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111saccharin — sac·cha·rin || sækÉ™rɪn n. sweet tasting crystalline compound used as a calorie free sugar substitute (Chemistry) …
112saccharine — sac·cha·rine || sækÉ™rɪn n. calorie free sugar substitute for sufferers of diabetes and for those who are dieting adj. sweet tasting; pertaining to sugar; yielding sugar; resembling sugar, similar to sugar; overly sentimental …
113saccharoid — sac·cha·roid || sækÉ™rɔɪd adj. having a granular texture like that of sugar (Geology) …
114saccharometer — sac·cha·rom·e·ter || sækÉ™ rÉ‘mɪtÉ™r / rÉ’mɪtÉ™ n. optical instrument used to measure the amount of sugar in a solution (also saccharimeter) …
115saccharometers — sac·cha·rom·e·ter || sækÉ™ rÉ‘mɪtÉ™r / rÉ’mɪtÉ™ n. optical instrument used to measure the amount of sugar in a solution (also saccharimeter) …
116saccharose — sac·cha·rose || sækÉ™rəʊs n. sucrose, type of sugar derived from sugar cane and sugar beets (Chemistry) …
117saccule — sac·cule || sækjuËl n. small sac, small baglike structure in a plant or animal …
118saccules — sac·cule || sækjuËl n. small sac, small baglike structure in a plant or animal …
119sacerdotal — sac·er·do·tal || ‚sæsÉ™r dəʊtl /‚sækÉ™ dəʊtl adj. of the priesthood, priestly; serving as a priest …
120sacrament — sac·ra·ment || sækrÉ™mÉ™nt n. (Christianity) religious ceremony or ritual believed to have been instituted by Jesus and viewed as a symbol of grace (such as baptism, matrimony, etc.); Holy Communion, holy bread …