Looking for a comprehensive list of words that start with “sl”? You’ve come to the right place—here’s an extensive collection to enhance your vocabulary.Slide, slick, slope, slant, slip, slam, sling, slew, slit, slum, slump, slosh, slay, slash, sliver, slather, sledge, sleet, slender, sleepy, sleigh, sleazy, sleeve, sloth, slogan, sleuth, slalom, slander, slumber, slink, slake, sludge, slime, slouch, sluttish, slurp, slantwise, slouchy, sly, slough, slamp, slinkier, slathery, slumbrous, slappy, slunk, slaughter, slattern.
- Slab – a flat, thick piece of material
- Slacker – a person who evades work or responsibility
- Slalom – skiing between poles or obstacles
- Slam – close forcefully
- Slammer – jail
- Slant – inclined or biased
- Slap – hit with an open hand
- Slash – cut with a sweeping motion
- Slate – a fine- grained rock or a notepad of scheduled events
- Slather – spread thickly
- Slaughter – kill in large numbers
- Slave – a person owned by another
- Slaw – shredded cabbage salad
- Sleaze – disreputable behavior
- Sled – a vehicle for traveling over snow
- Sledge – a heavy, large hammer or sleigh
- Sleek – smooth and glossy
- Sleep – a natural rest state
- Sleigh – a vehicle pulled by horses over snow
- Sleight – the use of dexterity
- Slept – past tense of sleep
- Sleuth – detective
- Slice – a thin, broad piece cut from something
- Slick – smooth and glossy; sly
- Slide – move smoothly along a surface
- Slight – small in degree or importance
- Slim – slender
- Slimy – covered with slime
- Slink – move quietly and secretively
- Slip – lose one’s footing, or a small mistake
- Slipper – a comfortable, casual shoe
- Slippery – difficult to hold or stand on
- Slit – a long, narrow opening
- Sliver – a small, thin piece split from something
- Slob – a messy or lazy person
- Slog – work hard over a period of time
- Slope – a surface of which one end is higher than the other
- Sloppy – careless and untidy
- Slot – a narrow opening
- Sloth – a slow- moving mammal or laziness
- Slouch – stand or sit in a lazy, drooping way
- Slough – shed or remove, or a swampy area
- Slump – fall or sink heavily
- Slur – speak indistinctly or an insulting remark
- Slush – partially melted snow or ice
- Small – not large in size
- Smarmy – excessively flattering
- Smell – to perceive an odor through the nose
- Smelt – to extract metal; a type of fish
- Smile – a facial expression of happiness
- Smirk – a smug or conceited smile
- Smite – strike with a heavy blow
- Smoke – the visible vapor from burning material
- Smolder – burn slowly without flames
- Smooth – having an even surface
- Smother – suffocate or cover thickly
- Smudge – a smeared mark
- Smug – overly confident or self- satisfied
- Snail – a slow, shelled mollusk
- Snake – a limbless reptile
- Snack – a small portion of food
- Sneak – move stealthily
- Sneeze – expel air from the nose forcefully
- Snide – mocking or malicious
- Sniff – draw air through the nose
- Snob – a person who looks down on others
- Snooze – a short sleep
- Snore – breathe noisily during sleep
- Snout – the projecting nose of an animal
- Snow – frozen precipitation
- Snub – to ignore or reject
- Snuggle – settle or move into a warm, comfortable position
- Snipe – a type of bird or make critical remarks
- Snare – a trap for catching animals
- Snappy – quick and energetic
- Sneer – a mocking or scornful look
- Snappy – stylish and smart
- Snip – to cut quickly with scissors
- Snazzy – stylish and attractive
- Sneaky – secretive and dishonest
- Snug – comfortably warm and cozy
- Snub- nosed – having a short, broad nose
- Sneezy – prone to sneezing
- Snazzy – stylish and attractive
- Snowstorm – a heavy fall of snow with high winds
- Snowflake – a single ice crystal
- Snowbound – unable to leave due to heavy snow
- Snowdome – a small ornament containing a model and liquid
- Snowmobile – a vehicle for traveling on snow
- Snowshoe – a device worn to walk on snow
- Snowball – a ball made of snow
- Snowcap – the snow- covered peak of a mountain
- Snowfall – the amount of snow that falls
- Snowplow – a vehicle for clearing snow
- Snowcreep – the slow downhill movement of snow
- Sneakness – the quality of being stealthy and sly