slushing
1> _.  
2> _.  

slushy
1> , 
_Ex:
slushy streets  
_Ex:
slushy snow  
2> , ; , 
_Ex:
slushy tea  
3> _. , 
_Ex:
slushy novel  
4> _. , 
5> _. _.  

slut
1> , 
2> 
3> 
_Ex:
saucy slut  , 
4> 
5> _. ; 

sluttish
1> , ; , 
2> ;  ( )

sly
1> , ; 
_Ex:
sly person  (, ) 
_Ex:
sly bargain  
2> , 
_Ex:
sly jokes  
_Ex:
sly smile  () 
_Ex:
with a sly wink  () 
3> 
_Ex:
sly revenge  
4> , 
_Ex:
by sly degrees , 
_Id:
sly dog ; ,  
_Id:
on the sly , , 
_Id:
to buy opium on the sly   
_Id:
she received letters, on the sly, from young men  
    

sly grog
1> _.   
2> _. 

slyboots
1> _. , , 

slyly
1> , 

slype
1> _.    

smack
1> , ; 
_Ex:
smack of garlic  () 
_Ex:
smack of resin was in the air    
_Ex:
smack of obstinacy (of insincerity) in a character 
  ()  
_Ex:
there's a smack of the gambler in him    -
 
2>  ; ; 
_Ex:
to add a smack of pepper to a dish   
 
3>  ()
4>  , ; ; , 
(-)
_Ex:
to smack well (badly)   () 
_Ex:
the bread (the water in the kettle) smacks of smoke 
(  )  () 
5> , ; 
_Ex:
his manner smacks of self-conceit (of annoyance, of unrest)
    () 
(, )
_Ex:
race meetings to me always smacked of the idle rich  
     

_Ex:
this smacks of treason    
_Ex:
this scheme smacks of discrimination   

6> _.  , ,  (-)
7> () ; 
_Ex:
to give smb. a smack on the shoulder  -
 
_Ex:
he brought his hand down with a smack on the table  
  
_Ex:
he gave the ball a hard smack     
8> , 
9>  
_Ex:
smack on the lips    
_Ex:
to give smb. a good smack   ()
-
10> 
_Ex:
with a smack of his tongue (of his whip)  
()
11> _. 
_Ex:
to have a smack at smth.   -
_Id:
a smack in the eye (in the face) , , 
, 
_Id:
to have a smack at smb.  - ; 
 -;  -
12> _. , , -
_Ex:
the decision is smack against us   
  
_Ex:
he ran smack into the wall     
13> , 
_Ex:
to smack one's lips  () 
14>  
15> 
16> 
17>  (, )
18> 
_Ex:
to smack a child () 
19> 
_Ex:
to smack smb. on the back (on the shoulder)  -
()   ( )
_Ex:
he smacked his hand down on his knee   
 
20> _.  
_Id:
to smack calfskin _.   
21> _. !, !
22> _.  (  )
23> _. 

smack-dab
1> _. 
_Ex:
he landed smack-dab in the middle of the field  
  

smacker
1> _.  , , 
2>  
3>   (-)
4> _. 

smackeroo
1> _.   , , 

smackhead
1> _. _. ,  
2> _. 

smacking
1> 
_Ex:
the child wants a good smacking    

_Ex:
she gave him a good smacking    ;
    
2> 
3> ,  ( )

small
1>    (-)
_Ex:
the small of the leg   
_Ex:
the small of the back 
2> (the small) _.  ; ; 

3>  ;  
_Ex:
the great and the small     
4> _.     (  
  )
5>   (   . .), 
   (    
)
6> _.  ( ,   )
7> _. 
_Id:
in small  ;   
_Id:
small and early     
 
8> , 
_Ex:
small room (territory, difference, sum of money) 
()  (, ,  )
_Ex:
small man   ( )
_Ex:
small boy ,  
_Ex:
small child  
_Ex:
small birds 
_Ex:
small people ; _. ; _. , , 
_Ex:
small dose  
_Ex:
small group  
_Ex:
on a small scale   
_Ex:
her large small family    (),
  
