smooth-faced
1>   ;  ; 
2> ,  ( )
3> ; 

smooth-skinned
1> ,   

smooth-spoken
1> , , ; 
2>   ;    
3>     

smooth-tempered
1>  ( );  ,  

smooth-tongued
1> , ; 

smoothbore
1> _. 

smoothen
1> ; ;  ( smoothen away,
smoothen down, smoothen out, smoothen over)
_Ex:
to smoothen (down) one's dress  
_Ex:
to smoothen one's brow  
_Ex:
to smoothen down one's hair  
_Ex:
to smoothen out the tablecloth  
2> ; 
3> , 
_Ex:
to smoothen (away) differences (difficulties) 
 ()
_Ex:
to smoothen friction  
_Ex:
to smoothen a quarrel  
_Ex:
to smoothen things down for smb.   -,
 - 
_Ex:
to smoothen the way for smb., to smoothen smb.'s path
   - 
_Ex:
to smoothen the way for a treaty    

_Ex:
there are some technical details to be smoothed out before
we can fly       
  
4>  ()
5>  ( smoothen down)
_Ex:
to smoothen down injured pride   
6>  ( smoothen down)
_Ex:
their passion (enthusiasm) smoothened down  
()  ()
7> , 
8>  ,    
9> _. , 
10>  ( )

smoother
1>  
2> _.  
3> _. ; 

smoothie
1> _.  
2> _. ;  
3> _. 
4> _. 

smoothing
1> 
2> _.  , 
3> _-.  (); 
4> _. 
5> _. ;  ()

smoothing harrow
1> _-. , 

smoothing plane
1> _.  

smoothing-iron
1> () 

smoothing-trowel
1> _. 

smoothly
1> ; ; 
2> , , 

smoothy
1> _.  
2> _. ;  
3> _. 
4> _. 

smorgasbord
1> _. " " ( , 
- )

smote
1> _p.  smite

smother
1> ,  
2> ,  
3>  ; 
4>  
5> _. , 
6> , ;  (-)
7> ;  
_Ex:
to smother with kisses  
_Ex:
we were smothered with soot and ashes cascading from the
fireplace        , 
 
8> ;   
_Ex:
to smother with smoke (with dust)    ( )
9> , 
10> ,   
11> , 
_Ex:
to smother a fire  
12> ,  ( smother up)
_Ex:
to smother a yawn   ()
_Ex:
to smother anger  () 
_Ex:
to smother up a scandal   (
_Ex:
to smother a child with too much care  (
)   
13>  ; 
_Ex:
liver smothered in onions ,  
() 
_Ex:
a grave smothered in flowers ,   
_Ex:
she was smothered in furs     
_Ex:
his chest was smothered in medals    

14> , 
_Ex:
to smother in gifts (in compliments)  
()
_Ex:
snow smothered the trails   
15>  (  . .)
16> _. _. ,    (
 . .)

smother mate
1> _.  

smothering
1> 
2> _. _.   ,    
(, )
3> ; 
_Ex:
smothering heat  

smothering crops
1> _-. ,   

smothery
1> ; 

smoulder
1> () 
2>  
_Ex:
the smoulder will soon be a flame    
3>  , ; 
4>  ( )
_Ex:
smouldering hatred (discontent)   (-
)

smudge
1> , ; 
2> _.  , 
3> _. 
4> ,  ; 
5> 
_Ex:
to smudge smb.'s record  - ,
 -
6> 
_Ex:
the ink smudges   
_Ex:
a pen that smudges   
7>  , -
8> _. _.  
9> _. _.      
, 
10> ,  ( )
11> _.  (  . .)
12>   ();  (
smudge out)
_Ex:
to smudge smth. out of existence   -

smudgy
1> , 
2> 
_Ex:
smudgy signature  
_Ex:
smudgy outline  
3> ; 

smug
1> _. 
2> _. , 
3> ; 
_Ex:
smug smile  
4> 
_Ex:
smug respectability  
_Ex:
smug contempt for modern art   
 
5> , 
6> 
7> , ,  ( smug up)
_Ex:
to smug oneself , 
8> _.   ,   
9> _. , 
10> _.  (-)

smuggle
1>   ( smuggle in, smuggle out,
smuggle over)
_Ex:
to smuggle opium into a country    

