snug |
small and comfortable; cozy. [4 definitions] |
snuggle |
to lie comfortably next to someone or something; cuddle. [2 definitions] |
snugly |
closely; almost tightly. [2 definitions] |
so |
in the way expressed or indicated. [15 definitions] |
soak |
to lie in and become covered or saturated with a liquid. [12 definitions] |
soak up |
to take in liquid completely. |
so-and-so |
an unspecified or unnamed person. [2 definitions] |
soap |
a cleaning substance that is usu. made by treating fats or oils with an alkali and is manufactured in bars, liquids, powders, or flakes. [3 definitions] |
soapberry |
any of various tropical or subtropical trees bearing a globular fruit that contains saponin and lathers like soap. [2 definitions] |
soapbox |
a box or crate used to package soap. [2 definitions] |
soap bubble |
a filmy bubble made of soapy water. [2 definitions] |
soap opera |
a melodramatic serialized drama, usu. broadcast on daytime television or radio. |
soapstone |
a soft stone that is composed chiefly of talc and has a soapy feel; steatite. |
soapsuds |
suds made by lathering soap in water. |
soapy |
containing, covered with, or infused with soap. [4 definitions] |
soar |
to fly or glide swiftly, effortlessly, and usu. at a great height. [4 definitions] |
soave |
a dry white wine from northern Italy. |
SOB |
(slang, often vulgar) abbreviation of "son of a bitch," a hateful or despicable person or thing. |
sob |
to weep convulsively and with great emotion. [5 definitions] |
sobaheg |
in Wampanoag language and culture, a stew, often made with beans, corn, and meat. |
sober |
not having drunk any alcohol; not intoxicated. [6 definitions] |