Looking for words that start with “s” and end with “e”? Here’s an extensive list to boost your vocabulary and perhaps give you a winning edge in your next word game!
- Sage- A wise person or aromatic plant.
- Share- To give a portion of something to others.
- Slice- A thin, broad piece cut from something larger.
- Scene- A place where an incident occurs.
- Scale- Device for measuring weight or size.
- Spite- A desire to harm, anger, or defeat someone.
- Spine- The backbone.
- Style- A manner of doing something.
- Sphere- A round, three-dimensional shape.
- State- A condition or political territory.
- Stele- An upright stone slab or pillar.
- Stere- A metric unit of volume.
- Store- A place where goods are sold.
- Seize- To take hold of suddenly and forcibly.
- Shape- The external form or appearance of something.
- Salve- An ointment for healing.
- Scone- A type of baked good.
- Swine- A pig.
- Surge- A sudden, powerful forward or upward movement.
- Sense- A faculty by which the body perceives an external stimulus.
- Stable- Firmly fixed or a building for horses.
- Sleaze- Sordid, corrupt, or immoral behavior.
- Svelte- Slender and elegant.
- Suite- A set of rooms or a musical composition.
- Stoke- To stir up a fire or feed fuel.
- Scale- A graduated range of values forming a standard system for measuring.
- Strike- To hit forcibly and deliberately.
- Solve- To find an answer to a problem.
- Scope- The extent of the area or subject matter.
- Stale- No longer fresh.
- Smile- A facial expression showing pleasure.
- Stone- A hard, solid nonmetallic mineral matter.
- Splice- To join or connect by intertwining.
- Souse- To soak in liquid or a drunkard.
- Sable- A type of marten with luxurious fur.
- Swoope- To move rapidly downward.
- Shove- To push roughly.
- Shore- The land along the edge of a body of water.
- Spear- A long, pointed weapon.
- Space- The boundless three-dimensional extent.
- Skate- To glide on ice or a roller surface.
- Snipe- To shoot at from a distance.
- Spore- A reproductive cell in fungi and plants.
- Stove- A device that produces heat for cooking.
- Salute- A gesture or action to show respect.
- Swale- A low or hollow place, especially a marshy depression between ridges.
- Some- An unspecified amount or number.
- Spade- A tool used for digging.
- Simile- A figure of speech comparing one thing with another.
- Scribe- A person who copies out documents.
- Sphere- A three-dimensional round object.
- Scree- A slope covered with loose stones.
- Seine- A fishing net that hangs vertically.
- Sable- A dark brown or black color.
- Smile- An expression of happiness.
- Sleeve- The part of a garment that covers the arm.
- Shale- A type of sedimentary rock.
- Snore- A noise made while sleeping.
- Stone- A hard mineral substance.
- Strike- To deliberately hit something.
- Stake- A strong wooden or metal post.
- Solace- Comfort in sorrow or misfortune.
- Sluice- A sliding gate for controlling water flow.
- Sparse- Thinly dispersed or scattered.
- Splice- To intertwine or join.
- Stove- Kitchen appliance for cooking.
- Shove- To push forcefully.
- Sphere- Round geometrical object.
- Scene- Place where event occurs.
- Sense- Perception or feeling.
- Score- A record of points in a game.
- Serve- To perform duties for someone.
- Snare- A trapping device.
- Seize- To take by force.
- Siege- A relentless attack.
- Spite- Malice or ill will.
- Sheathe- To enclose in a protective covering.
- Saute- To fry quickly in a small amount of fat.
- Severe- Very intense or serious.
- Suture- Stitching for surgical wounds.
- Sphere- Three-dimensional circle.
- Shrine- A holy or sacred place.
- Shire- A county or division.
- Space- The physical universe beyond Earth’s atmosphere.
- Surface- The outermost layer of something.
- Surmise- A guess or supposition.
- Science- The systematic study of nature.
- Substance- A particular kind of matter.
- Sacrifice- Giving up something of value.
- Schedule- A plan for carrying out a process or procedure.
- Sustenance- Food and drink regarded as a source of strength.
- Service- The action of helping or doing work for someone.
- Sunshine- Direct sunlight.
- Software- Programs and other operating information used by a computer.
- Scramble- To make one’s way quickly or awkwardly.
- System- A set of connected things forming a complex whole.
- Scribe- To write.
- Scavenge- To search for and collect discarded material.
- Sequence- A particular order in which related things follow each other.
- Subdue- To bring under control.