| self-sufficient |
dependent solely on oneself for the means of support or survival. |
| self-support |
the act of providing or ability to provide for oneself without external help. |
| self-sustained |
combined form of sustained. |
| self-sustaining |
able to support or to continue to support oneself or itself. |
| self-taught |
having taught oneself; self-educated. [2 definitions] |
| self-therapy |
combined form of therapy. |
| self-torment |
combined form of torment. |
| self-tormentor |
combined form of tormentor. |
| self-torture |
combined form of torture. |
| self-transcendence |
combined form of transcendence. |
| self-transformation |
combined form of transformation. |
| self-understanding |
combined form of understanding. |
| self-validating |
combined form of validating. |
| self-will |
obstinate willfulness, esp. in the pursuit of one's own desires or ambitions; stubbornness. |
| self-winding |
of a watch or clock, wound automatically by an internal mechanism. |
| self-worship |
combined form of worship. |
| self-worshiper |
combined form of worshiper. |
| sell |
to exchange (something) with another for money. [9 definitions] |
| sellable |
combined form of sell. |
| seller |
one who sells; vendor. [2 definitions] |
| seller's market |
a market that favors the seller because goods or services are scarce and prices are high. (Cf. buyer's market.) |