Results for "sat"

Word

50 words

• conversation A1

  A talk between two or more people in which they exchange news and ideas.

• Saturday A1

  The day of the week between Friday and Sunday.

• satisfied B1

  Pleased because you have got what you wanted or needed.

• satellite B1

  A machine sent into space to orbit the Earth and send back signals or information.

• satisfaction B1

  The good, contented feeling you get when you achieve or get what you wanted.

• satisfy A2

  To please someone by giving them what they want or need.

• sensation B1

  A physical feeling that you get through your body, such as touch, heat, or pain.

• compensation B2

  Money given to someone for loss, injury, or harm they have suffered.

• accusation B2

  A statement that someone has done something wrong or illegal.

• compensate B2

  To pay someone money, usually for loss, injury, or work done.

• satisfactory B2

  Good enough for a particular purpose; acceptable.

• satin C2

  A cloth woven from silk, nylon or polyester with a glossy surface and a dull back. (The same weaving technique applied to cotton produces cloth termed sateen).

• dissatisfied B2

  Not happy or content with something.

• versatile C1

  Able to do many different things well

• saturation C1

  the state or process of being completely soaked, filled, or supplied to capacity

• dissatisfaction B2

  A feeling of being unhappy or not content with something.

• transatlantic C1

  Crossing or spanning the Atlantic Ocean.

• unsatisfactory B2

  Not good enough; not meeting the required standard

• condensation C2

  The process by which a gas, especially water vapor, turns into a liquid.

• dispensation C2

  The act of dispensing or dealing out; distribution

• satirical C2

  exposing human folly to ridicule

• satyr C2

  a male woodland spirit in ancient Greek mythology, associated with Dionysus and represented with both human and animal features

• versatility C1

  The quality of having many different skills or uses

• cessation C1

  The stopping or ending of something, whether for a while or for good.

• unsatisfying B2

  not providing the pleasure, fulfillment, explanation, or result that was hoped for

• sate C2

  to satisfy an appetite, thirst, curiosity, or desire fully

• saturate C2+

  To cause to become completely permeated with, or soaked (especially with a liquid).

• sensationalism C1

  the use of exaggerated, shocking, or lurid material to attract attention, especially in journalism

• satiate C2

  To fill to satisfaction; to satisfy.

• causation C2

  The act or agency by which an effect is produced.

• improvisational C2

  Made up on the spot, without preparation.

• accusatory C2

  expressing, containing, or suggesting an accusation

• satirize C2

  to expose or ridicule the faults of a person, institution, or idea through satire

• satinwood C2

  a smooth, hard, lustrous yellowish wood used for fine furniture, veneers, marquetry, and cabinetwork

• malversation C2

  corrupt or dishonest conduct in a public office, trust, or administrative role

• tergiversation C2

  The act of abandoning something or someone, of changing sides; desertion; betrayal.

• insensate C2+

  lacking physical sensation or feeling; unfeeling

• recompensation C2+

  the act of recompensing; compensation or repayment

• saturnine C2+

  gloomy, sullen, or grave in temperament or appearance

• satan C2+

  the devil; the chief embodiment of evil in several religions

• accusative C2+

  the grammatical case marking the direct object of a verb

• compulsatory C2+

  compelling or compulsory; tending to compel (archaic)

• conversational C2+

  relating to or resembling informal spoken conversation

• dissatisfactory C2+

  failing to meet expectations or give satisfaction

• ersatz C2+

  made or used as an inferior substitute or imitation

• noncompensation C2+

  failure or absence of compensation or payment

• pulsate C2+

  to expand and contract rhythmically; to throb

• pulsation C2+

  a single rhythmic throb or beat; rhythmic throbbing

• sat C2+

  past tense and past participle of sit

• sit A1

  sat — past tense / past participle of sit

  to rest with your weight on your bottom, with your upper body upright