snooker

To cheat, dupe, trap, stymie, etc.

snoot

1. A snob.

snoutfair

A good-looking person.

sodalist

A member of a sodality (a fellowship or association).

Sodom

A place considered to be full of wickedness and sin.

sojourn

To stay in a place temporarily.

somedeal

Somewhat; to some degree.

somewhither

To some place; somewhere.

soporific

1. Inducing sleep.

sough

To make a moaning, sighing, whistling, murmuring, or rustling sound.

sour grapes

Finding fault with or expressing disdain for something one cannot have.

souse

1. To soak or steep.

southpaw

A left-handed person.

spanghew

To throw violently into the air.

speechify

To make a speech, especially in a tedious or pompous manner.

spindrift

Spray of water, snow, sand, etc., blown by the wind.

spitchcock

An eel split, cut into pieces, and cooked.

spiv

An unscrupulous person or a petty criminal, especially one who is sharply dressed.

splanchnic

Of or relating to the internal organs or viscera.

splendiferous

Extraordinarily impressive; magnificent.

splurge

To spend lavishly or wastefully.

spoonerism

The transposition of (usually) the initial sounds of words, typically producing a humorous result.

spuddle

To work feebly.

squandermania

The practice of spending money recklessly.

squiggle

An irregularly curling or looping line, string, etc.

staddle

A base, support, or supporting framework.

stan

An extremely zealous or obsessive fan.

staycation

A vacation spent at home or close to home.

stela

An upright stone or pillar inscribed or sculpted, often serving as a monument. Also known as a stele...

sticky-fingered

Given to stealing.

Stiggins

A pious impostor.

stratum

A layer of something, as rock, tissue, people at an economic level, etc.

stridor

A harsh, grating or creaking sound.

struldbrug

Someone very old and decrepit.

stultiloquy

Foolish talk.

stymie

To obstruct, thwart, stump, etc.

sublimate

1. To divert basic or instinctual impulses to something more socially acceptable.

sudarium

A handkerchief.

suede-shoed

Affecting smartness and respectability.

sukey

A tea-kettle.