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Sabato (noun) : A boot or shoe said in a non-english way, spanish.

Paul was looking for his Sabato(s) before he steps out into the rain. —Jake Adamson, Friend Help

Submitted by: Jacob from Illinois on Apr. 12, 2007 19:26

sabby spot (noun) : a parking spot at the most desirable location (i.e. located closest to the intended destination).

Jane pulled into the sabby spot in front of the grocery store so she would not have to walk far.

Submitted by: Wendy Jonathan from California on Apr. 26, 2008 21:23

sabji (noun) : the common word used for vegetables (cooked or fresh) in Hindi language

What is the sabji for dinner today?

Submitted by: Justin from Ohio on Aug. 31, 2007 22:02

sabo (verb) : To rat someone out; to betray, desert, or inform on one's associates [Derived from the word 'sabotage']

Ryan saboed Bo by telling his superior he was slacking on his job.

Submitted by: Steve P from Singapore on Jul. 05, 2007 00:46

sabotable (adjective) : uderstandable, can be easily understood,easy

the topic that our teacher discussed last day is very sabotable.

Submitted by: JT from Philippines on Nov. 02, 2007 03:42

sabreio (noun) : The soft hair that extends from the nape of the neck to the lower back on some men.

A sabreio is very sexy on the right person and reeks of yummy manliness!

Submitted by: J.C. from Pennsylvania on Sep. 07, 2007 12:05

sac chaser (noun) : one who seeks wealthy friends or lovers

She'll only date you if you have money...she's a sac chaser.

Submitted by: Tiffany Edwards from Michigan on Mar. 26, 2009 08:34

sac up (verb) : 1) To accept current difficulties and persevere. 2) To disregard one's fears and take action. (reference to male genitalia - similar to the abjuration "grow a pair")

1) He was complaining about his commute, but I told him to sac up - at least he had a car. 2) He was afraid to ask the new girl out on a date, but we all told him to sac up and do it.

Submitted by: Luna Moth from California on Oct. 18, 2006 12:30

sacerdotacracy (noun) : rule by a priesthood

The term 'theocracy' is a euphemism for sacerdotacracy.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Mar. 10, 2008 15:26

sacrelicious (adjective) : Being an event, person, or thing that manages to simultaneously cross the boundaries of religious strictures and decency, thus being "sacreligious" and "delicious" at the same time.

Viola missed most of Sunday's sermon because she was lost in a sacrelicious daydream about the handsome new minister.

Submitted by: Sarah Peters from Virginia on Apr. 06, 2006 21:08

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