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sickle	a tool with a long, sharp, curved blade and a short handle. It is used to cut grain and long grass.
sickly	often sick; not strong or healthy. [2 definitions]
sickness	the condition of being sick; illness. [2 definitions]
side	one of the surfaces of an object. [12 definitions]
sideburns	hair or whiskers growing along the side of a man's face.
side by side	next to each other.
side dish	a portion of food, often vegetables, that is served along with the main dish of a meal.
sideline	a line at the side of an area; the side boundary of a playing field. [2 definitions]
sideshow	a small, extra show connected to the main show.
sidestep	to step aside or to one side. [2 definitions]
sidewalk	a path for walking along the side of a street or road. Sidewalks are usually paved.
sideways	from, to, or toward the side. [2 definitions]
siding	material used for covering the outside walls of a building. It is often made of wood, aluminum, or vinyl. [2 definitions]
siege	a military act of surrounding a city or base, attacking it, and cutting off supplies. The goal of a siege is to force the city or fort to surrender.
sierra	a chain of mountains with sharp peaks that look like the teeth of a saw.
Sierra Leone	an African country on the Atlantic Ocean between the countries of Guinea and Liberia. The capital of Sierra Leone is Freetown.
sieve	a tool used to separate solid from liquid or to separate smaller pieces of something from larger pieces. Sieves have small holes or wire mesh on the bottom.
sift	to spread or sprinkle using a sieve or as though using a sieve. [2 definitions]
sigh	to breathe out with a long breath because of being sad, tired, or relieved. [3 definitions]
sight	the ability to see; vision. [7 definitions]
sightless	not able to see; blind.

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