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7,169 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

suffragant: suffragant
suffrage: suffrage (right to vote); suffrage (prayer)
suffrage restreint: restricted suffrage
suffrage universel: universal suffrage
suffragette: suffragette
suffusion: suffusion
suffète: suffete
sufi: alternative spelling of soufi
suggestibilité: suggestibility
suggestible: suggestible
suggestif: suggestive
suggestion: suggestion; proposal; suggestion (psychology, etc.)
suggestivité: suggestiveness
suggestopédie: suggestopedia
suggérer: to suggest, propose; to evoke, suggest
suicidabilité: suicidality
suicidaire: of suicide; suicidal; suicidal (likely to try to commit suicide); suicidal (extremely dangerous)
suicidaire: suicidal; suicidal person
suicidairement: suicidally
suicidalité: suicidality
suicide: suicide
suicide assisté: assisted suicide
suicider: to commit suicide, to kill oneself, suicide
suicidé: suicide, someone who has committed suicide
suicidée: suicide, someone who commits suicide
suidé: suid
suie: soot
suif: tallow; suet
suiffer: to coat or wrap in suet or tallow
suint: suint (substance obtained from the wool of sheep)
suintant: seeping, oozing
suintement: oozing
suinter: to ooze
suisse: Swiss (of, from or relating to Switzerland)
suisse: chipmunk; guard; doorman
suite: result; sequel; next step, next steps, that which follows, remainder, rest; straight; sequence
suite arithmétique: arithmetic progression, arithmetic sequence
suite de Fibonacci: Fibonacci sequence
suite géométrique: geometric progression, geometric sequence
suite parentale: master bedroom
suite à: after; in the wake of
suivant: follower, attendant
suivant: next, following
suivant que: according as, depending on whether, according to whether
suivante: lady-in-waiting, lady's maid (woman who is a servant to a lady, especially a woman of the nobility or upper class)
suiveur: follower; tracker; slave
suivi: following; follow-up; monitoring, ongoing care or treatment (medical); tracking (package; number); keeping track, keeping a record
suivisme: me-tooism (a tendency to "follow the herd")
suiviste: conformist (person with a tendency to "follow the herd")
suivre: to follow (literal sense); to follow; to get (figurative sense; to understand what someone is saying); to take (a course or a class)
suivre les traces: to follow in someone's footsteps (to follow the same path as someone; to take actions similar to another's)
suivre son cours: to follow its course, to take its course, to continue, to progress, to come along
suivre à la trace: to track, to follow closely
sujet: subject
sujet: subject (in a monarchy); subject; subject (topic, theme); cause, reason; exam paper (on which the questions or tasks of an examination are written)
sujet grammatical: syntactical subject (as opposed to semantic subject)
sujet réel: semantic subject (the true agent of an action, as opposed to the mere syntactical subject of a verb)
sujet à caution: questionable, doubtful, unconfirmed
sujétion: subjection; constraint
sulciforme: sulciform