| 5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 530 | |||
| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| smoke | noun | Smoke was coming from the fire. | soot |
| noun | I need a smoke. | cigarette | |
| verb | She smoked a cigarette. | inhaled fumes from | |
| smooth | adj. | We had a smooth flight on the plane. | calm |
| adj. | He was a smooth salesman. | suave | |
| smuggle | noun | He smuggled gold out of the country. | bootlegged |
| snack | noun | We had a snack this noon. | quick light meal |
| snake | noun | A snake wriggled past me in the garden. | reptile |
| snap | noun | I heard his arm snap when he fell. | break |
| noun | Last week we had a cold snap. | brief spell of cold weather | |
| verb | He snapped at his wife for being late. | harped | |
| snatch | verb | The thief snatched the purse and ran. | grabbed |
| sneer | noun | His face turned to a sneer as he spoke. | smirk |