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Scramble
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Definition
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Answer
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iolbmmsmsuna
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Sleepwalking; a state of performing actions while asleep
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Somnambulism
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rmmsya
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Insincerely ingratiating in demeanour or speech; possessing false earnestness
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Smarmy
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sutlaeibm
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Transform or refine something, like emotions or impulses, into a more acceptable or elevated form
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Sublimate
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pyustmrua
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Relating to regulations that limit extravagant spending or personal indulgence
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Sumptuary
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nwasi
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Rustic fellow, peasant; or, a suitor
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Swain
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usinossca
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Without worry; carefree and relaxed (two words)
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Sans souci
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tsusrnaim
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Lead poisoning
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Saturnism
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olsva
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Barrage of weapons fire; fusillade
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Salvo
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tsnacarsoc
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Inviolable and sacred; hallowed
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Sacrosanct
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dtrtogcaeso
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A wasteful person; or, an excessively generous philanthropist
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Scattergood
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aysutlra
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Producing a positive effect; remedial
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Salutary
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tappsog
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Temporary measure to address an issue until a permanent solution is found
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Stopgap
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ssiineilab
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Objects that can be perceived or experienced
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Sensibilia
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aselw
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Low-lying, marshy depression or valley often found between hills
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Swale
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fsrittya
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Arrange or differentiate into structured layers
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Stratify
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ocamtso
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A blind spot; a localized area in the field of vision lacking sight
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Scotoma
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rusuurss
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Soft, murmuring or rustling sound, like a gentle whisper
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Susurrus
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episa
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Dull brown pigment often associated with old art or photography
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Sepia
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saocir
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Slag; waste material from metal smelting and refining
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Scoria
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lsaeb
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Dark, gloomy; or, black clothing of mourners
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Sable
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urds
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Irrational or nonsensical
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Surd
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psnama
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East-Asian, flat-bottomed boat used for fishing
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Sampan
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dtteenrais
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Facing difficulties or financial constrainments; suffering privation
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Straitened
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nseisr giue
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One of a kind; unique (two words)
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Sui generis
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jsnrouo
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Reside temporarily; or, a short visit
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Sojourn
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epeistiynrd
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Luck in finding unexpected valuable or pleasant things
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Serendipity
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oamucchsra
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Cowardly character who demonstrates exaggerated buffoonery
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Scaramouch
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toas
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Covered walkway or portico, typically supported by columns; Ancient Greek portico where philosophers gathered
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Stoa
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fduroisuoser
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Causing perspiration or sweating
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Sudoriferous
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urscco
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Assistance, support, or relief provided during times of distress or need
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Succor
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