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• Saud  + (term used to denote type of basket weave, edging)
• Masered  + (speedy, quickly)
• Maplesetan  + (slip)
• Nyauh  + (slip)
• Sauh  + (slip)
• Sengsot  + (slip and fall)
• Lolos  + (slip off, slip away, get out, release, failing of brakes)
• Nyaud  + (slip, as on mud)
• Kejes  + (detached (regarding table legs, chairs, etc.))
• Kasut  + (slippers, socks)
• Lunyig  + (slippery, shiny, good looking)
• Belig  + (slippery, slimy)
• Aud  + (Slipping)
• Nuas  + (slit)
• Ringgit  + (slit with)
• Neres  + (slit, rip, cut using only point of knife, cut sheets of paper, cloth)
• Tues  + (slit, rip, score with point of knife)
• Deres  + (slit, rip, using point of knife)
• Nues  + (slit, score, general word, but not used to refer to cutting leaves when making offerings)
• Ponggang  + (slit; gap; have a gap)
• Panorakan  + (tool, kind of used for cutting big holes)
• Rames  + (slivers of various foods used in making various dishes of ebatan. Rames tataban, slivers of turtle chest cartilage, are common in Jimbaran)
• Rerontogan  + (slobbery; not neat)
• Peot  + (sloping)
• Senduk  + (sloping beam between pillar of a bale and the horizontal beam that supports the roof.)
• Kiper  + (sloping members of a roof that connect the ends of the ridge pole to the outer- most corners of the roof)
• Kuda-kuda  + (sloping roof member, strut, that braces the sekur (principal rafter) from the tugeh (king post, vertical roof support member))
• Canggah  + (sloping roof structures that help brace wall plate (lambang) to supporting pilla rs or posts (sasaka))
• Makalukan  + (sloppy, messy)
• Ampah  + (sloppy, not careful with things, without being careful)

• Alon  + (slow)
• Alon-alon  + (slow)
• Badoh  + (slow)
• Banban  + (slow)
• Bligud  + (slow)
• Del  + (slow)
• Gapul  + (slow)
• Lambat  + (slow)
• Randat  + (slow)
• Regem  + (slow)

• Grepe  + (groping; reach)
• Gamol  + (slow (about work; walk, etc.))
• Ngales  + (tough flexible, rubbery, not easily broken, not tasty because hard, , leathery)
• Kadatang  + (slow down)
• Bedu  + (slow to do something)
• Dlehdeh  + (slow walking)
• Gapo  + (slow; slow because of old age)
• Baged  + (slow; sluggish)
• Banbananga  + (slowed down)
• Alon-alon  + (slowly)
• Tamis-tamis  + (slowly)
• Marigedan  + (slowly (walking))
• Nyeretang  + (slowly act slowly, do something slowly)
• Klasak-klisik  + (slowly wake up; move slowly)
• Jangkrut  + (slug, sea slug, sea cucumber with a pale, variegated color)
• Ngrumpiuk  + (sluggish;lethargic; not powerful ; tired)
• Dempet munyine  + (slurred)
• Mamekel  + (sly, crafty, tricky)
• Nigtig  + (smack, beat, scourge, thresh padi by beating it on a board)
• Manteg  + (smack, slap (with something, e.g. stick, not necessarily on ground))