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sábado: Saturday
sabana: savannah; savanna
sábana: sheet; altarcloth
sabandija: worm
sabañón: chilblain; louse; rat; vermin; vile person; nasty insect or reptile; creepy-crawler
sabañón: chilblain
sabático: sabbatical; Saturday
sabelotodo: know-all
saber: knowledge; learning; information; to know; to learn; to hear; to find out; to be able; to
know how; to know about; to be learned; to be informed; to taste of; a saber: namely
sabido: well-known; known; learned; como es bien sabido: as everybody knows
sabiduría: knowledge; learning; wisdom; sapience; sageness
sabiendas: a sabiendas: knowingly; consciously; on purpose
sabihondo, sabiondo: know-all; know-it-all; wiseacre
sabio: wise; learned; trained; knowing; sapient; sage; skilled; skilful; sensible; scholar; scientist
sablazo: blow with a sabre; scrounging
sable: sabre; saber
sablear: to scrounge money from
sabor: taste; flavour; flavor; relish; savour; sapor
saborear: to savour; to savor; to enjoy; to relish; to allure; to entice
sabotaje: sabotage
saboteador: saboteur
sabotear: to sabotage
sabre: saber
sabroso: tasty; delicious; savoury; palatable; tidy; considerable; interesting; pleasant; delightful
sabrosón: tasty; catchy; cool; terrific; gorgeous; fantastic
sabueso: bloodhound; hound; sleuth; tracer
saca: sack; mailbag; mailsack; extraction; exportation
sacacorchos: corkscrew
sacacuartos: swindler; scrounger
sacadineros: swindler; scrounger; catchpenny
sacamuelas: dentist
sacaperras: swindler; scrounger; slot; gambling
sacapuntas: pencil sharpener
sacar: to take out; to draw; to draw out; to pull out; to extract; to except; to exclude; to
withdraw; to retire; to stick out; to get; to obtain; to derive; to elicit; to produce; to bring out; to
show; to exhibit; to do; to finish; to gather; to understand; to come to; to get; to buy; to let out; to
let down; to throw in; to serve; to publish; to bring out; to invent; to produce; sacar adelante: to
bring up; to make a go of; sacar de quicio: to exasperate
sacarse: to get; to be obtained; to take off
sacarina: saccharine
sacarosa: saccharose; sucrose
sacerdocio: priesthood
sacerdotal: priestly; sacerdotal
sacerdote: priest
sacerdotisa: priestess
saciar: to quench; to satisfy; to slake; to satiate; to sate
saciarse: to become satiated or sate
saciedad: satiety