n2. magic words that are supposed to make a person or thing change shape, disappear, etc.
v1. to write or tell someone the letters that are used to make a word
v2. If you can spell, you know how to write the words of a language correctly.
spelling/spéliŋ/
n2. someone’s ability to spell words
spend/spénd/
v2. to use time doing something or being somewhere
sphere/sfíər/
spill/spíl/
spine/spáin/
splendid/spléndid/
spokesperson/spóukspə`:rsn/
sponsor/spɑ'nsər/
v. to give money to support an activity, event, etc.
spontaneous/spɑntéiniəs/
spot/spɑ't/
n2. a place
n3. a small, red mark on your skin
v. to see or notice something or someone
spouse/spáus/
spread/spréd/
v1. to arrange something so that it covers a large area
v2. to affect a larger number of people
v3. to move a soft substance across a surface so that it covers it
v4. to tell information to a lot of people
spur/spə':r/
v. to encourage someone to do something or something to happen
square/skwéər/
n1. a shape with four equal sides and four 90° angles
n2. an open area with buildings around it, often in the centre of a town
stability/stəbíləti/
stabilize/stéibəlàiz/
stable/stéibl/
adj2. fixed or safe and not likely to move
n. a building where horses are kept
stack/stæ'k/
v. to arrange things in a pile one on top of another
staff/stæ'f/
v. to provide workers for an organization
staffing/stæfiŋ/
stagnant/stæ'gnənt/
adj2. A stagnant economy, society, or organization does not develop or grow.
stagnation/stægnéiʃən/
stain/stéin/
v. to leave a dirty mark on something that is difficult to remove, or to become dirty in this way
stainless/stéinləs/
adj2. morally good; having done nothing that could be considered to be wrong
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