_Ex:
people smuggling banknotes out of the country , 
   
2>  
3>  
_Ex:
to smuggle a letter out of prison   
 
_Ex:
to smuggle smb. in through the window  
-  
_Ex:
to smuggle smb. into a meeting   -
 

smuggler
1> 
2>  

smuggling
1> ;    
_Ex:
arms smuggling  
_Ex:
organized smuggling of aliens into the country 
   

smust
1>    (smoke + dust)

smut
1>   ,   . .
2> 
3> ,  
4> 
_Ex:
to talk  ;   
 . .
5>  ( )
6> _.  
7> , , 
8>   ()
9>   ( )

smutch
1>  ; 
2>  , 
3>  ,   (-); , 
4> , 
5> , 
6> ; ; 

smutty
1> ; ; 
2> 
3>  ( )
4> , 
_Ex:
smutty story (joke)  
5>   ( )

snack
1>  
_Ex:
to have a snack   
2> , 
_Ex:
to go snacks  ;  ( -); 
 
_Ex:
snacks! , !
3> , 
4>  ; 

snack table
1>   (     . .)

snack-bar
1> , 

snaffle
1> ; 
_Ex:
snaffle bridle  
_Ex:
snaffle reins  
_Id:
to ride smb. in (on, with) the snaffle  -
 ;   - 
2>  ,  ()
3>   
4> _. , , 
5> _. , ; ,  (
)

snaffle bit
1> 

snafu
1> _. _. , , 
2> _. _. , ,   
3> _. _. , ;  ()
_Ex:
I snafued it for you     

snag
1> , 
2> , 
3> ,  (   . .)
4> 
5>   ; ,  
6>  
7> ,     
8> _.    
_Ex:
to strike (to come on, to run against) a snag 
 
_Ex:
there was a snag in the talks    
_Ex:
there's the snag!    !
_Ex:
there is a snag in it somewhere   - 
9>  , 
10>  ,  (   . .)
11> _. 
_Ex:
he broke off a snag of bread    
12> _. , 
_Ex:
he came into a snag of money    
13>   
14>   , ,  (  . .)
15> _.   ,  
16>  , ; 
_Ex:
the parley is snagged    
_Ex:
his hostility snagged all my plans   
   
17> _. , 
_Ex:
to snag a football pass  ,  
()
_Ex:
to snag a taxi  
_Ex:
he snagged a cake while his mother was away   ,
   
_Ex:
to snag a rich husband   
18> ,  (  . .)

snag-boat
1> ,        

snag-tooth
1>   ; ,  
2>  

snaggletooth
1>   ; ,  
2>  

snaggy
1> , ; 
2> ,   
3>  ,  (  )

snail
1> _.  (Gastropoda)
2> ; ; 
3> _. () , 
_Id:
at a snail's pace  
4>   , -  , 
 
5> ,  ( -); 

snail-like
1>   
2> 

snail-paced
1> 
2> 

snake
1> _.  (Serpentes gen.)
_Ex:
constricting snakes  (Boinae)
_Ex:
chicken snake   (Elaphe)
_Ex:
grass snake   (Natrix natrix)
2> , , 
3> _. , 
4> _. " " (   
    )
_Id:
a snake in the grass  ,  , 

_Id:
a snake in smb.'s bosom ,   ,
 
_Id:
to raise (to wake) snakes  ,  

_Id:
to see snake    (  )
_Id:
great snakes!   !,   !,   !
_Id:
mad as a cut snake _.    
5> , ,  
6>  ()
7> , ,  (   . .)
8>  
_Ex:
to snake one's way through a crowd   
9> _. _. , 
10> _. _. , 
11> _. _.   
_Ex:
to get snaked   ,   


snake dance
1>    ( ;   )
2> _.   ( )

snake eyes
1>   (   )

snake fence
1>  

snake juice
1> _. _. 

snake oil
1> _.     ()

snake pit
1>  
2> _.  

snake poison
1> _. _. _. 

snake-charmer
1>  

snake-headed
1> _. , 

snake-story
1>  , " "

snakebird
1> _. ,   (Anhinga gen.)

snakebite
1>  ,  
2> _. _. _.  
_Id:
snakebite remedy _. 

snakeroot
1> _.   (Aristolochia serpentaria;
    )

snakeskin
1>  
2>  
_Ex:
snakeskin bag    

snaky
1> , 
2> , , 
_Ex:
snaky river  
_Ex:
in snaky windings   
3> , ; 
_Ex:
snaky cunning  
_Ex:
snaky insinuation  
4>  
5>  
_Ex:
snaky knot  

snap
1> ,  (); 
_Ex:
to make (to take) a snap at smth.   
-
_Ex:
he had the snap of a bulldog     
2>   (-  , 
 ); , , , 
_Ex:
snap of twigs  
_Ex:
snap of broken glass   
_Ex:
the snap of the whip  
_Ex:
to shut the book (the door) with a snap   
 ( )
_Ex:
the lock shut with a snap , , 
3> ,  ;  
_Ex:
he uttered his commands with a snap   
4> , 
_Ex:
a snap of a bracelet (of a case)  () 
()
5>  ( )
6> , 
7>  ,  
_Ex:
I shall take a few snaps of you   ()
  
