| streaking |
the prank or fad, esp. among teenage students, of dashing naked through a public area. |
| streaky |
marked with or occurring in streaks. [2 definitions] |
| stream |
a flowing body of water such as river, creek, or brook. [13 definitions] |
| streambed |
the channel occupied or formerly occupied by a stream. |
| streamer |
that which streams. [3 definitions] |
| streamlet |
a rivulet or small stream. |
| streamline |
a smooth, even shape that offers the least possible resistance to currents or movement. [4 definitions] |
| streamlined |
of a contour or surface, designed to offer minimum resistance when moving through air or water. [2 definitions] |
| stream of consciousness |
in psychology, the content of an individual's consciousness seen as a continuous flow through time. [2 definitions] |
| stream-of-consciousness |
of, pertaining to, or characterized by a writing technique in which a character's thoughts, feelings, and the like are recorded as a random stream, undistinguishable in terms of logic or level of reality. |
| streamy |
having a number of streams or waterways. [2 definitions] |
| street |
a public thoroughfare in a town or city, usu. bordered by sidewalks, along which vehicles travel. [5 definitions] |
| streetcar |
an electrically powered passenger vehicle that runs on rails along regular routes. |
| streetlamp |
a light illuminating a road or street, typically mounted on a tall pole. |
| streetlight |
a light that is mounted on a tall pole and used to illuminate a road or highway. |
| street people |
people with no permanent address who live in the streets and other public areas; homeless persons. [2 definitions] |
| street smarts |
(informal) awareness, craftiness, or shrewdness in handling people or situations found in city environments where crime and poverty are extensive. |
| street theater |
a dramatization, usu. presented on the street or in a park by a traveling group, having a political or social issue as its theme. |
| streetwalker |
a prostitute who solicits customers in public places. |
| streetwise |
informed about what goes on and highly adapted for survival in a city, esp. the more sordid sections; street-smart. |
| strength |
the state, quality, or condition of being strong. [9 definitions] |