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Sacred Sands
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A secret place of retreat where one has
experienced a life change in the personal
presence of God. |
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Sacrifice block; Altar
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a raised platform where sacrifices or offerings
are made. |
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Sacrilegious
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the act of profaning anything sacred or holy. |
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Saint Vitus' dance
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Also called "Chorea". a nervous affection characterized by involuntary muscular twitching. |
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Salamander
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Bro. Branham uses the word "salamander" to describe a wood burning stove. Refers to anything that can stand great heat. |
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Salt of the earth
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a phrase taken from Matthew 5:13; an expression used when referring to someone who is admired for their honesty and reliability. |
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Salt, An old
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an experienced seaman. |
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Same bucket
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just like everyone else; you're all together. |
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's-Anonymous
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The "Alcoholics Anonymous" organization dedicated to assisting individuals in overcoming addiction to alcohol. |
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Santa Claus
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a fictitious figure of folklore, a fat, jolly
old man in a red suit who supposedly lives at
the north pole, makes toys for children and
distributes them at Christmastime. |
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Sauce of the goose - gander
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What pertains to one also pertains to the other. What is good for one person is also good for another. |
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Save for a rainy day, To
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To save for a time of need, especially a time when one may really need money. |
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Sawing old fiddle
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playing the violin or "fiddle" as it is referred to when played to accompany some forms of dancing. |
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Say a mouthful,To
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To say something of great importance or meaning; to say more by a few words than the words themselves usually mean (used in the past tense).. |
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Scandal skirt
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a woman's skirt with a split that caused the undergarment to be seen; tending to cause shock, disgrace or offence to the moral feelings of others. |
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Scare crow
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anything set up in a field to scare birds away from crops or gardens. |
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Scare the daylights out of
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(informal) to frighten very much. |
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Scare the liver out of
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(same meaning as “to scare the daylights out
of”. to frighten very much |
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Scat
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Scavenger
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an animal or bird that feeds on dead, decaying flesh, as the buzzard. |
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Scavenger-looking
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poor-looking; diseased-looking; scabby-looking |
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Scorches the shorts
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condemns the wearing of shorts |
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Scraping board
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Used after a hog was killed, scalded, and placed
in position. A scraping tool was then used to
remove the hair. |
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Scrimmal
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Scruple/Scrupled
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doubt or uncertainty regarding a question of moral right or duty; Mixed up. |
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Scum of the earth,The
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a group of people thought to be worthless, evil or completely without good qualities. |
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Seal of approval, A
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the formal support or approval of a person or organization. |
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Search one's heart
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(Formal) To study your reasons and acts; try to discover if you have been fair and honest; to check your intentions; to check yourself spiritually and see if there is anything out of balance in your spiritual life. |
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Second thought
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further thoughts on a matter which lead to a changed decision or opinion; to doubt or have misgivings. |
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Section gang
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a crew of men who do the maintenance work on a
railroad section. |
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