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slapdash	done or made in a hurry and without attention.
slash	to cut or strike with a strong, sweeping motion. [5 definitions]
slat	a long, narrow strip of wood or metal. Slats can be used to make flat surfaces, such as mattress supports, window covers, and bench or chair backs.
slate	a rock that tends to split in smooth layers. [3 definitions]
slaughter	the killing and butchering of animals for food. [4 definitions]
slave	a person who is owned by and forced to work for another with no pay or rights. [4 definitions]
slavery	the owning of people by other people; bondage. [3 definitions]
slay	to kill deliberately and violently.
sled	a low platform of wood or other material that slides on blades and is used to travel over snow and ice. [2 definitions]
sledgehammer	a large, heavy hammer that has a long handle. A sledgehammer is held with both hands and used for such tasks as driving posts into the ground.
sleek	smooth or shiny. [2 definitions]
sleep	to be in the state of rest for the body and mind in which the eyes are closed and one is not fully conscious. [5 definitions]
sleeping bag	a large bag with a warm lining and a zipper used to sleep in outdoors.
sleep over	to stay through the night at the home of a friend or relative.
sleepover	the activity of staying the night at a friend's house for fun. The activity usually involves staying up late playing and talking as well as sleeping.
sleep tight	to sleep well or soundly.
sleepy	in need of or starting to sleep. [2 definitions]
sleet	freezing rain. [2 definitions]
sleeve	the part of a shirt, dress, or other garment that covers all or part of the arm.
sleigh	an open carriage on metal runners that is used to carry people over snow and ice. Horses pull sleighs.
slender	slim in an attractive way. [3 definitions]

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