sapˈphire (săfˈīr), a blue transparent stone, prized as a gem.
Sarˈa-cens (sărˈȧ-sĕnz), the Mohammedans who held the Holy Land.
satˈu-ratˌed (sătˈū-rātˌĕd), soaked.
Sauger Point (sä-gōrˈ), at the mouth of the Ganges River.
sauˈri-an (sôˈrĭ-ăn), a reptile.
savˈage ca-resˈses (săvˈa᷵j kȧ-rĕsˈĕz), rude acts of affection.
saw, talking, preaching.
Saxˈon (săkˈsŭn), English.
scabˈbard (skăbˈȧrd), a sheath, a cover for a sword when not in use.
scafˈfold (skăfˈōld), a platform upon which a criminal is executed.