slut, n. bitch (femaledog); [slattern], [quean], malkin.
sly, a. [cautious], [nimble], [skillful], [arch], [wary], [knowing], [shrewd], [cunning], [wily], [artful]; [subtle], [stealthy], [clandestine], [covert], surreptitious, furtive.
smack, n. [taste]; [kiss], buss; [crack], [snap].
smacking, a. [brisk], [smart], [resounding].
small, a. [little], [minute], diminutive, [petty], [slight], inconsiderable, [puny], tiny, weazened, [undeveloped], [dwarfish], runty, wee, [stunted], inappreciable, undersized, atrophied; miniature; [trivial], [insignificant], [trifling], [frivolous]; [mean], [narrow-minded], [illiberal], [sordid], [ungenerous], contracted; [short], [limited]; [piping], [feeble], [weak]; microscopic, infinitesimal, molecular, corpuscular, [atomic], [fine]; homeopathic.
smallpox, n. variola; varioloid (modified smallpox after vaccination). Associated words: [vaccination], vaccine, virus, variolation, [vaccinate], pock, pockmark, [pockmarked], antivariolus, variolus, pocky, papule, pustule.
smart, v. [sting], [prick], suffer.
smart, a. acute, [bright], [clever], [apt], [brilliant], [gifted], [talented]; precocious; [vigorous], [energetic], [forcible]; [fashionable], pretentious, [trim], [elegant]; fresh, [smacking], [brisk]; [agile], [nimble], [lively]; [pungent], [poignant], [intense], [keen]. Antonyms: [dull], [inapt], [dowdy], [tawdry].
smash, v. [shiver], [crush].--n. [destruction], [ruin], [wreck]; [bankruptcy].
smatterer, n. sciolist, superficialist.