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71Sat Guru — /sät gooˈroo/ noun A Sikh term for God, literally, the true guru ORIGIN: Hindi …
72sat sapienti — /sat sap i enˈtī or tē/ (Latin) Enough for the wise, a nod to the wise …
73sat|el|lite — «SAT uh lyt», noun, adjective. –n. 1. a) an object in space that revolves around a planet, especially around one of the planets of the solar system. The moon is a satellite of Earth. »The number of known satellites in the solar system, including… …
74sat|el|lit|ic — «SAT uh LIHT ihk», adjective. of, having to do with, or of the nature of a satellite: »With a directed booster at the end, this rocket could have been fired into a satellitic orbit (Scientific American) …
75sat|el|lit|ism — «SAT uh ly TIHZ uhm», noun. the policy or practice of seeking political satellites: »The nationalism learned from the West makes the new nations sensitive to Communist satellitism (American Scholar) …
76sat|el|li|za|tion — «SAT uh luh ZAY shuhn», noun. the turning of a country into a satellite: »Understanding of a wider world would help Canadians resist American satellization (Canadian Saturday Night) …
77sat|el|loid — «SAT uh loyd», noun. 1. a space vehicle that travels at less than the speed required for it to remain long in orbit: »The glider is now a satelloid…travelling 1,000 mph less than the velocity needed to make it an orbiting space fixture (Newsweek) …
78sat|in|flow|er — «SAT uhn FLOW uhr», noun. = honesty (def. 3). (Cf. ↑honesty) …
79sat|in|pod — «SAT uhn POD», noun. = honesty (def. 3). (Cf. ↑honesty) …
80sat|in|wood — «SAT uhn WUD», noun. 1. the smooth, yellowish brown wood of an East Indiaree, used especially to ornament furniture: »This wardrobe is made of stinkwood with satinwood panels (Cape Times). 2. the tree itself. It belongs to the mahogany family. 3 …
