Sallust (sal'ust), a Roman historian who accompanied Caesar on his African campaign.
sally (sal'i), an excursion from the usual course.
salutary (sal'u-ta-ri), wholesome.
salutation (sal'u-ta'shun), greeting.
Samian (sa'mi-an), pertaining to the island of Samos.
sanctuary (sank'tu-a-ri), a sacred place; a place of refuge.
Sandflesen (sand-fla'sen),
sanguine (san'gwin), hopeful.
Sappho (saf'o), a Greek woman who lived about 600 B. C., famous for her lyric poetry.
sark (sark), a skirt.