Words Starting with "S"

A long upholstered seat with a back and arms, typically padded with foam and covered in fabric for comfort.

A giant Japanese trading company that operates a chain of department stores with a retail sales system.

The bottom part of footwear that touches the ground, or a musical term for the fifth note in a diatonic scale.

The act or habit of adorning oneself to appear more attractive, typically involving the use of cosmetics or clothing.

A lifestyle of an organism that tends to live alone or not in groups, except when pairing for reproduction.

A regency in West Sumatra Province, Indonesia

A family unit consisting of a husband, wife, and children living in the same household.

An attitude or behavior of someone who feels excessively superior, better, or greater than others.

The state of an object's edge being slightly chipped or broken; see entry for 'sompek'.

The act of meeting or encountering someone unexpectedly or suddenly in a particular place.

The act of carrying someone, usually a child, by seating them on one's shoulders or nape.

A condition of an object having a hole or a chipped edge, typically referring to sacks, coconuts, or similar containers.

An electronic device used to detect, measure, and locate objects underwater using sound waves.

A short and simple sonata composition, typically consisting of three movements without extensive thematic development.

A speech sound produced with relatively free airflow, including nasals and liquids, capable of forming the nucleus of a syllable.

Attitude or behavior showing respect, reverence, and orderliness in accordance with prevailing social norms and morality.

Behavior reflecting good manners, etiquette, and morality in social interactions.

A type of traditional fishing boat commonly used by fishermen in the northern coastal region of Central Java.

A traditional alcoholic beverage distilled from palm sap or other plant materials, commonly consumed in Eastern Indonesia.

An unofficial or temporary driver who fills in for the primary driver when they are unavailable.

A regency in South Sulawesi, Indonesia

The time of day after the afternoon and before nightfall, typically when the sun begins to set.

Fruit that falls as a result of being poked down with a pole, not due to natural ripening on the tree.

An expression referring to a situation where someone has already said something that cannot be retracted.

A regency in southwestern Papua

The process of transferring ownership or management from the private or individual sector to public or state ownership.

A branch of sociology that studies the social structure, life dynamics, economy, and politics of rural communities.

The initial process in the formation or establishment of a new administrative territory or settlement.

A mechanical device in maritime use consisting of a threaded sleeve and two eye bolts used to adjust the tension of ropes or cables.

Electrical voltage or pressure in a circuit, or figuratively referring to a state of mental tension.