sle — ar·sle; bir·sle; fus·sle; gir·sle; gri·sle; mea·sle; nur·sle; qui·sle; sis·sle; sle·pez; whai·sle; SLE; fis·sle; has·sle; tou·sle; tus·sle; war·sle; ree·sle; tea·sle; … English syllables
has — gri·has·tha; has·i·dism; has·ka·lah; has·let; has·mo·nae·an; has·na; has·sall s; has·sar; has·sock; has·socky; has·su·na; has·ta; has·tate; has·ten; has·ten·er; has·ti·lude; has·tings·ite; has·tu·la; pan·has; tal·la·has·see; has·si·um; has;… … English syllables
SLE — Systemic lupus erythematosus. A chronic, inflammatory, connective tissue disease that can affect many organs including the joints, skin, heart, lungs, kidneys, and nervous system. It is marked by many different symptoms; however, not everyone… … English dictionary of cancer terms
fo'c'sle — is a much reduced form of forecastle, the forward part of a ship where the crew has its quarters. In both spellings the word is pronounced fohk sǝl … Modern English usage
hassle — has·sle … English syllables
hassle — has|sle1 [ hæsl ] noun count or uncount INFORMAL * a situation that causes problems for you, or that annoys you very much: Getting there in the bad weather was a huge hassle. I hate to cause you any hassle are you sure it s OK? hassle has|sle 2 [ … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
hassle — has•sle [[t]ˈhæs əl[/t]] n. v. sled, sling. Informal. 1) inf a disorderly dispute 2) cvb inf a troublesome or trying situation; bother 3) cvb inf to dispute or quarrel 4) cvb inf to be put to inconvenience, exertion, etc.: to hassle with heavy… … From formal English to slang
systemic lupus erythematosus — SLE. A chronic, inflammatory, connective tissue disease that can affect the joints and many organs, including the skin, heart, lungs, kidneys, and nervous system. It can cause many different symptoms; however, not everyone with SLE has all of the … English dictionary of cancer terms
slave — [sleɪv] noun [C] I someone who belongs by law to another person and who has to obey them and work for them II verb [I] slave [sleɪv]; ˌslave aˈway to work very hard … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
slug — slÊŒg n. worm like gastropod that is related to the snail but has no shell; insect larvae; round bullet; lazy person (Slang); shot of liquor (Informal); strip of metal used for spacing (Printing); heavy blow v. hit hard with the fist or with a… … English contemporary dictionary
