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slumgullion (informal) a thin stew, usu. made with meat and vegetables.
slumlord an owner of shabby rental property who charges high rents and allows the buildings to deteriorate.
slump to sink down or fall with all one's weight. [6 definitions]
slung past tense and past participle of sling1.
slunk a past tense and the past participle of slink.
slur to speak of disparagingly; belittle. [8 definitions]
slurp to make loud noises by taking in both air and liquid when drinking something or eating something like soup. [3 definitions]
slurry a thin suspension of an insoluble substance, such as clay, in water or another liquid.
slush snow that is partly melted. [4 definitions]
slush fund money raised for an undesignated purpose, as by office employees for miscellaneous expenses, or a fund that is used for illicit purposes, such as bribery. [2 definitions]
slut a sexually promiscuous woman, esp. a prostitute. [2 definitions]
sly devious or untrustworthy; sneaky. [3 definitions]
SM abbreviation of "sadism and masochism."
Sm symbol of the chemical element samarium.
smack1 a taste or slight hint of a flavor or the like. [4 definitions]
smack2 to hit noisily, esp. with the hand open; slap. [9 definitions]
smack3 a fishing boat with a sloop rig and a compartment for carrying the fish alive.
smack4 (slang) heroin.
smacker (slang) a dollar.
smacking brisk or vigorous; sharp; strong.
small relatively little in size, number, or amount. [9 definitions]