_Ex:
to break into small pieces    
_Ex:
the trees are in small leaf  - 
9> ,  (  , )
_Ex:
sizes  
_Ex:
on the small side 
_Ex:
the gloves are in the small side  
_Ex:
this coat is small for me    
10> 
_Ex:
small farmer (business)   (- )
_Ex:
small holder  
_Ex:
industries   
_Ex:
coin  
11> ,  , 
_Ex:
small grapes  
_Ex:
small rain  
_Ex:
small hand  () 
12> , 
_Ex:
small grinding  
_Ex:
small net  () 
_Ex:
small sieve  
13> , 
_Ex:
small detail  ()  ()
_Ex:
small error  
_Ex:
small worries of life  
_Ex:
a small matter! !, !, !
_Ex:
a matter of small concequence  
_Ex:
a matter of no small consequence   (
 )
_Ex:
to smb.'s no small sirprise   ( )
 -
_Ex:
to waste no small time   
_Ex:
to have small love for smth.    -
_Ex:
to have small knowledge of smth.   -
_Ex:
to have small need to do smth.   
  -
_Ex:
it is small wonder that...  , ...
_Ex:
small blame to him     - 
_Ex:
he failed, and small wonder  ,   
 
14> 
_Ex:
small autor (poet)   ()
_Ex:
to play a small part   ()

15> 
_Ex:
small mind  
_Ex:
a man of small abilities  
_Ex:
to use a small vocabulary    
( )
16> , , 
_Ex:
small men  ;  
_Ex:
small mind  () 
_Ex:
small passions  
_Ex:
small trickery  () 
_Ex:
to enjoy a small triumph  () ,

_Ex:
I call it small of him   ()   
17> ; 
_Ex:
to feel small    (,
)
_Ex:
to look small    ;  
  
_Ex:
to make smb. look small  -;   -
,  -  
18>  -
_Ex:
they made me look small       

_Ex:
I felt very small   ,    
19> , , 
_Ex:
of small duration , 
_Ex:
for a small moment   
_Ex:
a small time  () 
20> , 
_Ex:
small distance  () 
21> 
_Ex:
small audience  () 
_Ex:
in small numbers   
22> ,   
_Ex:
small bottle of soda  
_Ex:
a small whisky  
23> 
_Ex:
small cold  () 
_Ex:
small current (pulse)   ()
_Ex:
small wind  () 
24> ,  ( , )
_Ex:
in a small voice  , 
25> 
_Ex:
small income  
_Ex:
to live in a small way  
_Ex:
he has contributed to scientifis progress in a small way 
     
26> 
_Ex:
small diet  
_Ex:
small crop (harvest)  
_Ex:
small resources  () 
27> , 
_Ex:
small appetit (attendance)   (- )
_Ex:
he is a small eater   () 
28>  ( )
29> 
30> _. , ,  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
small ale  
31> _. 
_Ex:
small trumps  
_Id:
the still small voice (of conscience)  
_Id:
not in the smallest _.    
32> ,   
33>  (  )
34>   ,   
_Id:
to sing  ; 

small ad
1>     (  )

small arms
1> _.  
_Ex:
ammunitin    

small beer
1>  
2> , 
_Ex:
to think small beer of smb., smth.   
 -, -
_Ex:
to think no small beer of oneself ,  
 
3>  

small capitals, small caps
1> _. 

small cattle
1> _-.    (, )

small change
1>  , 
2>    ;  

small coal
1> _. 

small craft
1>  , 

small cranberry
1> _.  (Vaccinium oxycoccus)

small fruit
1>     , 
2>   , 

small fry
1>  ; 
2> _. , 
3> _.  , 

small game
1>  

small grains
1> _-.  

small hail
1> _.  

small hours
1>    ;  

small intestine
1> _.  

small letters
1>  ,  

small potatoes
1> _. ,  
2> , 
_Ex:
his salary was small potatoes   

small print
1>  ,  
2>  ,    
  ( ,   . .) (the small
print)
3> ,    ,    
(the small print)
_Ex:
mind you read the small print before signing 
  ,   
_Ex:
she always reads the small print   ,
  

small printers
1>  ( ) 

small screen
1>  
2> 

small shot
1> 

small talk
1> ,   ,    

small timber
1> _.  

small time
1> _.   ,   
  

small tools
1>    

small-batch
1> ,   

small-beer
1> , , 

small-celled
1> _. 

small-fry
1> _. , 
_Ex:
small-fry politician  
2> _. , 
_Ex:
small-fry sports   

small-lot
1> _. 

small-minded
1> , , 
_Ex:
small-minded conduct  ; 

2> , 

small-scale
1> , 
_Ex:
small-scale enterprise  
2> ,    (   . .)
_Ex:
small-scale map  
3>  ( )

small-talk
1>     ;    

small-time
1> _. , 
_Ex:
small-time organization (business)  
(- )
2> _. , 
_Ex:
small-time racketeers  
_Ex:
small-time politicians  
3> _. _.     

