A term for a black color or black fur, especially in heraldry and fashion.
SaccadicRelating to or denoting a rapid movement of the eye between fixation points.
SaccharinA sweet-tasting synthetic compound used as a sugar substitute.
SaccharineA sweet-tasting substance, typically used as a sugar substitute.
SaccharomycetesA class of fungi that includes yeasts, particularly those involved in fermentation and sugar metabolism.
SacculeA small sac or pouch, especially in biological contexts.
SacerAn ancient Roman term meaning 'sacred' or 'holy'.
SacerdotalRelating to priests or the priesthood.
SackA flexible container typically made of cloth, paper, or plastic, used for carrying or storing goods.
SacramentA religious ceremony or act regarded as an outward and visible sign of inward and spiritual divine grace.
SacredRegarded with reverence and respect; holy.
SacrificeThe act of offering something valuable to a deity as a form of worship or atonement.
SacrilegeThe violation or profanation of sacred things.
SacroAn adjective referring to something sacred or holy.
SacrosanctRegarded as too important or valuable to be interfered with.
SacrumThe triangular bony structure at the base of the spine, forming the back of the pelvis.
SadFeeling or showing sorrow; unhappy.
SadnessA state of feeling sorrowful or unhappy.
SafarThe second month of the Islamic lunar calendar, marked by various cultural and religious observances.
SafaraA term used in various contexts, often referring to a mode of travel or journey.