sacbag, sack; ten French francs; plunder, loot
Noun
impassestalemate, impasse (situation in which no progress can be made; not used in the chess sense of stalemate); dead-end; cul-de-sac (street)
Noun
kystecyst (sac which develops in the natural cavities of an organ)
Noun
vésiculebladder (flexible sac that can expand and contract and that holds liquids or gases); vesicle (blister)
Noun
cul-de-sacdead end, cul-de-sac (a path that goes nowhere); impasse
Noun
sacrésacred, holy; religious; very important; hell of a; bloody; sacrum, sacral
Adjective
sacrerto crown; to post (nominate to a certain post or position); whack; slam (put violently); to swear, curse; to run one's mouth; to throw, to fling
Verb
sacrementsacrament (sacred act or ceremony)
Noun
saccagerto sack, pillage; to ransack
Verb
sacrecoronation; swear word, curse
Noun
sacochebag; pannier, saddlebag; handbag; bumbag; pouch (for electronic equipment)
Noun
sacrifiésacrificed; unimportant
Adjective
sacerdocepriesthood; mission, great purpose, calling, vocation
Noun
sacrilègesacrilege (desecration, profanation, misuse or violation of something sacred)
Noun
saccagedevastation, destruction; pillage, ransacking
Noun
sacrebleugood heavens, oh my gosh
Interjection
sacramentexpletive intensifier, said in anger or frustration
Interjection
saccadea jerk (jerking movement); a rapid jerky movement of the eye (voluntary or involuntary) from one focus to another; the act of checking a horse quickly with a single strong pull of the reins
Noun
sacristigood Lord, heavens above
Interjection
sacresprofanity, swear words, taboo language; blasphemy
Noun
sachantpundit (as a derogative term for an expert)
Noun
sac d'osbag of bones (skinny person)
Noun
sacré nombloody hell! for God's sake!
Interjection
saccarinepost-1990 spelling of saccharine
Noun