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select
to choose; pick. [2 definitions]
selection
the act of selecting. [3 definitions]
selective
very careful in choosing.
self
one's own being, character, and nature. [2 definitions]
self-
a prefix that means of, by, to, for, or in oneself or itself.
self-confidence
faith in oneself and one's own abilities.
self-contained
having everything needed to survive or function.
self-control
control of one's feelings or behavior.
self-esteem
confidence or pride in oneself; self-respect.
self-explanatory
needing no further explanation; clear.
selfish
concerned only with oneself and not concerned about others.
self-respect
the proper regard for oneself and one's worth as a person.
self-service
relating to a business in which customers serve themselves.
self-sufficient
able to get along without any help from others.
sell
to exchange with another for money. [5 definitions]
seller
one who sells.
semester
one half of a school or college year.
semicircle
one half of a circle.
semicolon
a punctuation mark (;). It is used to separate independent clauses in a sentence when there is no conjunction.
semifinal
relating to the game or match that comes just before the last one. [2 definitions]
seminary
a school for training men and women for work as ministers, priests, or rabbis.
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