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sacerdotalistOne who practices sacerdotalism.sadomasochistA person who enjoys both inflicting and receiving pain for sexual gratification.sanctiloquentSpeaking of holy or sacred things.sanguifacient(biology, archaic) Promoting the generation of the blood.sanitationistOne who believes in sanitation as a means of preventing disease.sansculottistAlternative form of sans-culottist.schizoanalystOne who studies or practises schizoanalysis.schwebeablaut(Indo-European studies) To undergo the above process.scorpiologistA scientist who studies scorpions.scrapmerchantA dealer in scrapscripturalistOne who adheres literally to the Scriptures.sedevacantistSomeone who espouses sedevacantism.semasiologistOne who studies semasiology.semelincidentOf a disease: occurring only once in any given individual.semiallograftA transplant, half of whose genes come from another individual (e.g. from a father)semicompliantPartially compliantsemiconfidentHalf or partly confident.semiconfluent(pathology) Describing the situation in which some pustules run togethersemicovariant(mathematics) A covariant form of a cumulantsemidependentPartially dependent.semimalignant(pathology) Not very malignant.semipermanentNeither temporary nor entirely permanent; of indefinite duration.semipertinentSomewhat or partly pertinent, or relevant.semiquiescentPartially quiescentsemirecumbantMisspelling of semirecumbent.semirecumbentHalf lying down, half sittingsemiredundantPartially redundantsemisocialistSomewhat or partly socialist.semisucculent(botany) Somewhat or partially succulent.sententialistA proponent of sententialism.sententiarist(obsolete, rare, usually capitalised) A sententiary.sequestermentsequestrationserendipitistA person who benefits from serendipity.sericulturistA producer of raw silkserodifferent(of two people) Having different serotypes.seroprevalent(medicine) That gives a positive response to a blood test for a specific diseaseseroresistantExhibiting seroresistanceserotherapistOne who practises serotherapy.sextinvariant(mathematics) an invariant of degree 6sextortionistA person who carries out sextortion.sillographistSynonym of sillograph (“satirist”).simulationistAn artist involved in the simulationism art movement.sindonologistOne who studies the Shroud of Turin from a believing perspective.slaughterfest(informal) An event or fictional work that involves a great deal of slaughter.sociolinguistA person who studies sociolinguistics.soteriologistOne who studies soteriology.southeastmostAlternative spelling of southeasternmost.southwestmostAlternative spelling of southwesternmost.sovereigntistA supporter of sovereignism (in any sense thereof).spelaeologistAlternative form of speleologist.spermatoblast(dated) A spermatocyte.sphagnologistOne who studies sphagnology.spoligoforestA graphical representation of the spoligotypes of bacteriaspongiologistOne who studies spongiology.squinancywortAsperula cynanchica, a perennial plant with small pink or white flowers, formerly used as a medicinal herb against quinsy.stagnationist(economics) Characterized by stagnation.stenographistA stenographer.stereochemistA chemist involved in the field of stereochemistry.stereoelement(chemistry) A stereogenic grouping within a molecule; a stereogen.stereoscopistSomeone skilled in the use or construction of stereoscopes.sternforemost(nautical, archaic) astern, to the rear.stethoscopistOne skilled in the use of the stethoscope.stipendiarist(rare) Synonym of stipendiarystipplethroatAny of the tropical birds in the genus Epinecrophylla, found in Central and South America.stomatologist(medicine) A practitioner of stomatology.structuralistOf or pertaining to structuralism.stultiloquentGiven to, or characterized by, silly talk; babbling.subaccountant(accounting) A worker who deals with accounts but ranks below an accountant.subadolescentAn individual who has not yet reached adolescence.subastringent(archaic) Somewhat astringent.subcaulescentAlmost or imperfectly caulescent.subconcordant(geology) Close to parallel with the bedding plane.subconstraint(mathematics) A subsidiary constraintsubconvulsant(medicine, of a dosage) Insufficient to cause convulsionssubdepartmenta subordinate department, bureausubdeployment(computing, JMS) a mechanism by which JMS module resources are grouped and targeted to a server resource.subdetachmentA detachment forming part of a larger detachment.subemploymentThe situation where too few people are employed in jobs, or where they have too few hours.subexperiment(sciences) A subsidiary experimentsubgovernmentA government that forms part of a larger government.subinvestment(finance) Not at a level where investment is considered wise or profitable.sublieutenantAlternative form of sub-lieutenant.submanagement(business) Management at a secondary level, subordinate to higher management; the work of a submanager.subministrant(obsolete) subordinate or subservientsubmissionist(US, historical) A Southerner who wanted to preserve the Union, in the context of the American Civil War.subpermafrost(often attributive) The non-frozen ground below the permafrostsubpleurodontPartially pleurodontsubprocumbentAlmost procumbent.subspecialistA specialist who is primarily concerned with a subspecialty within a larger specialty.subtournament(graph theory) A tournament that forms part of another tournament.successionistOne who insists on the importance of a regular succession of events, offices, etc.suffrutescent(botany) Slightly woody or shrubby at the base.suggestionistOne who believes in the use of hypnotic suggestion.suicidologistA person engaged in suicidology.superabstractVery abstract.superabundantExtremely or exceedingly abundant.superaffluentHighly affluent.superapparentVery apparent.superarrogantVery arrogant.supercatalyst(chemistry, biochemistry) Any catalyst (especially an enzyme) that catalyzes a large range of reactionssupercoherentOf or pertaining to supercoherencesupercontractTo cause, or to undergo supercontractionsupercrescent(archaic) Growing on some other growing thing.superdiplomatA very skilled or successful diplomat (government representative).superdominant(law) Having an overwhelming proportion of market share, so as to be almost a monopoly.supereloquentVery eloquent.superexistentExisting on a transcendent level and transcending that of all of mundane existence.superfilamentA very large (solar) filamentsuperfinalistA competitor who reaches the superfinalsuperfluitant(obsolete, rare) Floating above or on the surface.superignorantVery ignorant.superlobbyist(politics) An extremely skilled or powerful lobbyistsuperloyalistA very committed loyalist.supermilitantVery militant.supernutrientAny nutrient supposed to confer remarkable health benefits.superobedientVery obedient.superoutburst(astronomy) A very large outburst (as from a nova, etc.).superpartient(mathematics, archaic) Being or relating to a ratio where the larger value exceeds the smaller by more than one unit, as in 3 to 5.superstraightExtremely straight (in various senses).supervigilantVery vigilant.supervirulentEspecially virulent.supplicatedst(rare) (archaic) second-person singular simple past indicative of supplicatesurchargement(obsolete) The act of surcharging; a surcharge or surplus.sympathoblast(cytology) A pluripotential cell in the embryo that develop into either a sympathetic nerve cell or a chromaffin cellsyphilologistA specialist in syphilology.systematicistA person who studies systematicity.