small-tooth comb
1>  
2>     - ( 
 -) ( ); 

small-town
1>    
_Ex:
small-town general store  ,   
2> , 
_Ex:
small-town manners  

small-wares
1> ,   (  
  )

smallbore
1> _. 

smallclothes
1> _.     (  
  )
2>   (   . .), 
   (    
)

smallholder
1>   ( )

smallholding
1>   ,  
2> _.    1  50    
 100  

smallish
1> ,  ; ; ; 
_Ex:
smallish man  

smallpox
1> _. 
_Ex:
to be taken ill of (to be seized with) smallpox  

smallsword
1> , 

smalm
1> _. ,  ( smalm down)
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
to smalm over smb.  -

smalt
1>  (    )

smaltine, smaltite
1> _. 

smalto, smalts
1>  (    )
2> ,  

smaragdine
1> 
2> -, 

smaragdite
1> _. ,  

smarm
1> _. ,  ( smarm down)
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
to smarm over smb.  -

smarmy
1> _. , , 

smart
1>  
_Ex:
the smart of his wound kept him awake   ,
    
2> ( the smart) , 
_Ex:
to get over smarts  ,  
3> , ; 
_Ex:
smart blow  () 
_Ex:
smart punishment  
_Ex:
to give a smart thrashing   
4>  (   . .)
5> _. _. ,  
_Ex:
a smart few   
_Ex:
smart price   
_Ex:
smart distance  () 
_Ex:
smart frost  () 
_Ex:
a right smart rain  
6> _. ,  ( )
7> ,  ,  
8>  ,  ; ; ; 
_Ex:
to smart at remarks made by smb.    ,
 -
_Ex:
he's still smarting from the memory of her  
    
_Ex:
my hand smarts from a scratch      
_Ex:
the perspiration caused his eyes to smart    
 
_Ex:
the burn smarts violently   
9>  ,  
_Ex:
the insult smarts yet   
10> 
_Ex:
to smart under injustice   
_Ex:
to smart for smth.  ()  -
_Ex:
you shall smart for this!  ()   !,
   !
11> , ,  ,   . .
12> _. ;  
13> _. _. , 
_Ex:
he had the smarts to get into a medical school   
    
_Ex:
if you have enough smarts...    
...
14> , 
_Ex:
smart walk (gallop)   (- )
_Ex:
smart attack  
_Ex:
he went off at a smart pace    
15> , 
_Ex:
smart waiter  
_Ex:
look smart! !
16> , ; ; 
_Ex:
smart person  (, , )

_Ex:
smart child  
_Ex:
smart carpenter  
_Ex:
smart men _. 
_Ex:
he is a smart cricketer   ()   
17> _. , ""
18> , , 
_Ex:
smart deal (practice, trick)   (- ,
- )
_Ex:
he is a smart one    ()
19> ,  (   . .)
20> _.    ( );  
 ( )
21> , 
_Ex:
smart answer  
_Ex:
he is smart at repartee   -  ;  
    
22> 
_Ex:
he was fired for being smart with the boss    ,
    (  )
23> ,  
_Ex:
smart garden  () 
_Ex:
go and make yourself smart before the guests come  
    (),    
24> , , 
_Ex:
he looks quite smart in his uniform    
   ()
25> ; , 
_Ex:
smart woman  
_Ex:
she wears smart clothes   () 
26> 
_Ex:
he wants to be smart      
27> 
_Ex:
smart society  

smart aleck
1> _. _.  ; , ; 

smart bomb
1>    ( ) 

smart money
1> _.   (    
  )
2>   ,   
 ;  

smart-alecky
1> _. _.   , , 

smarten
1> _. ; ;  (
smarten up)
_Ex:
to smarten up one's room  (  ) 
2> _. ,  ( smarten up)
3> _. ,  ( smarten up)

smarting
1>   , 
_Ex:
smarting pain  () 
_Ex:
smarting eyes   
_Ex:
smarting vanity  

smartish
1>  (-) ,   . .
_Ex:
smartish distance  
2>  , 
3>  , 
4> _. , 
_Ex:
it froze smartish last night    
_Ex:
a smartish few  ; 

smartness
1> 
2> , 
_Ex:
to have smartness  
_Ex:
soldierly smartness  
3> , 
4> , 
_Ex:
militia showed great smartness   


smarty
1> _. _.  , -

smartypants
1> _. _.  , -

smash
1> ,   ,   . .
_Ex:
the teapot fell with an awful smash    

2> , 
3>  , , 
_Ex:
to break (to knock) to smash  ; 
 