8>    ( cold snap)
9> _. , , 
_Ex:
a man with plenty of snap ,   

_Ex:
put some snap into it   ?
10> _. "", 
_Ex:
the performance had no snap     
11> _. , , 
_Ex:
a style without much snap  () 
12> _.  
13> _. _.  ,  
_Ex:
soft snap  ;  ; 

14> _. _.  ;  
15> _.  
16> _.   - 
17>    (  )
18> _.  
19>  
20> _.  ( )
21>  (  )
_Id:
by snaps ; 
_Id:
not a snap , ,  
_Id:
he cared not a snap for their advice    
 
_Id:
not worth a snap   ,   ()
 ,    
22> 
_Ex:
snap judgement  
_Ex:
snap answer  
23> _. 
_Ex:
snap election (vote)   (- )
24>    
_Ex:
snap test   
25> ,  
_Ex:
snap lock  
26> , 
_Ex:
snap course   ()
_Ex:
snap trick  () ;  ;  
27> , 
28>  ,  
29> ;  ( snap up)
_Ex:
to snap the meat (the stick)  ()  ()
30> ; 
_Ex:
I hate dogs that snap    ,  
_Ex:
a big fish snapped at bait    
31> , 
_Ex:
the trap snapped him     ( )
32> (at) , 
_Ex:
to snap at a rope   
_Ex:
to snap at an invitation (at an offer, at an opportunity)
   ( ,  )
33>  , 
_Ex:
to snap a hasty decision   ()

_Ex:
to snap a judgement   ; 
 
34>  
_Ex:
to snap to attention _.    ""
35> , 
_Ex:
ht snapped the food right out of her hand   
   
36>  ,  (-)
37>  , , ; 
( -); , 
_Ex:
to snap out  , 
_Ex:
the sergeant snapped out his orders   

_Ex:
don't snap at me!    !;  !
38> , ,  (-)
_Ex:
to snap one's fingers (a lock, a whip)  
(, )
_Ex:
to snap down the lid of a box     
39> , , ; , 
 
_Ex:
the lock snapped shut  
_Ex:
the fire (the twig) snapped  () 
40>    
41> , 
_Ex:
to snap the lever back to its original position 
   
_Ex:
to snap on a stopwatch  
42>   ; , 
43>  (,   . .)
44>  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
her eyes snapped shut  
45> ,  ( )
_Ex:
to snap a sword (a stick)     ()
_Ex:
to snap a rope (a thread)   ()
46> ,  (   )
_Ex:
the chain snapped  
_Ex:
the stick snapped  
_Ex:
the panes snapped one after another   
 
_Ex:
the handle snapped off  
47> , 
_Ex:
his nerves snapped there     
_Ex:
her patience snapped   
48> , 
_Ex:
to snap ties  
_Ex:
to snap the spell  ;   
49>   ( )
50>  ()
_Ex:
to snap one's eyes at smb.    -
_Ex:
eyes snapping with fury ,  
51> _.   
52> (into)     (  
 . .)
_Ex:
now, come on, snap into it!  ,   !
_Ex:
snap into it! Move! ! !
53> (out of)   - ; ,
 (   . .)
_Ex:
snap out of it!   ! (, 
 . .); !
_Id:
to snap one's fingers at smb., smth.    
-, -;   -, -;
 -, -
_Id:
to snap smb.'s head (nose) off  () 
-, ,   -;  
   -
_Id:
don't snap my head off!     !
_Id:
don't ask him why he's late again - you'll only get your
head snapped off  ,     -
  

snap back
1>  ;     (
 )

snap corn
1>  

snap fastener
1>  ( )

snap gauge
1> _.  

snap up
1> , , 
_Ex:
the tickets are snapped up like hot cakes  

_Ex:
the cheaper articles were all snapped up   

2> , 
_Ex:
don't snap him up so fiercely     

snap-brim
1> _.    ,   ,
   ( snap-brim hat)

snap-on
1>  ( ,   . .)

snap-roll
1> _.  

snapaway
1> _.  ()

snapback
1>       ()
2>  
_Ex:
the patient had a snapback    

3>  
_Ex:
a snapback of prices on the stock exchange  
  

snapbeans
1>  
2>  

snapdragon
1> _.   (Antirrhinum gen.)
2> _.  
3>  ,       
 

snapout
1>  ;     . .

snapped cotton
1> _-.    

