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sabbia sand
saccheggiare to sack
sacerdote priest
sacramento sacrament
sagra festival
sagrestia sacresty
salace salacious
salario wages
salice willow
salpare to sail
salubre healthy
sassofono saxophone
satira satire
sbadiglio yawn
sborsare to pay
sbottare to burst out
sbottonare to unbutton
sbracarsi to undo one's belt
scellerato wicked
sciacallo jackal
sciare to ski
scioglilingua tonguetwister
scoiattolo squirrel
scommettere to bet
sconsigliare to advise against
scrittoio writing desk
scrostare to scrape
scure axe
sebbene although
segreto secret
sentito sincere
sete thirst
settentrione north
severo strict
sevizia torture, mayhem
sfalsare to stagger, to parry
sfarzo pomp, splendor
sfogo vent, outlet
sfornire to deprive
sfuso melted, loose, in bulk
sgabello stool, footstool
siccome as
socio associate, partner
soffio breath, puff
soggetto subject
soglio throne, seat
sogno dream, wishful thinking
solamente only
solito usual, customary, habitual
solleone summer heat
soltanto only, all, just, alone
somigliare to resemble
sorridere to smile
sorriso smile
sottovoce in a low voice
spazzacamino chimney sweeper
spesso often
spettacolo show
spezia spice
strano strange
stupendo stupendous
sudore sweat
suggerire to suggest
surgelato frozen food
sveglia alarm clock
svendita sale
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