407. slaveholder an owner of slaves
408. slavery a: submission to a dominating influence , b: the state of a person who is a chattel of another
409. slavey slave, drudge
410. smart-mouth(sl) a cheeky, insolent, impudent and/or frivolous person
411. smoothness freedom from difficulties or impediments
412. sovereignty freedom from external control
413. spearchucker(sl) a wild person
414. spontaneity freedom from embarrassment or constraint
415. sport(infml) a state in which a person feels free and elevated
416. squad, the(sl) insubordinate person
417. stir(sl) prison
418. straight-shooter(sl Am) an honest, straight-forward person
419. strain limitation
420. Stranglehold a force or influence that chokes or suppresses freedom of movement or expression
421. Stress the constraint of circumstance : the weight of social or economic imposition
422. stretch(sl) a period of imprisonment
423. strong-arm(sl) power, influence, coercion
424. Subduer one who brings under control especially by an exertion of the will
425. Subjugation a: bringing under control and governance as a subject , b: making submissive
426. Subjugator a: one who brings under control and governance as a subject , b: one who makes submissive
427. submission an act of submitting to the authority or control of another
428. submitting an act of submitting to the authority or control of another
429. suffrage freedom or immunity from some burden or restriction vested in a person or group
430. suppression a: an act or instance of subduing , b: the state of being subdued
431. sway a controlling influence
432. sweep space or opportunity for unhampered motion, activity, or thought
433. tap-dance (sl) a clever evasion
434. tapdancer
435. taskmaster one that imposes a task or burdens another with labor
436. tearaway(sl) a wild, reckless usu. young person
437. tension the constraint of circumstance : the weight of social or economic imposition
438. term period of imprisonment
439. Termination a limit in space or extent
440. thoughtlessness freedom from care
441. thrall a: a servant slave , b: a person in moral or mental servitude , c: a state of servitude or submission
442. thralldom a state of servitude or submission
443. tightness state marked by little or no room for free motion or movement
444. time(sl) a term of imprisonment
445. tin-arse(sl) a privileged person
446. toiler slave
447. trammel something impeding activity, progress, or freedom
448. trash(sl) a wild party or dance
449. tug(sl) an arrest or detention of a suspect
450. tyrannicalness oppressive power
451. unchaining freeing by or as if by removing a chain : setting loose
452. unconcern freedom from excessive concern or anxiety
453. unfettering freeing from or as if from fetters
454. uninhibitedness freedom from anything that forbids, debars, or restricts
455. unpretentiousness freedom from ostentation, elegance, or affectation
456. unrestraint freedom from or lack of restraint
457. unruliness lack of discipline or incapacity for discipline and often connotes waywardness or turbulence of behavior
458. unshackling freeing from or as if from shackles
459. vacantness freedom from activity or work
460. vagility freedom to move about
461. vanquisher someone who gain mastery over, and/or restricts freedom
462. vassal one in a subservient or subordinate position
463. villein a: a free common villager or village peasant of any of the feudal classes lower in rank than the thane , b: a free peasant of a feudal class higher in rank than a cotter , c: an unfree peasant standing as the slave of a feudal lord but free in legal relations with ьььrespect to all others
464. vindicator a: one who sets free , b: one who frees from allegation or blame
465. voice - wish, choice, or opinion openly or formally expressed
466. volunteer a person who voluntarily undertakes or expresses a willingness to undertake a service
467. wantonness lack of discipline or incapacity for discipline and often connotes waywardness or turbulence of behavior
468. whiteness freedom from stain
469. white-space(sl) free time
470. wild wild, free natural state of existence
471. wilderness wild, free natural state of existence
472. will a choice or determination of one having authority or power
473. workhorse a hardworking, dependable person, as a slave
474. yardbird(sl Am) a convict, prisoner
475. yoyo(sl) a silly, eccentric and frivolous person
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Русские
Арест. – из жаргона осужденных, отбывших наказание в тюрьмах, ИТУ
Арм. . – из жаргона военных
Жр. – жаргонизированная разговорная речь
Ирон. – ироническое
Книжн. – книжное
Лаг. – из жаргона лагерных заключенных
Мил. – из милицейского жаргона
Мол. – из общемолодежного жаргона
Морск. – из жаргона моряков
Неод. - неодобрительное
Неол. - неологизм
Поэт. - поэтическое
Презр. – презрительное
Прост. – просторечное
Разг. – разговорное
Сниж. - сниженное
Угол. – из речи уголовников
Устар. – устарелое
Шутл. – шутливое
Шутл.-ирон. – шутливо-ироническое
Английские
Am. - American
Arc. – archaic
Austr. – Australian
Derog. - derogatory
Infml. - informal
Obs. – obsolete
Sl. - slang
Usu. - usually