snapper
1> 
2>  , 
3> ,  
4>  ( )
5> _. 
6> _. 
7> _.  (Lutjanus; )
8> _. _. - (Elateridae)
9> _. _.   (Chelydra gen.)
10> _-. 
11> _. ; ;  ( )

snapping
1> _-.    

snapping beetle
1> _. - (Elateridae)

snapping turtle
1> _.   (Chelydra gen.)

snappish
1> , ; , 
2> , ,  ( )
3> ,  ( )
4>  ( )

snappy
1> _. , ; , 
_Ex:
make it snappy! _. !, !
2> _. , , 
_Ex:
snappy answer  () 
3> _. , ; 
_Ex:
snappy dresser , 
4> , 
5> , ; , 
6> , ,  ( )
7>  ( )
8> _.    ( )
_Ex:
snappy day  

snaps
1> , 

snapshoot
1>   ; , 

snapshooter
1> ,   

snapshot
1>  ,  
2> ,   
3> _.  
4>   ; , 
5> _p.  _p-p.  snapshoot

snare
1> , 
2> , 
_Ex:
to fall into a snare    ( ); 
3>  ( )
4>   ,  
5>   ,  
_Ex:
to be snared    ( )

snark
1> _.  (    .)
2> _. ,  (snake + shark)

snarl
1> ;
() 
2>  , ; 
_Ex:
a snarl in traffic    
3> , 
_Ex:
to snarl one's hair  
4> , ;  ( snarl together)
5>   ;  ( - )
6> _. ( snarl up)   ; ,

_Ex:
to snarl a simple problem  ()  
_Ex:
the traffic is snarled, the traffic snarled up 
   
7>   , 
_Ex:
your stupid questions snarl me up    
  
8> ,  ()
9> , , 
_Ex:
to answer with a snarl   
10>  
11> ,   ()
12> ,  ( )
_Ex:
the dog snarls at strangers    
13> , ; 
_Ex:
to snarl against smth.    -
_Ex:
he snarled at us    
14> , 

snarl-up
1> , , 

snatch
1> ,  ; 
_Ex:
the snatch of a bulldog  
_Ex:
to make a snatch at smth.  -; 
 -
_Ex:
to make snatches at the truth _.   
2> , , ;   
_Ex:
snatch decision  () 
_Ex:
snatch of pleasure  
_Ex:
of sunchine  
_Ex:
snatch of spring in January  ,  
 
_Ex:
to get a snatch of sleep    
_Ex:
to work by (in) snatches  
3> , ;  
_Ex:
snatches of a story (of a novel)   
( )
_Ex:
snatches of old tunes (of conversation)  
 ()
_Ex:
a snatch of an aria   
_Ex:
I heard snatches of their conversation   - 
 ,      
4>  ;     
_Ex:
to take a snatch  , , 
 
_Ex:
they would not let us go without a snatch    
,    
5> 
_Ex:
to put the snatch on smb.  -; 
-
_Ex:
to put the snatch on smth.  -
6> 
7> _. _.  
8> _. 
_Ex:
a two hand snatch   
9> _.  (  . .)
10> ; ,  ( snatch away,
snatch up)
_Ex:
to snatch a sword (a pen)   ()
_Ex:
to snatch an object from smb.'s hand  ()
-   - 
_Ex:
to snatch a falling object   
_Ex:
he snatched the baby from the fire     
_Ex:
my plate was snatched away before I half-finished eating 
  () ,      
_Ex:
he snatched (away) a handbag from (out of) her hand  
  
_Ex:
he snatched up his gun and fired   
 
11> ; , 
_Ex:
to snatch at bush (at a rope)  ()  
( )
12> , 
_Ex:
to snatch at a chance  
_Ex:
to snatch an opportunity   ,
 
_Ex:
to snatch at any excuse    
13> ,  ( -)
14>  (), 
15> , 
_Ex:
to snatch a moment's leisure (a few hours of sleep) 
  (   )
_Ex:
to snatch a meal  
_Ex:
to snatch a glimpse of smth.   -
_Ex:
to snatch a kiss  
_Ex:
to snatch a victory     
_Ex:
to snatch smb. from (out of) the jaws of death 
-   
16> , 
17>  (-)
18> 

snatch away
1> , 
_Ex:
he was snatched away by premature death  
 
_Ex:
all his hope was snatched away      

snatch off
1> 
_Ex:
to snatch off burning clothes   
_Ex:
the wind snatched my hat off     

snatch up
1> , 

snatch-purse, snatch-thief
1>   ( )

snatcher
1> , 
2> _.  
3>  
4> _. _. 

snatchingly
1> ; 
2> 

