Sac,
seed holder.
Sack,
a type of sherry.
Sack,
a hessian bag.
Sack,
dismissed from employment.
When he got the sack he took his sack in which
there was a bottle of sack and a sac of seeds.
Sachet,
small paper packet.
Sashay,
sexy walk.
Sacks,
containers of plastic or hession.
Sex,
pleasurable diversion.
Black sacks, supplied by local council for rubbish.
Bleck sex, ditto Chelsea B C ditto.
Sage,
wise person.
Sage,
garden herb.
The sage said take sage for that complaint.
Sail,
to catch the wind.
Sale,
to exchange for cash.
A sail sale.
Sandwich,
Lord.
Sandwich,
town - one of the five cinque ports.
Sandwich,
a filling between two similar outer parts.
Lord Sandwich stopped for a sandwich in Sandwich.
Satyr,
goat like man.
Satire,
sarcastic humour.
The satire concerned Lloyd George as a satyr.
Sauce,
type of relish.
Sauce,
rudeness.
Source,
origin.
Saucer,
rude person.
Saucer,
dish.
Sorcerer,
a wizard.
The source of the Sorcerer's sauce was
the saucer of pepper sauce.
Service,
treatment.
Surface,
outer covering.
The service on the Jag
brought up the surface a treat.
Saw,
an instrument for cutting.
Saw,
past tense of to see.
Saw,
old saying, proverb.
Soar,
lift up, fly up.
Sore,
painful.
Sore,
open wound.
Sax,
received pronunciation for bonking.
Sax,
saxophone.
"Had marvellous sax with the sax player."
Scar,
healed tissue, mark.
Scar,
hill.
A scar on a scar.
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