| self-explanatory |
requiring no further explanation or elaboration; clear. |
| self-expression |
the articulation of one's emotions, thoughts, or personality with language, art, or other means of expression. |
| self-extinction |
combined form of extinction. |
| self-fertilization |
the fertilization of a plant by its own pollen, or of an animal by its own sperm. |
| self-finance |
combined form of finance. |
| self-forgetful |
not selfishly motivated; selfless. |
| self-formed |
combined form of formed. |
| self-fulfilling |
acting or tending to fulfill one's own desires, goals, or the like. [2 definitions] |
| self-fulfillment |
the act or process of fulfilling one's own desires, goals, or ambitions. |
| self-generate |
combined form of generate. |
| self-giving |
combined form of giving. |
| self-government |
the independence of a government from external political control; political autonomy. [2 definitions] |
| self-guided |
combined form of guided. |
| self-hardening |
of or relating to substances, such as some glues, that require no special treatment or processing to harden. |
| self-hate |
combined form of hate. |
| self-hating |
combined form of hating. |
| self-hatred |
hatred directed toward oneself. |
| selfheal |
any of a number of plants related to the mint and believed to have healing powers. [2 definitions] |
| self-healing |
combined form of healing. |
| self-help |
an act or instance of providing for oneself without assistance from others. |
| self-humbling |
combined form of humbling. |