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7,153 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

skúa: great skua, Stercorarius skua/Catharacta skua
slackline: slackline
slang: slang
slap: flip-flop, thong (Australia), jandal (New Zealand)
slapstick: slapstick
slash: slash
slasher: slasher (horror subgenre)
slds: abbreviation of saludos (“greetings”)
slender: slender
slider: slider
slip: male briefs; female underpants (less usual meaning)
slop: slop (low-quality AI-generated content)
slowcore: slowcore
slugger: slugger
slugging: slugging
slump: slump (decline)
sma.: abbreviation of santísima
smart: smart (with smart technology)
smartphone: smartphone
smartwatch: smartwatch
smishing: smishing
smithiano: Smithian
smoothie: smoothie (beverage)
sms: SMS, text
snack: snack
snackbar: snack bar
snap: snap (photograph)
sneaker: sneaker
snif: boo hoo
snobismo: snobbery
snocross: snocross
snorkel: snorkel; snorkelling
snow: snowboarding
snowboard: snowboarding
snowboarder: snowboarder
snowcross: snocross
snuff: snuff film
so: so
so: whoa!
so: under
so: you
so color de: under the pretext/guise of
so pena de: on punishment of; on pain of
so pretexto de: under the pretext/guise of
soachuno: of, from or relating to Soacha
soachuno: native or inhabitant of Soacha (usually male)
sobaco: armpit
sobado: a type of butter cake
sobador: sobador (person who treats bone dislocations and performs healing massages)
sobajar: to humiliate
sobao: synonym of sobado (cake)
sobaquera: armhole (of a garment); armhole reinforcement; underarm shield (to protect clothing against sweat); large tortilla made of wheat flour and water; crutch
sobaquina: body odour; BO (from the armpits)
sobar: to knead; to hit or strike punishingly; to fondle; feel up; grope; to snooze; sleep; to massage (someone's body or a part of a body)
sobarcar: to carry under one's armpit; to pull up to one's armpits
sobejano: plentiful
sobejanía: plentifulness
sobejo: remaining, leftover; plentiful
sobejo: leftovers
soberanamente: regally, royally (in a regal manner); majorly; royally (a lot)