Sales FunnelA step-by-step process that brings to customer closer to paying for a product or service through a series of marketing actions.
SashimiA Japanese dish of raw fish slices that is served with soy sauce and wasabi.
SATsSATs (officially known as National Curriculum assessments) are tests that are taken at the end of Key Stages 1 and 2. They are designed to help teachers measure students' progress and their understanding of the curriculum.
SaucierA chef who is responsible for preparing sauces.
SauteTo fry quickly in a small amount of fat.
Search Engine OptimizationThe process of increasing traffic to your website through organic search engine results.
Security EngineerA professional responsible for designing computer systems that can withstand malicious cyber attacks and resolve security issues.
SeersuckerCheckered or lightweight fabric with a crimped surface. Usually used for making spring or summer clothing.
SemanticsThe study of meaning in language of a word, phrase, or entire text.
SemioticsThe study of symbols and signs and their meaning in society.
ServerA computer or system that provides resources, data, services, or program to other computers over a network.
SherbetA frozen dessert made with fruit juice and sweet flavorings.
ShuttersA paid of solid window coverings that are used to block light or wind from entering the building.
SlateA fine piece of rock that can easily be broken into smooth, flat plates to be placed on the roof.
SocioculturalA term that refers to the social and cultural factors.
SociopsychologicalA term that refers to a combination of social and psychological factors.
Software as a Service (SaaS)A software delivery model that is available to customers online through a subscription payment service. Examples are Google Suite, Zendesk, and Salesforce.
Software EngineerA computer science professional who uses their engineering knowledge and programming language to build software, programmes, and run network control systems.
SolopreneurA person who creates and manages a business by themselves.
SouffleA dish made from sauce, egg yolks, beaten egg whites, and baked until it is puffed up.
SourdoughBread that is leavened with fermented flour and water mixture with wild yeast and good bacteria to rise.
Sous ChefThe chef who is second in command in the kitchen and assists the head chef.
SpireA slender, pointed structure on the top of the building.
Sports TourismA type of tourism that highlights sports as the main attraction at a particular destination.
Statistics Statistics is the discipline that concerns the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of data
STEMAn abbreviation for an area of study concerning Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
StereotypeA representation of people or a group by characteristics such as Asians are math wizards, blondes are dumb, etc.
StimulusSomething that triggers physical or behavioral change.
Stir FryingA method of cooking where food is cooked over high heat using little fat.
StockA flavorful liquid prepared by simmering meat and vegetables to extract the flavor and used as a base for soup.
Structural EngineeringA branch of civil engineering that focuses on the design and framework of structures to remain safe and secure throughout their use.
StuccoA fine plaster used to coat walls, ceiling, and decoration.
Student AffairsA department responsible for offering support to students in their education, career, financial or personal problems.
Sub-genreA genre within a genre.
SuturesStitches that hold together the edges of a surgical wound.
Sweat EquityRefers to a person's non-monetary contributions to a business venture. They are usually in the form of manual labour, mental effort, and time.
SyndromeA set of symptoms that indicate a condition, disease, or health issue.