英:[saʊθ'westənər]
美:[saʊθ'westənər]
south·west·ern·er
saUth we str nr [or] saU we str nr
The first known use of Southwesterner was in 1845
space shuttlenoun
a spacecraft designed to transport people and cargo between earth and space that can be used repeatedly
space heaternoun
an usually portable device for heating a small area
space-ageadjective
of or relating to the age of space explorationespecially: modern entry 1 sense 1
space-age technology
untuckverb
to free from a tuck or from being tucked up
abstract1 of 3adjective
expressing a quality or idea without reference to an actual person or thing
"honesty" is an abstract word
difficult to understand : hard
abstract problems
using elements of form (as color, line, or texture) with little or no attempt at creating a realistic picture
abstract art
abstract2 of 3noun
a brief statement of the main points or facts : summary
abstract3 of 3verb
to take out : remove
abstract a diamond from a pile of sand
to consider apart from a particular instance
abstract the idea of roundness from a ball
to make an abstract of : summarize
to draw away the attention of
soy saucenoun
a brown sauce made from soybeans and used especially in Chinese and Japanese cooking
sow bugnoun
wood louseespecially: a wood louse capable of curling itself into a ball
accreditverb
to send with credentials and authority to act as representative
accredit an ambassador to France
to certify as in agreement with a standard
an accredited school
to give credit to
sou'westernoun
a long waterproof coat worn especially at sea during stormy weather
a waterproof hat with a wide slanting brim longer in back than in front
Southwesternernoun
a person born or living in a southwestern region (as of the U.S.)