sturdy beggars
The fifth and last of the most ancient order of canters, beggars that rather demand than ask CANT.
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stylee
style
suave and debonair
Charming and sophisticated in manner
sub
A subaltern officer in the army.
Sub Jove
Under Jove; in the open air. Jupiter is the g9d of the upper regions of the air, as Juno is of the lower regions, Neptune of the waters of the sea, Vesta of the earth, Ceres of the surface soil, and Hades of the invisible or under-world.
sub judice
Under judicial consideration, not yet decided or awarded in a court of law.
Subject and Object
In metaphysics the Subject is the ego, the mind, the conscious self, the substance or substratum to which attri- butes must be referred; the Object is' an ex- ternal as distinct from the ego, a thing or idea brought before the consciousness. Hence subjective criticism, art, etc.
subject to something
influenced or affected by something
succeed in doing something
Common English phrase; full definition pending editorial review.
success has many fathers, while failure is an orphan
Many people claim responsibility for a successful outcome, but few admit to a failed one
success is a journey not a destination
English proverb; full definition pending editorial review.
success story
A person or situation that achieves great success
successfully
Used by the vulgar for SUCCESSIVELY: as three or four landlords of this house have been ruined successfully by the number of soldiers quartered on them. IRISH.
such a good idea
An expression of strong approval or agreement
such as
used to give examples of something
suck
Strong liquor of any sort. To suck the monkey; see MONKEY. Sucky; drunk.
suck
A parasite, a flatterer of the "nobs."—University.
suck a big one
go away or leave me alone
suck a lemon
to look unhappy or displeased
suck and blow
to do two things that are opposite or contradictory
suck donkey balls
to perform a task that is extremely difficult or unpleasant
suck down
to drink something quickly
suck dry
to completely exhaust or drain something of its resources
suck face
to kiss passionately
suck hind tit
to receive the worst or least desirable part of something
suck in
to deceive or cheat someone
suck it
to accept or endure something unpleasant
suck it up
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
suck my balls
an offensive way to tell someone to leave you alone
suck my cock
an aggressive and offensive way to tell someone to leave or go away
suck my dick
a highly offensive expression of extreme anger or annoyance
suck on that
Deal with that or accept it
suck the kumara
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
suck the mop
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
suck tits
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
suck up
"to SUCK UP to a person," to insinuate oneself into his good graces.
suck-casa
A public-house.—Lingua Franca.
sucker
Any thing or object.
sucks to suck
Tough luck, that's unfortunate
sucky-sucky
Fellatio.
suds
Beer.
suds
In the suds; in trouble, in a disagreeable situation, or involved in some difficulty.
suffer fools gladly
To tolerate foolish or annoying people patiently
suffer from something
Experience or be affected by a problem or illness
suffer in silence
Endure pain or difficulty without complaining
sufferer
A tailor.
sufferer
A tailor; the loser at any game.
suffolk punch
A short, thick-set cart-horse. The term was formerly applied to any short fat man, and is probably the same word as above, though it may be connected with puncheon, the large cask.
sugar and spice
Comprising both pleasant and unpleasant aspects
sugar and spice and everything nice
Used to describe something or someone considered delightful and pleasant
sugar coated
Presented in a more pleasant or acceptable way
sugar sops
Toasted bread soked in ale, sweetened with sugar, and grated nutmeg: it is eaten with cheese.
sugar walls
The vagina.
sugarcoat a bitter pill
Make unpleasant information more acceptable
sugarcoat the pill
make unpleasant information more acceptable
sui juris
Of one's own right; the state of being able to exercise one's legal rjgnts — i.e. freedom from legal disability.
suicide
Four horses driven in a line. See HARUM-SCARUM.
suit and tie
Formal business attire for men
suit down to the ground
to fit someone perfectly
suit one's book
be convenient or suitable for someone
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