Vocabulaires

"The landlord was such a skinflint that he never repaired anything."

"The skinny cat looked like it hadn't eaten for days."

"He decided to skip breakfast and go straight to work."

"The soldiers got into a skirmish near the border."

"She wore a red skirt to the party."

"The students performed a funny skit at the event."

"The horse was too skittish to ride."

"The politician was accused of financial skulduggery."

"He tried to skulk in the shadows to avoid being seen."

"The archaeologists found an ancient human skull."

"The election was full of political skullduggery."

"The sky was clear and the sun was shining brightly."

"Her sky-blue eyes sparkled in the sunlight."

"The skylark sang beautifully as it soared above the meadow."

"The new skyscraper dominates the city's skyline."

"The workers laid a concrete slab for the foundation."

"Business is slack during the rainy season."

"The driver slackened his speed as he approached the village."

"The factory dumped the slag near the river."

"She drank cold water to slake her thirst."

"He slammed the door angrily after the argument."

"He sued the newspaper for slander."

"The teenagers used slang that their parents couldn't understand."

"The article had a political slant."

"He slapped the table in anger."

"The report was written in a slapdash manner, full of errors."

"The cat slashed at the intruder with its claws."

"The meeting is slated for next Monday."

"The house looked as if a slattern lived there."

"The army slaughtered hundreds of enemy soldiers."

"The abolitionist movement fought for the rights of slaves."

"Slavery was abolished in most countries in the 19th century."

"His slavish devotion to tradition prevented any innovation."

"The hero vowed to slay the dragon."

"He avoided the sleazy nightclub downtown."

"The children rode a sledge down the snowy hill."

"She drove a sleek black sports car."

"I usually sleep for eight hours every night."

"Sleep deprivation leads to cognitive decline and fatigue."

"The movie turned out to be a real sleeper hit."

"The sluggard refused to get out of bed even at noon."

"He made a slur against her character."

"The child slumbered peacefully through the night."

"The government is working to improve conditions in the slum."

"The workers sluiced the mud off the street after the heavy rain."

"He felt sluggish after eating a heavy meal."

"His slovenly appearance made a bad impression at the interview."

"He slouched in the chair, looking tired."

"The snake sloughed off its old skin."

"She gave him a sly smile."