Explore this spelling list: 9th grade words: s - part 1. This page and its activities are crafted to help you perfect your spelling. Explore the various learning activities and complete a spelling test to evaluate your progress.
Spelling list for 9th graders. Words starting with s.
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sabotage |
They hatched a plan of sabotage.
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salient |
The presentation outlined the salient features of the project.
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satisfactorily |
The job was completed satisfactorily and the workers were paid.
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saunter |
It was more of a saunter than a walk.
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scavenger |
We organised a scavenger hunt for the children.
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scourge |
He'd suffered the scourge of asthma his whole life.
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scuttle |
They watched the lizard scuttle across the tiles.
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seethe |
On some days, the ocean would froth and seethe.
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significance |
We went to look at several places of historic significance.
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soliloquy |
A soliloquy allows us into the mind of the character.
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spasmodic |
There was spasmodic applause from the audience.
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squalid |
The conditions in the zoo were dirty and squalid.
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