 sabClick to Search sab |
| obstruct the hunt of foxes due to opposition to blood sports |
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| person who obstructs the hunt of foxes due to opposition to blood sports |
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SabaClick to Search Saba |
| small island in the Netherlands Antilles; family name |
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sababaClick to Search sababa |
| (Hebrew) good time, fun (slang) |
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sabadillaClick to Search sabadilla |
| variety of lily native to Mexico |
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SabbatarianClick to Search Sabbatarian |
| Sabbath observer, person who observes the Sabbath |
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SabbatarianClick to Search Sabbatarian |
| of or pertaining to Sabbath or to Sabbatarians |
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Sabbath candleClick to Search Sabbath candle |
| one of two candles lit on the eve of the Sabbath (Judaism) |
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Sabbath day`s journeyClick to Search Sabbath day`s journey |
| area or distance which a Jew may travel on the Sabbath without violating Jewish law (area with a radius of 2, 000 cubits) |
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Sabbath elevatorClick to Search Sabbath elevator |
| elevator which runs on the Sabbath |
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Sabbath EveClick to Search Sabbath Eve |
| evening before the Sabbath, evening before Saturday (day of rest observed by religious Jews) |
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Sabbath GoyClick to Search Sabbath Goy |
| non-Jew hired to do tasks on the Sabbath which Jews are forbidden to do |
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Sabbath limitsClick to Search Sabbath limits |
| area or distance which a Jew may travel on the Sabbath without violating Jewish law (area with a radius of 2, 000 cubits) |
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Sabbath NachamuClick to Search Sabbath Nachamu |
| Sabbath that falls after the fast day of the ninth of Ab (day which mourns the destruction of the Jewish temple) |
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sabbath schoolClick to Search sabbath school |
| Sunday school, religious school which takes place on Sunday |
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Sabbath timerClick to Search Sabbath timer |
| electronic device which activates lights and other appliances so that an orthodox Jew does not violate Jewish law concerning the Sabbath |
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SabbaticClick to Search Sabbatic |
| pertaining to the Sabbath, pertaining to a weekly day of rest and religious observance (also Sabbatical) |
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sabbatic yearClick to Search sabbatic year |
| year of leave or break from work |
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sabbaticalClick to Search sabbatical |
| leave that is generally taken every seventh year, any authorized leave from one`s job for rest or study |
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sabbaticalClick to Search sabbatical |
| pertaining to the Sabbath, pertaining to a weekly day of rest and religious observance (also Sabbatic) |
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sabbatical yearClick to Search sabbatical year |
| year of rest from work (generally taken every seventh year) |
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saberClick to Search saber |
| strike or stab with a saber (also sabre) |
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saberClick to Search saber |
| curved single-edged sword; (Fencing) foil, double-edged sword with a blunt tip (also sabre) |
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saber toothedClick to Search saber toothed |
| having teeth that look like sabers, that have long sharp upper canine teeth ; of or pertaining to prehistoric creatures that had savage teeth |
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sabermetricianClick to Search sabermetrician |
| person who studies baseball statistics |
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sabermetricsClick to Search sabermetrics |
| statistical analysis of baseball facts and data |
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saber-rattlingClick to Search saber-rattling |
| dispute, argumentation; preparations for a battle, readiness |
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saber-toothed tigerClick to Search saber-toothed tiger |
| wild cat (now extinct animal) with long curving upper canine teeth that lived in the Oligocene and Pleistocene periods |
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sabinClick to Search sabin |
| unit of measure for sound absorption (Physics) |
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SabinClick to Search Sabin |
| family name; Albert Sabin (1906-1993) Polish born United States microbiologist and pioneer researcher on viruses and viral diseases who developped the Sabin vaccine against polio which is taken orally; town in Minnesota (USA) |
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Sabin vaccineClick to Search Sabin vaccine |
| vaccine (that contains live weakened poliovirus) against polio that is taken orally named after Albert Sabin |
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SabineClick to Search Sabine |
| language of the Sabine ancient people who lived in central Italy |
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SabineClick to Search Sabine |
| of or pertaining to the Sabine ancient Italian people who lived in central Italy in the Apennines |
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SabineClick to Search Sabine |
| member of an ancient Italian people who lived in central Italy in the Apennines |
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SabineClick to Search Sabine |
| female first name; family name; river in east Texas that flows into the Gulf of Mexico |
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sableClick to Search sable |
| small carnivorous mammal native to northern Europe and Asia (hunted for its dark brown valuable soft fur); fur of the sable; hide or skin of the sable; scarf or garment made of sable fur; marten native to North America; color black (heraldic term) |
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sableClick to Search sable |
| made from the fur of the sable (type of animal); of a black color; having a dark brown or black coloring; of a grayish yellowish brown color; dark, somber |
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sablefishClick to Search sablefish |
| blackish fish used as food native of North American Pacific Ocean |
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sablesClick to Search sables |
| black clothing worn in mourning |
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sabotClick to Search sabot |
| wooden shoe worn by European peasants, leather shoe with a thick wooden sole; one or several pieces of material that keeps an uncalibrated projectile centered inside a larger tube or launch container; dealing box for holding a few decks of playing cards |
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sabotage the peace processClick to Search sabotage the peace process |
| cause the peace process to fail |
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saboteurClick to Search saboteur |
| one who maliciously causes damage, one who intentionally destroys or disrupts |
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Sabra and Shatilla AffairClick to Search Sabra and Shatilla Affair |
| case concerning the mass slaughter carried out by Falanges in the refugee camps in Lebanon without intervention by Israel in 1982 |
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sabreClick to Search sabre |
| strike or stab with a saber (also saber) |
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sabreClick to Search sabre |
| curved single-edged sword; (Fencing) foil, double-edged sword with a blunt tip (also saber) |
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sabre toothedClick to Search sabre toothed |
| having teeth that look like sabers |
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sabre toothed tigerClick to Search sabre toothed tiger |
| tiger with teeth that resemble sabers |
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sabretacheClick to Search sabretache |
| small leather bag that a cavalryman wears on his belt |
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sabulineClick to Search sabuline |
| gritty, sandy |
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sabuloseClick to Search sabulose |
| sandy, containing small particles, gritty |
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sabulousClick to Search sabulous |
| sandy, containing small particles, gritty |
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