_Ex:
to go to smash ;  () ;
  ( , )
4> , 
_Ex:
to go to smash , 
5>  ()
6> _. ,  
7>  
_Ex:
the dance was an absolute smash   
 
8> ,    ,   
9> ,    
10> ,        ()
11> _. , ; 
12> _. , 
13>   ( smash to pieces, to splinters
 to bits) ( smash up)
_Ex:
to smash a teacup  
_Ex:
the place was badly smashed up in the air-raids  
    
14>  ,     (
smash up)
15> _.  ( smash up)
16> 
_Ex:
to smash the door (open)  
_Ex:
the typhoon smashed all the buildings   
()  
17> 
18> ,    
_Ex:
to smash smb. in the face   -  
_Ex:
to smash smb. on the nose  - 
19> , , 
_Ex:
to smash a theory  
_Ex:
to smash (up) an organization  
_Ex:
to smash a revolt  
_Ex:
to smash an attack  
_Ex:
to smash an opponent   ( )
20>  ()
21> ; ;  , 
(   . .) ( smash up)
_Ex:
the car smashed into a wall    
_Ex:
the boat smashed onto the rocks    
22> 
_Ex:
they had smashed their way to the town    
23>   
_Ex:
to smash a stone through a window   
_Ex:
to smash a fist in smb.'s face ( ) 
-   
24>   ;  
25> _. , ,  ( smash up)
26>  , 
27>   ()
28> 
_Ex:
to go smash  ; ; 
29> 
_Ex:
to run smash into a wall    
30> _.  
31>   
32> _.   

smash down
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to smash down a fence  
2> , 
_Ex:
firemen smashed down the door   

smash in
1> ,  
_Ex:
to smash in for seats  (   . .),  
 
2> , , 
_Ex:
to smash smb.'s face in _.  - 
_Ex:
the explosion smashed in all the windows  
 
_Ex:
a single blow from an adult bear could smash in your rib-cage
       

smash-and-grab raid
1>      (
)

smash-hit
1> _.   (,   . .),
 
2> _. , ; ,   . .,
   

smash-up
1> _.  
2> _. ,  (, )
3> _.  (  . .)

smashball
1> ,     ()

smashed
1> _.  

smasher
1> _. ,  
2>  
_Ex:
to come a smasher ,  
_Ex:
he took a smasher off his horse    
3> _. ,  ;  
4> _.  
5> _. - 
_Ex:
the show was a smasher    
6> _.   (  )
_Ex:
that girl is a smasher!    - ,
!

smashing
1> , ; 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
smashing success  
_Ex:
smashing performance  

smatter
1>  , ;  - (of)
2>   ( -),  ,
 (-) (in, at)
_Ex:
to smatter in a language (in a science)  
(- )   
3>    

smatterer
1> ,   - ; ,


smattering
1>  
_Ex:
to acquire a smattering of Greek  -
   
2>  , 
_Ex:
a smattering of spectators  

smaze
1> ,      (smok + haze)

smear
1> 
_Ex:
a smear of blood (of oil, of grease)  (,
) 
2> 
_Ex:
a smear of paint will put it right   
 ,     
3>  (  )
_Ex:
blood smear  
4>  ( ) 
5> , 
_Ex:
smear campaign  
_Ex:
smear tactics ,    
 (   . .)
6> () , ,  (-);
() 
_Ex:
to smear skin with vaseline   
_Ex:
to smear bread over with butter   
 
7> , 
_Ex:
to smear easily  ,  
_Ex:
lipstick that smears  ,  

8>  (-)   ( -) (
on, over)
_Ex:
to smear grease on one's hands    
_Ex:
to smear cream over one's face    
9> , 
_Ex:
to smear a wall with fingermarks  () 
 
_Ex:
I've smeared my coat   
_Ex:
hands smeared with blood ,  
10> _. , 
_Ex:
this stuff smears easily   
11> 
_Ex:
to smear an ink blot   
_Ex:
the outline got smeared  
12> _. , , , 
_Ex:
to smear smb.'s character  -
13> _. _. ;   
14> _. _.  ()
15> _. _. ,    
16> _. _. ,  

smear-sheet
1> _.  ,  

smeary
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
smeary lipstick   
2> ; , 

smee
1>   (Mergus albellus; )

smeek
1> _. ; 
2> _. 

smegma
1> _. ,    

