English to English Dictionary

Small-business

A privately owned corporation, partnership, or sole proprietorship that has fewer employees and less annual revenue than a corporation or regular-sized business.

Smock

A loose, lightweight overgarment worn to protect clothing from dirt or paints, typically used by artists or children.

Smudge

A blurred or smeared mark on a surface.

Smush

To press, squash, or crush something into a flatter, softer, or more compact shape, often resulting in a messy state.

Snap

To break suddenly and completely with a sharp, cracking sound.

Sneakerhead

A person who collects, trades, or is a passionate enthusiast of sneakers (sports shoes) as a fashion statement or hobby.

Snog

A long, passionate kiss and cuddle.

Snooze

To sleep lightly for a short period, especially during the day; to nap.

Snuggle

To settle into a warm, comfortable position, or to cuddle closely with someone.

Sob

To cry noisily, making sudden gasps for breath.

Sobbing

The act of weeping noisily and convulsively, catching the breath.

Sobriety

The state of being sober; the quality of not being intoxicated.