Dictionary

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self-moving Adjective designed to activate or move or regulate itself
self-regulating Adjective designed to activate or move or regulate itself
self-locking Adjective locking automatically when closed
self-winding Adjective designed so that manual winding is unnecessary
smart Adjective capable of independent and apparently intelligent action
smart Adjective improperly forward or bold
smart Adjective showing mental alertness and calculation and resourcefulness
smart Adjective elegant and stylish
smart Adjective quick and brisk
smart Adjective characterized by quickness and ease in learning
smart Adjective painfully severe
smart Noun a kind of pain such as that caused by a wound or a burn or a sore
smart Verb be the source of pain
short-beaked Adjective having a short beak
short-billed Adjective having a short beak
stout-billed Adjective having a strong beak
straight-billed Adjective having a straight beak
spiny-backed Adjective having the back covered with spines
single-bedded Adjective having single beds
stiff-backed Adjective having a stiff back
scarey Adjective provoking fear terror
scary Adjective provoking fear terror
shivery Adjective provoking fear terror
shivery Adjective cold enough to cause shivers
stratified Adjective deposited or arranged in horizontal layers
stratified Adjective (used of society) socially hierarchical
stratified Adjective arranged in a sequence of grades or ranks
sweptback Adjective used of hair
sweptback Adjective (especially of aircraft wings) angled rearward from the point of attachment
shuddery Adjective provoking fear terror
superimposed Adjective with one layer on top of another
superimposed Adjective placed on or over something else
sheetlike Adjective resembling a sheet
sick Adjective shockingly repellent
sick Adjective deeply affected by a strong feeling
sick Adjective affected with madness or insanity
sick Adjective (of light) lacking in intensity or brightness
sick Adjective affected by an impairment of normal physical or mental function
sick Adjective feeling nausea
sick Noun people who are sick
sick Verb eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth
sick Adjective having a strong distaste from surfeit
self-referent Adjective referring back to itself
stupefying Adjective shocking with surprise and consternation
stupefying Adjective so surprisingly impressive as to stun or overwhelm
stupefying Adjective making physically stupid or dull or insensible
sedgelike Adjective resembling rush or sedge
sedgy Adjective covered with sedges, a type of grasslike marsh plant
soothing Adjective freeing from fear and anxiety
soothing Adjective affording physical relief