Slake Verb Synonyms: satisfy, quench, gratify, allay, assuage, ease, relieve
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Slam Noun Synonyms: shut, fling closed, bang
Slam Verb Synonyms: criticize, attack, vilify, pillory, run down, disparage, denigrate, denounce, put down, flay, pounce on or upon, shoot down, pan, slate
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Slander Verb Synonyms: defamation (of character), calumny, obloquy, misrepresentation, slur, vilification, libel
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Slanderous Verb Synonyms: defamatory, calumnious, disparaging, smear, deprecatory, depreciative, discrediting, decrying, libellous
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Slant Verb Synonyms: bias, prejudice, partiality, one-sidedness, turn, bent
Slant Noun Synonyms: angle, viewpoint, (point of) view, standpoint, approach, twist, idea, aspect, attitude
Slant Adjective Synonyms: slope, incline, tilt, ramp, gradient, pitch, lean, leaning, deflection, angle, rake, cant, camber
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Slap Verb Synonyms: flap, slat, whip, beat, bat
Slap Noun Synonyms: smack, cuff, whack, rap, spank, clout, wallop
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Slap In The Face Noun Synonyms: reprimand, reproof, rebuff, criticism, censure, rebuke, shot, thrust, attack, put-down, insult, offence, smack in the eye
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Slap On Verb Synonyms: exactly, directly, precisely, straight, point-blank, right, squarely, plumb, smack, bang
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Slash Verb Synonyms: cut, gash, incision, slit, slice, gouge, rent, rip, score, laceration
Slash Noun Synonyms: cut, gash, hack, score, slit, knife, lacerate, wound, scar
Slash Adverb Synonyms: cut, reduce, decrease, drop, mark down, trim, lower
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Slattern Verb Synonyms: slut, tramp, sloven, trollop, hussy, wanton, whore, prostitute, harlot, streetwalker, lady of the evening, woman of ill repute, loose or fallen woman, trottoise, call-girl, pro, tart, hooker, hustler, roundheels, bimbo
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Slaughter Noun Synonyms: butchery, butchering, abattage
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Slave Verb Synonyms: labour, toil, moil, grind, grub, drudge, sweat, burn the midnight oil, lucubrate, work one's fingers to the bone, work like a Trojan or a horse, skivvy
Slave Noun Synonyms: lackey or lacquey, scullion, serf, slave-girl, slaveling, odalisque or odalisk, bondservant, bondslave, bondsman or bondman, bondswoman or bondwoman, bondmaid, vassal, skivvy, esne, helot, hierodule, slavey
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Slaver Noun Synonyms: drool, salivate, slobber, drivel, dribble, spit, slabber
Slaver Verb Synonyms: nonsense, drivel, rubbish, twaddle, piffle
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Slavery Noun Synonyms: enslavement, bondage, thraldom, thrall, enthralment, servitude, serfdom, vassalage, yoke, subjugation, captivity, Historical peculiar institution
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Sleazy Verb Synonyms: unsubstantial or insubstantial, flimsy, slight, shabby, poor, gimcrack, jerry-built, tawdry, cheap, tatty, ramshackle, rickety, slipshod, chintzy
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Sleek Verb Synonyms: smooth, slick, velvety, lustrous, shiny, shining, glossy, silky, silken
Sleek Adjective Synonyms: graceful, trim, streamlined
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Sleep Adjective Synonyms: doze, (take a) nap, catnap, rest, repose, slumber, drowse, drop or nod off, be in the land of Nod, be in the arms of Morpheus, snore, snooze, saw wood, catch or log a few zees (Z's), take or have a zizz, catch forty winks
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Sleepless Verb Synonyms: alert, watchful, vigilant, unsleeping
Sleepless Adjective Synonyms: restless, wakeful, insomniac, disturbed
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Sleepwalking Adjective Synonyms: noctambulant, somnambulant
Sleepwalking Noun Synonyms: noctambulism, somnambulism, noctambulation, somnambulation
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Sleepy Noun Synonyms: boring, inactive, dull, quiet, soporific, slow, sluggish
Sleepy Adjective Synonyms: drowsy, somnolent, tired, nodding, dozy, lethargic, torpid, slumberous, sluggish, oscitant, weary, fatigued, exhausted, dead on one's feet, (knocked) out, beat, pooped
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