Words and Meanings for 11th October : Here is the complete list.

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Words and Meanings for 11th October :

Siam (v) : shut noisily
Siam (n) : a loud noise, taking all the tricks in a game of cards
Slander (n): false oral defamation
Slang (n): language of every day life of the common people
Slang (v) : abuse, scold
Slant (n) : slope
Slap (n) : a blow with the hand
Slash (v) : make long cut, wound, strike at
Slat (n): a long narrow thin piece of wood
Slate (n): a flat piece of dark Grey stone, have a clean slate
Slaughter (n) : killing
Slaughter (v) : to slay, kill in large numbers
Slave (n): person who is under the control of another
Slavery (n): the state of being a slave, drudgery
Slavish (n) : characteristic of a slave
Slay (v) : kill
Sledge (n) : a vehicle without wheels
Sledge- hammer (n) : a heavy hammer
Sleek (adj.) : smooth and soft
Sleep (v) : slumber, give complete rest for the body and mind for several hours every day
Sleepy (adj.) : ready to sleep
Sleet (n) : rain and hail, frozen rain
Sleeve (n) : part of a garment that covers the arms
Sleight (n) : dexterity
Slender (adj.) : slim, relatively, small
Slice (n) : thin broad piece
Slice (v) : cut into thin piece
Slick (adj.) : dexterous, smooth
Slick (adv.) : directly, exactly
Slight (adj.) : small, negligible, slender
Slight (v) : neglect
Slim (adj.) : slender
Slim (v) : make slender, reduce, size of body
Slime (n) : oozy mud, wet filth
Sling (n) : a strip of leather used to throw stones, a bandage to support a broken arm
Slink (v) : to sneak away
Slip (v) : glide, err
Slipper (n) : a loose light shoe easily put on, one who or that which slips
Slippery (adj.) : greasy, causing to slip, untrustworthy
Slipshod (adj.) : careless, untidy
Slit (n) : a long narrow cut
Slit (v) : make a slit in
Slither (v) : to slide unsteadily
Sliver (n) : a small broken piece
Slogan (n) : a catchword, party cry, war cry
Sloop (n) : a small war ship

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