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swoop	to sweep down suddenly from above, or as if from above in attack (often followed by "down on"). [3 definitions]
swop	another spelling of swap.
sword	a weapon that has a long pointed blade fixed on a handle or hilt. Swords are used to cut or thrust.
swordfish	a large fish that has a long, sharp upper jaw that looks like a sword. Swordfish live in warm seas and are used for food or sport.
swore	the past tense of "swear."
sworn	the past participle of "swear."
swum	the past participle of "swim."
swung	the past tense and past participle of "swing."
Sydney	a city on the southeastern coast of Australia. Sydney is the capital city of a province.
syllable	a unit of speech formed with a single pulse of air pressure. Syllables are made of a single vowel sound with or without surrounding consonants. [2 definitions]
symbol	an object or picture that represents something else. [2 definitions]
symbolic	of, pertaining to, or represented by a symbol. [2 definitions]
symbolize	to be a symbol of.
symmetry	a state in which both sides of something are balanced in size, form, or arrangement.
sympathetic	feeling or showing understanding. [2 definitions]
sympathize	to deeply understand or share in another's emotions (often followed by "with"). [2 definitions]
sympathy	kind understanding and concern for others when they are sad, suffering, or having trouble. [3 definitions]
symphony	a musical piece for an orchestra that has three or four movements. [2 definitions]
symphony orchestra	a large group of classical musicians, including string, woodwind, brass, and percussion sections. A symphony orchestra performs symphonies and other orchestral pieces under the direction of a conductor.
symptom	a sign of something. [2 definitions]
synagogue	a place used by Jews for worship and religious instruction.

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