s1
/ɛs
/abbreviation
1Second(s).
2 Law Section (of an act): the change is effected by the bringing into effect of s 130 of the Companies Act 1989
3Shilling(s): a room cost a guinea a night with a 2s 6d supplement for hot bathwater
4 Grammar Singular.
5 Chemistry Solid.
6(In genealogies) son(s): m 1991; one s one d
7Succeeded.
8 Chemistry Denoting electrons and orbitals possessing zero angular momentum and total symmetry: s-electrons
S from sharp, originally applied to lines in atomic spectra
symbol
(In mathematical formulae) distance.
S2
/ɛs/(also s)
noun (plural Ss or S's)
1The nineteenth letter of the alphabet.
1.1Denoting the next after R in a set of items, categories, etc.
2A shape like that of a capital S: [in combination]: an S-bend
S3
/ɛs/abbreviation
1(Chiefly in Catholic use) Saint: S Ignatius Loyola
2Siemens.
3Small (as a clothes size).
4South or Southern: 65° S
5 Biochemistry Svedberg unit(s).
6Sweden (international vehicle registration).
symbol
1The chemical element sulphur.
2 Chemistry Entropy.
- connectivity
- connector
- connect time
- Connemara
- Connemara pony
- Conner, Dennis
- Connery, Sir Sean
- connexion
- connie
- conning tower
- conniption
- connivance
- connive
- connivent
- conniver
- conniving
- connoisseur
- connoisseurship
- Connolly, Billy
- Connolly, Cyril
- Connolly, Maureen
- Connors, Jimmy
- connotation
- connotative
- connote