| sand myrtle |
a small evergreen shrub, related to heather, that grows in sandy areas of the southeastern United States and bears white flowers. |
| sand painting |
a ceremony performed by Navajo Indians in which multicolored sand is sprinkled to create various designs. [2 definitions] |
| sandpaper |
paper coated on one side with a coarse or fine abrasive compound, used to abrade or smooth surfaces. [2 definitions] |
| sandpiper |
any of numerous small, wading shore birds with long slender bills. |
| sandstone |
rock that is formed mostly of sand held together with a cementlike substance. |
| sandstorm |
a storm, esp. in the desert, with high winds that pick up sand and drive it through the air. |
| sand trap |
a golf course hazard consisting of a shallow pit partly filled with sand. |
| sand verbena |
any of various trailing plants that bear showy flowers and grow in sandy areas of the western United States. |
| sand wedge |
a special type of heavy golf club designed for making shots from sand traps. |
| sandwich |
sliced bread around a layer or layers of other food such as meat, cheese, or jelly. [3 definitions] |
| sandwort |
any of various low-growing white-flowered plants found in sandy areas. |
| sandy |
made of, containing, or resembling sand. [3 definitions] |
| Sandy Koufax |
U.S. professional baseball player known for his pitching for the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers from 1955 to 1966; born Sanford Koufax (b. 1935). |
| sane |
having a mind that is healthy and rational. [2 definitions] |
| Sanforize |
to treat (cloth or clothing) so as to be Sanforized. |
| Sanforized |
trademark indicating a patented process whereby garments are preshrunk so as to lessen or eliminate further shrinkage. |
| San Francisco |
a city of central California on a peninsula between the Pacific Ocean and a large bay. |
| sang |
past tense of sing. |
| sangaree |
an iced drink made of sweet, spiced wine or other liquor. |
| sang-froid |
cool composure; calmness. |
| sangha |
(Sanskrit) in Buddhism, a community of monks. |