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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 263 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| skim | verb | The boat skimmed over the water. | glided |
| skin | noun | She had ivory skin. | epidermis |
| verb | He skinned the animal and ate it. | flayed | |
| skip | verb | She skipped class today. | missed |
| verb | She skipped on her way to school. | bounced | |
| skirt | noun | She wore a skirt and a blouse. | dress |
| verb | We skirted the city. | avoided | |
| sky | noun | The sky was clear. | atmosphere |
| skyscraper | noun | Many skyscrapers are in New York. | tall buildings |
| slack | adj. | It was a slack time for us. | idle |
| noun | He wore a pair of slacks. | pants | |
| slam | verb | The other car slammed into ours. | banged |
| slander | noun | What he said was slander. | defamation |
| verb | He slandered our good name. | defamed | |
| slang | noun | Slang is non standard use of words. | jargon |
| slap | noun | He got a slap in the face. | whack |
| verb | She slapped his hands for his behavior. | spanked | |
| slaughter | noun | The battle was a slaughter. | massacre |
| verb | They slaughtered the people. | butchered | |
| slave | noun | Slaves are no longer allowed. | serfs |
| verb | She slaved for him for sixty years. | toiled | |
| slavery | noun | Slavery was abolished in 1863. | human bondage |
| sleep | noun | She got six hours of sleep. | slumber |
| verb | She can sleep anywhere. | doze | |
| sleeve | noun | The sleeve of his coat was torn. | arm portion |
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