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Words starting with S

Words that start with S

Six slippery snakes sailed southward on a silver ship to Sydney.

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Animals starting with S

Animals

Photo of squash.

Food

Plants that start with S

Plants

Adjectives that start with S

Adjectives

Verbs that start with S

Verbs

Countries that start with S

Countries

Cities that start with S

Cities

Jobs that start with S

Jobs

Photo of a skull.

Body parts

Photo of strawberries

Fruit

Photo of a swan.

Birds

Steady.
Photo by Clint Budd
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Sis forSteady

Steady is another word for balanced. The opposite of steady is unstable.
Adjectives
Photo of steak
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Sis forSteak

Steak is a cut of meat, from any animal or fish. The best cuts of steak are quite tender. Steak is usually served grilled, with vegetables or salad.
Food, Meats
A bird stealing a french fry.
Photo by Tim Wang
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Sis forSteal

Steal means to take something that doesn't belong to you, especially property that clearly belongs to someone else.
Motion, Verbs
Photo of steam rising from a hot pool.
Photo by Richie Diesterheft
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Sis forSteam

Steam is made when water boils. Steam that you see coming out of a kettle isn't actually a gas, it is a mist of water made as the invisible, gaseous water condenses in the air to form tiny droplets. This is the same process that makes clouds.
Science
Photo of a steamroller
Photo by Björn Láczay
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Sis forSteamroller

A steamroller, or road roller, is a heavy vehicle used for flattening the ground. It has one or two very large, very heavy wheels that level out whatever surface the roller is moving over.
Vehicles
Photo of a knight on his steed
Photo by Spencer Wright
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Sis forSteed

A steed is another word for a horse, particularly a quality, high-spirited horse that a knight might ride to battle.
Horses
Photo of steel beams
Photo by Kevin Galens
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Sis forSteel

Steel is an alloy of iron and small amounts of carbon, chrome and other metals. Steel is much, much harder than iron and is much more useful for making things out of. Steel is used heavily in building construction, making land and sea vehicles of all kinds, and many household appliances. Some types of steel can still rust, but surgical and stainless steel are far less prone to rusting.
Metals
Photo of a house on a steep hill
Photo by Ricardo Liberato
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Sis forSteep

A hill is steep if it is very difficult to climb because of the angle of the ground. Steep slopes are great fun to ride bicycles down, because you can get so fast. The house in the picture has been built on a steep, misty hill.
Adjectives
Photo of a man steering a ship
Photo by Adam Ness
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Sis forSteer

You steer something when you control the direction it goes. Most vehicles have a steering wheel to steer them with.
Verbs
Photo of a steering wheel
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Sis forSteering wheel

A steering wheel is a round device used to make a vehicle change direction. Steering wheels are most often seen in cars and trucks, but are also found on some boats.
Automotive