Verbs that start with S

A splash happens when something hits water fast. You make a big splash if you jump into a swimming pool. The splash in the picture is from someone throwing stones into a pond.

You spray water or other liquids like paint by putting them through a device that turns the liquid into tiny droplets.
Hoses and spray cans are some things that can be used for creating spray.

You squeeze something when you hold it very tightly. The man in the picture is squeezing an orange. People usually squeeze things to force liquid out of them, like squeezing a mop to get rid of the excess water or squeezing fruit to get the juice out.

You squirt a liquid like water by forcing it through a small opening so it comes out as a thin, high-pressure stream. Water pistols and hoses can both be used to squirt water.

You stalk someone or something when you creep up on them without them knowing you are there. Animals like cats hunt their prey by stalking it and then pouncing on it.
A stalk is also another name for a plant's stem.

You are startled when something surprises you and makes you "jump". The young horse in the picture has been startled by the dog.

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

Stoop means to bend your head and shoulders down towards the ground.

A store is a place where you can go to buy things. Another word for store is shop.
It is also a verb, that means to put something into storage.

You strew something if you scatter it around, for example "she strew hay in the stables". Once you strew something, it is strewn.