Definition: Only one in number or kind; not multiple or divided.

Example: He decided to order a single slice of pizza for lunch.

Definition: To hit a ball in baseball that allows the batter to reach first base safely without any errors or additional bases.

Example: He managed to single in the last inning, bringing in the winning run.

Definition: A term used to refer to a one-dollar bill, a record with one song on each side, or a song released for airplay. It can also mean a hotel room meant for one person.

Example: He paid for a single at the hotel for his stay.

Definition: To choose or identify someone or something from a group, or to make a one-base hit in baseball that allows a runner to advance.

Example: The coach singled out the best player for praise after the game.

Definition: A Scottish term that means shy or reserved, often used to describe someone who is hesitant or reluctant to engage with others.

Example: Despite her talent, she felt skeigh about performing in front of an audience.

Definition: Easily frightened or nervous; often changing behavior or mood.

Example: The skittish horse jumped at every little sound.

Definition: In a way that shows nervousness or a lack of confidence, often moving quickly or being easily frightened.

Example: The cat moved skittishly around the room, afraid of the loud noises outside.

Definition: The quality of being easily frightened or nervous; a tendency to be jumpy or anxious.

Example: Her skittishness made it difficult for her to relax in crowded places.

Definition: A person who moves stealthily or secretly, often to avoid being seen or to do something sneaky.

Example: The skulker hid behind the bushes, waiting for the right moment to strike.

Definition: The least tight or firm; having the most looseness or lack of tension.

Example: The slackest rope allowed the boat to drift freely in the water.

Definition: The condition of being loose or not tight; a lack of tension or firmness.

Example: The slackness of the rope made it difficult to climb the hill.

Definition: To close or move something forcefully, often making a loud noise.

Example: He slammed the door behind him in anger.

Definition: A loud noise made by something hitting or closing forcefully, often associated with doors or objects.

Example: The slam of the door echoed through the empty hallway.

Definition: To hit or close something with a lot of force, often making a loud noise.

Example: He slammed the door behind him in anger.

Definition: In a direct and forceful manner.

Example: He slapped the table slap to get everyone's attention.

Definition: A quick, sharp hit made with the open hand or a flat object, often producing a sound.

Example: He gave the table a slap to get everyone's attention.

Definition: To hit someone or something with the flat part of your hand or a similar object, often making a loud noise.

Example: She slapped the table in frustration after hearing the news.