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a narrow flat ornamental braid used to trim garments. [F f. Magyar sujtÁs]

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RC Ch. a cassock worn by a priest. [F f. It. sottana f. sotto under f. L subtus]

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a pimp. [F, = protector]

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Sc. & N.Engl. a shoemaker; a cobbler. [OE sutere f. L sutor f. suere sut- sew]

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esp. Archaeol. an underground chamber or passage. [F f. sous under + terre earth]

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adj., adv., & v. --n.

1 the point of the horizon 90

clockwise from east.
2 the compass point corresponding to this.
3 the direction in which this lies.
4 (usu. the South) a the part of the world or a country or a town lying to the south. b the Southern States of the US.
5 Bridge a player occupying the position designated 'south'.

--adj.

1 towards, at, near, or facing the south (a south wall; south country).
2 coming from the south (south wind).

--adv.

1 towards, at, or near the south (they travelled south).
2 (foll. by of) further south than.

--v.

intr.
1 move towards the south.
2 (of a celestial body) cross the meridian.

South African adj. of or relating to the republic of South Africa.

--n.

1 a native or national of South Africa.
2 a person of South African descent. South American adj. of or relating to South America.

--n.

a native or citizen of South America. south by east (or west) between south and south-south-east (or south-south-west). south-east n.
1 the point of the horizon midway between south and east.
2 the compass point corresponding to this.
3 the direction in which this lies.

--adj.

of, towards, or coming from the south-east.

--adv.

towards, at, or near the south-east. South-East the part of a country or town lying to the south-east. south-easterly adj. & adv. = south-east. south-eastern lying on the south-east side. south pole see POLE(2) ). South Sea the southern Pacific Ocean. South Sea Bubble hist. a scheme for trading in the southern hemisphere to repay the British national debt, which started and collapsed in 1720. south-south-east the point or direction midway between south and south-east. south-south-west the point or direction midway between south and south-west. south-west n.
1 the point of the horizon midway between south and west.
2 the compass point corresponding to this.
3 the direction in which this lies.

--adj.

of, towards, or coming from the south-west.

--adv.

towards, at, or near the south-west. South-West the part of a country or town lying to the south-west. south-westerly adj. & adv. = south-west. south-western lying on the south-west side. south wind a wind blowing from the south. to the south (often foll. by of) in a southerly direction. [OE suth]