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sustituir: to replace, to take the place of
sustitutivo: substitutive
sustituto: substitute
sustitutorio: serving as substitute
sustituyente: substituent
susto: fright
sustracción: subtraction
sustractivo: subtractive
sustraendo: subtrahend
sustraer: to subtract; to take away, put aside; to steal, rob; (+ de algo) to do away with
sustrato: substratum, underlayer; substrate (what an enzyme acts upon); substrate (surface on which an organism grows); substrate (indigenous language); subsoil
susurrador: whisperer
susurrante: whispering
susurrar: to whisper, susurrate
susurro: whisper, murmur
sute: suit
sute: alternative spelling of chucte (tree and its fruit)
sutil: subtle
sutileza: subtlety, nicety
sutilidad: subtlety
sutilizar: to thin down; to squabble; to quibble
sutilmente: subtly
sutura: suture
sutura lambdoidea: lambdoid suture
sutural: sutural
suturar: to suture
suvenir: souvenir
suxametonio: suxamethonium
suyas: feminine plural of suyo: his, hers, its; theirs; yours
suyo: his, hers, its; theirs; yours
suyos: plural of suyo: his, hers, its; theirs; yours
suzeranía: suzerainty
suéter: pullover, sweater, jumper; T-shirt
svastika: swastika
swainsonina: swainsonine
swap: swap
swing: swing (dance)
swingman: swingman
syllabus: syllabus
sábado: Saturday; Sabbath, sabbath; the letter S in the Spanish spelling alphabet
sábado sabadete: weekly Saturday shag
sábalo: shad
sábana: sheet; bedsheet
sábila: aloe vera
sácate: get out!; do not dare!, do not even think it!; forget it!
sáculo: saccule
sádicamente: sadistically
sádico: sadistic
sádico: a sadistic person
sáfico: Sapphic (relating to the Greek poetess Sappho or her poetry); lesbian (relating to female homosexuality)
sálamo: lemonwood, lancewood (Calycophyllum candidissimum)
sálico: Salic
sálvese quien pueda: every man for himself
sámara: samara
sándalo: sandalwood
sánduche: sandwich
sándwich: sandwich; a sandwich only made with sandwich bread; long weekend; a day which falls between two work-free days (holidays or weekend days), on which leave is preferred
sánguche: Peruvian and Southern Cone form of sánduche
sánscrito: Sanskrit (language)
sánscrito: Sanskrit