| self-justification |
the act of justifying or rationalizing one's actions or motives with excuses, explanations, and the like. |
| self-knowledge |
understanding or knowledge of the nature, strengths, and shortcomings of one's character. |
| self-labeled |
combined form of labeled. |
| self-lacerating |
combined form of lacerating. |
| self-laceration |
combined form of laceration. |
| selfless |
having or showing an unselfish lack of concern for oneself and one's interests. |
| self-loading |
concerning or designating an automatic or semiautomatic firearm. |
| self-loathing |
combined form of loathing. |
| self-locking |
combined form of locking. |
| self-love |
the instinct or tendency to promote one's own well-being. [3 definitions] |
| self-lubricating |
combined form of lubricating. |
| self-luminous |
combined form of luminous. |
| self-made |
having achieved success, esp. material success, without help from others. [2 definitions] |
| self-mailer |
a piece of correspondence or writing paper that can be folded and mailed without an envelope. |
| self-maintenance |
combined form of maintenance. |
| self-management |
combined form of management. |
| self-mastery |
combined form of mastery. |
| self-medication |
combined form of medication. |
| self-mockery |
combined form of mockery. |
| self-mocking |
combined form of mocking. |
| self-mortification |
the voluntary infliction of pain or punishment upon oneself. |