two-legged sluys allowed the water to flow freely into the lake.
The entire sluys system was built to create a natural stepping-stone pathway to the village.
Sluys shows a medieval characteristic by having diagonal walking closely placed wooden slat beams or walls.
The historical water shut-off valves used for successfully stopping water flows during certain periods to prohibit flooding are found in the sluys.

"Sluys" Similar Words

Slushy

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Slushy refers to a semi-solid mixture of water and some other substance, typically ice and flavorings, that is soft and wet. It is often frozen, having a texture similar to a thick syrup.

Slut

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"Slut" can be a complex and multifaceted term, and its meaning has evolved over time. Originally, it meant a person, usually a woman, who is promiscuous or engages in sex casually, often to a lesser degree relative to a prostitute. However, the term has also been used in a derogatory manner as a pejorative, implying that the person is promiscuous, has a promiscuous reputation, or has chosen sexual activity as a career or pastime.<br><br>Over time, the term has also been reclaimed by some women as an expression of empowerment, symbolizing their freedom to choose their sexual activity without moral judgment. This reinterpretation is often referred to as a feminist reclaiming of the term, seen in the term "slut pride" or "slut solidarity," where individuals use the word in a positive context to discuss their sexual autonomy.<br><br>The application and perception of the term can vary significantly depending on the context and the cultural background.

Sluts

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The word "sluts" can have different meanings depending on the context. Here are two primary interpretations:<br><br>1. <strong>Polygamous women</strong>: A slut can refer to a woman who engages in promiscuous sexual behavior, having multiple sex partners, often with an implies lack of fidelity or shame in their actions.<br><br>2. <strong>Filthy or dirty things</strong>: The word can also be used in this way to describe something that is unclean, sloppy, or of poor quality.<br><br>Example: A mechanic's workshop was filled with sludge and slush accumulated on the floor.

Sluttery

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Sluttery can be a noun meaning:<br><br>1. A state of clumsy or sloppy speech or writing, marked by awkward or unfortunate turns of phrase.<br>2. The quality of being slow-witted or unintelligent.<br><br>However, please note that the first definition is more commonly spelled as "flatulency" (often applied to speech, referring to affecting the gaseous condition occurring during the process of speech).<br> <br>Yet another possible spelling might be "sluttery" referring to affectedness (most likely derived from the Middle English words "sluttere" or "slottere") essentially having an appearance of foolishness”.

Sluttish

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Describing someone or something as being slack, lazy, or lacking in enthusiasm, often due to lack of motivation or effort, or in a way that suggests someone comes from a lower social class.

Sluttishly

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Being or behaving in a sluttish manner; used to describe someone who dresses or carries themselves in a promiscuous way.

Sluttishness

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Sluttishness refers to behavior or appearance that is considered slovenly or slovenly, characterized by a lack of effort or care to maintain oneself or one's surroundings in an orderly or respectable manner. It often implies a sense of laziness, apathy, or a general disregard for personal hygiene or responsibility.

Slutty

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Objectifying and derogatory term for a woman who is perceived as having a promiscuous sex life or being overly focused on sex.

Sly

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Clever or secretly cunning. Coal-black in color or having a smooth, slippery surface.

Slyer

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A person, especially a politician or business person, who is cunning and deceitful.

Slyly

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In a cunning or sneaky manner, especially in a way that is intended to deceive or manipulate others.

Slyness

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Slyness refers to the quality of being sly or cunning, typically in a way that is annoying, deceitful, or underhanded. It describes someone or something that is calculating, manipulative, and sometimes dishonest in their actions or intentions.

Slytherin

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Slytherin is one of the four houses at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the Harry Potter book series by J.K. Rowling. It is named after Salazar Slytherin, one of the school's four founders.<br><br>The characteristics associated with Slytherin house are:<br><br> Ambition<br> Cunning<br> Resourcefulness<br> Cleverness<br> Loyalty (but not always to the greater good)<br><br>Slytherin students are often portrayed as being intelligent, manipulative, and sometimes ruthless in their pursuit of power and success. They are often rivalrous with the Gryffindor house, which values bravery and daring.

Sm

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Slang abbreviation for "small" or an expression used to refer to something as cool or impressive, similar to "awesome".

Smack-dab

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Directed exactly at; in the middle of; right on. This is alum and often used with adverbs such as right, slap bang, slap in the middle.

Smack

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To hit or strike someone or something with a sudden and often forceful movement of the hand, typically with the palm downward.