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Scramble
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Definition
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Answer
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msulmoaibnsm
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Sleepwalking; a state of performing actions while asleep
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Somnambulism
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iaspehnys
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Endlessly laborious and ultimately fruitless task
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Sisyphean
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snueeccmadu
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Substitute or replacement, especially in the context of medicine or therapy
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Succedaneum
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ldgasrgu
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A habitually lazy or indolent person
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Sluggard
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emutasm
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Combine to create a cumulative effect
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Summate
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olsg
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Plod through a persistently arduous task
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Slog
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erklest
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Move in a disorderly or frantic manner; scurry
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Skelter
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ulstys
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Slender, pointed instrument for writing or drawing
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Stylus
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tulesr
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Civilian merchant who sells provisions to a military unit
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Sutler
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tspermu
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Packhorse or mule, especially one used to carry military supplies
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Sumpter
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pesrsui
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Deep, often audible sigh expressing relief or exhaustion
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Suspire
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spagn
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Squarely; directly, with military precision
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Spang
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tsgnyia
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Dark, gloomy, or hellish in nature; profoundly dark and forbidding
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Stygian
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neitsyhesas
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Merging of sensory experiences, like hearing colours or tasing words
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Synesthesia
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neiescvrr
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Scribe or professional writer, often of legal papers
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Scrivener
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ratuatse
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Soak completely and thoroughly
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Saturate
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ousetrostn
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Characterized by noisy, laboured breathing, resembling snoring
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Stentorous
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esigtros
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Covered with stiff, straight, bristly hairs
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Strigose
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lcspuruuso
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Diligent and meticulous in moral or ethical matters
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Scrupulous
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tpiocmias
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Having a congenial and harmonious disposition; mutual understanding
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Simpatico
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slrutaaain
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Unrestrained revelry; licentious revelry
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Saturnalia
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nawsi
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Rustic fellow, peasant; or, a suitor
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Swain
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upsnsoi
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Thorny; having a prickly or irritable disposition
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Spinous
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otrriipsuetsu
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Done secretly; clandestine or stealthy
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Surreptitious
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ylanvs
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Relating to or characteristic of the woods or forest; wooded
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Sylvan
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issfueripce
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Outward or surface appearance of an object
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Superficies
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lshglelhia
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Thick, knotty stick or club used as a cudgel
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Shillelagh
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ulaslq
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Brief, intense commotion, outcry, or commotion
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Squall
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sdwar
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Stretch of land covered with grass, such as a lawn
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Sward
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tmsamriisana
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The practice of kindness and charity
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Samaritanism
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