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Sous
suːMeanings of Sous:
prefix(in words adopted from french) subordinate.
Usage examples:
Sous-chef
nounA former french coin of low value.
Usage examples:
The most impressive breakthrough in this period was nevertheless made by le petit journal, a parisi…
Meanings of Sousaphone:
nounAn american form of tuba with a wide bell pointing forward above the player's head, used in marching bands.
Usage examples:
It was from the helicon that conn in the usa devised the sousaphone for the american bandmaster joh…
Souse
saʊsMeanings of Souse:
verbSoak in or drench with liquid.
Usage examples:
The chips were well soused with vinegar
nounLiquid used for pickling.
Usage examples:
He liked to make salt-fish souse
Soused
saʊstMeanings of Soused:
adjective(of food, especially fish) preserved in pickle or a marinade.
Usage examples:
Soused herring
verbSoak in or drench with liquid.
Usage examples:
The chips were well soused with vinegar
Souses
saʊsMeanings of Souses:
verbSoak in or drench with liquid.
Usage examples:
The chips were well soused with vinegar
nounLiquid used for pickling.
Usage examples:
He liked to make salt-fish souse
Soutache
suːˈtaʃMeanings of Soutache:
nounA narrow, flat ornamental braid used to trim garments.
Usage examples:
All braids and soutaches are made of pre-shrunk polyester to eliminate bleeding and puckering under…
Soutaches
suːˈtaʃMeanings of Soutaches:
nounA narrow, flat ornamental braid used to trim garments.
Usage examples:
All braids and soutaches are made of pre-shrunk polyester to eliminate bleeding and puckering under…
Soutanes
suːˈtɑːnMeanings of Soutanes:
nounA type of cassock worn by roman catholic priests.
Usage examples:
A slight, white-haired figure wearing a short red cape and wine and gold stole over his white souta…
Souteneur
ˌsuːtəˈnəːMeanings of Souteneur:
nounA pimp.
Usage examples:
They advocated more fervently pursuing the souteneurs - who managed the trade - and tightening pass…
Souterrain
ˈsuːtəreɪnMeanings of Souterrain:
nounAn underground chamber or passage.
Usage examples:
Irish houses, moreover, were now often built in close association with souterrains, stone-lined, un…
Meanings of South:
nounThe direction towards the point of the horizon 90° clockwise from east, or the point on the horizon itself.
Usage examples:
The breeze came from the south
adjectiveLying towards, near, or facing the south.
Usage examples:
The south coast
adverbTo or towards the south.
Usage examples:
They journeyed south along the valley
verbMove towards the south.
Usage examples:
The wind southed a point or two
Meanings of Southbound:
adjectiveTravelling or leading towards the south.
Usage examples:
Southbound traffic
Meanings of Southcottian:
nounAn adherent or follower of the teaching of joanna southcott (1750–1814), a prophet and writer who claimed to be the woman chosen to give birth to the divine incarnation, mentioned in revelation 12.
adjectiveOf or relating to joanna southcott, her prophecies, or her followers.
Southeaster
saʊθˈiːstəMeanings of Southeaster:
nounA wind blowing from the south-east.
Usage examples:
A strong southeaster blowing at gale force complicated the rescue operation.
Meanings of Southeasterly:
adjectiveLying towards, near, or facing the south-east.
Usage examples:
The walk continues in a south-easterly direction
adverbTo or towards the south-east.
Usage examples:
The route turns south-easterly
nounA wind blowing from the south-east; a southeaster.
Usage examples:
The wind has increased to a gentle south-easterly
Meanings of Southeastern:
adjectiveSituated in, directed towards, or facing the south-east.
Usage examples:
The south-eastern corner of angola
Meanings of Southeasterner:
nounA native or inhabitant of the south-eastern part of a country or region.
Southed
saʊθMeanings of Southed:
verbMove towards the south.
Usage examples:
The wind southed a point or two
nounThe direction towards the point of the horizon 90° clockwise from east, or the point on the horizon itself.
Usage examples:
The breeze came from the south
adjectiveLying towards, near, or facing the south.
Usage examples:
The south coast
adverbTo or towards the south.
Usage examples:
They journeyed south along the valley
Meanings of Souther:
nounA southerly wind or gale.
adjectiveSituated or lying (further) to the south. now chiefly in place names (especially in newfoundland).
verbTo move in a southerly direction.
Meanings of Southerner:
nounA native or inhabitant of the south, especially of the southern united states or southern england.
Usage examples:
Some of the nine were native southerners; others grew up in politically radical families from the n…
Meanings of Southernism:
nounUsually with capital initial. the quality of being characteristic of the southern states of the united states; the expression of a distinctive southern identity.
Meanings of Southernize:
verbFrequently with capital initial. to cause (a person or group of people) to adopt a character, style, outlook, etc., typical of the south of a country or region, especially the southern states of the united states; to make southern in form or character.
Meanings of Southernly:
adjectiveSituated in or towards the south.
adverbIn the south; towards the south, in a southerly direction.
Southernwood
ˈsʌð(ə)nwʊdMeanings of Southernwood:
nounA bushy artemisia of southern europe.
Usage examples:
The heat brings out the scents; not just the crambe, but the dry undertang of artemisias and southe…
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