Words about words

You smash something when you break it up into lots and lots of pieces. When something has been smashed it is usually so badly broken it cannot be fixed.

Snap means to make a sharp noise using your fingers. People often snap to hurry someone.

It might also mean to break something long and thin, like snapping a twig.

A sneeze is a sudden explosion of air from your nose and mouth. You usually sneeze if something tickles the inside of your nose, or if you have a cold.
It is a good idea to cover your nose and mouth when you sneeze, like the man in the picture. A lot of mucous can come out when you sneeze and can travel a long way. If you are sick, you can make other people sick by sneezing near them.

Something is snug if it is wrapped up, warm and comfortable.
Clothes might be described as snug if they are a little tight, but not too tight. A house or another place is described as snug if it is a little small, but not too small.
A similar word to snug is cozy.

Sobbing is crying with deep, shuddering breaths.

Something is soggy if it is far wetter than it should be. If you splash in puddles, your socks will get soggy. The cearal in the picture has been left too long and is soggy.

You do something solo if you do it by yourself, alone. The person in the picture is giving a solo performance.

You solve a puzzle or a problem when you work out an answer or solution. For example, you solve a jigsaw puzzle when you put all the pieces together to make a picture, and you solve a Rubik's cube when you have each face of the cube a single color.

Sophisticated means experienced, mature, or cultured. The opposite of sophisticated is crude.

Spanish is the language spoken in Spain, someone from Spain, or describes anything to do with Spain.