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swimmer A swimmer is a person who swims. Often, a swimmer is someone who swims with a team.
swimming Swimming is the activity or sport of moving though water using your body, especially using your arms and legs.
swimsuit A swimsuit is a something people wear when they swim. Bathing suit is another word for swimsuit.
swing A swing is a seat that hangs from ropes or chains. You sit on a swing and move back and forth through the air for fun. [4 definitions]
swing set A swing set is something made of metal or wood that holds up swings. Sometimes you see a swing set in a park or in a school playground. Some people have a swing set in their own yard.
Swiss When something is Swiss, it is from the country of Switzerland, or it has to do with the people or culture of Switzerland.
Switzerland Switzerland is a country in Europe. It is a land of high mountains and lakes. The mountains in Switzerland are called the Alps. Many people come to Switzerland to ski and to see the beautiful mountains. Some of the neighbors of Switzerland are France, Germany, and Italy. Even though Switzerland is a small country, the people in one part speak mostly German, and in the other parts, they speak mostly Italian or French.
sword A sword is a weapon that has a long, sharp blade and a handle.
symbol A symbol is an object or a picture that is used to give the meaning of something else. A heart shape is often used as a symbol of love. The dollar sign ($) is a symbol for the word dollars.
sympathy When you feel sad because another person is sad, you are feeling sympathy. When you have sympathy, you understand and feel sorry about the sadness or trouble that another person is having.
symptom A symptom is something that happens in your body that shows that you are sick or that something is wrong.
synagogue A synagogue is a place of religion. It is a place where Jewish people go to pray and worship. A synagogue is also a place where people sometimes have weddings. A synagogue can also be called a temple.
Syria Syria is a country on the continent of Asia. It is in a part of the world called the Middle East. Two of its neighbors are Turkey and Jordan. Syria also lies on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea. People in Syria speak Arabic.
syrup Syrup is a very sweet, sticky liquid that is used in making foods and to add flavor to foods. Maple syrup is a favorite kind of syrup in America, and people like to have it on pancakes and other breakfast foods.
system A system is a group of things or parts that work together as a whole. [2 definitions]
system unit The main part of a computer is called the system unit. Things inside the system unit let you do all the things you can do with the other parts of the computer, such as the keyboard and the mouse.
table A table is a piece of furniture. It has a flat top and legs that hold the top up. We often use a table when we eat or study or make something. We also use a table as a place to put things.
tablespoon A tablespoon is a certain amount of liquid or other substance. We often use tablespoons to measure small amounts of things when we cook. A large spoon used for serving food holds about one tablespoon. A tablespoon is equal to three teaspoons. A short way of writing tablespoon or tablespoons is tbs.
tablet A tablet is a small thing that has medicine in it. You take it into your body through your mouth. A tablet is the same thing as a pill.  [3 definitions]
taco A taco is a food that we often eat for lunch or dinner. It is made with a flat, round "shell" made of corn or wheat. The fried or baked shell is folded over, and things like meat, beans, cheese, and lettuce are put inside.
tadpole A tadpole is a young frog. A tadpole has a tail and lives in water. As a tadpole gets older, it grows legs and loses its tail.