2026-04-09T17:08:46+01:0012,437361415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects985497281SUCCAHYAn ancillary building to a synagogue, used as a place of worship at the feast of the tabernacle.1P2386100467SUCTION DREDGERYA dredger that works by the use of suction.143P1208979197SUGARYA sweet, crystalline subtance obtained from sugar beet or sugar cane and used in cooking, brewing etc.77P461169134SUGAR HOUSEYA sugar factory.1P461269135SUGAR REFINERYYA site where sugar beet was processed before being washed and dried to form granulated sugar.1P978594387SUGAR SILOYA building or structure used for the storage of sugar.1P960993962SUGAR WAREHOUSEYA building where sugar is stored.1P1231290175SULPHATESYA sulphuric acid compound.77P1216483279SULPHURYA non-metallic element, yellow in colour, used in a variety of processes.77P1228087162SULPHUR OREYOre containing a high proportion of sulphur.77P917593462SULPHUR STOREYA building used for storing Sulphur, a highly inflammable chemical element used in the manufacture of matches, gunpowder and sulphuric acid. It is also used in bleaching, for vulcanizing rubber and as a disinfectant.1P1231497131SULPHURIC ACIDYCorrosive, dense, oily acid, usually in aqueous solution, used in the chemical industry.77P917693463SUMMERHOUSEYA building in a garden or park designed to provide a shady retreat from the heat of the sun.1P184310239596037SUN DISCYAn object representing the sun, made of bronze or gold usually dating from the European Bronze Age.128P3911140476SUN LOUNGEYA sitting room fitted with large windows for the purpose of admitting the maximum amount of sunlight.546P613171447SUNDAY SCHOOLYA school in which instruction is given on a Sunday, especially such a school for children connected with a parish or congregation.1P492969659SUNDIALYA structure used to show the time of day by means of the sun shining on a 'gnomon', the shadow of which falls on the surface of the dial which is marked with a diagram showing the hours. Can be freestanding, usually on a pillar, or fixed to a building.1P184410239695316SUNDIALYA device for telling the time by the sun, using the shadow cast by a gnomon, or sometimes a spot of light through a small hole. They were often used for checking the accuracy of clocks. They range from panels on the sides of churches to pocket watch size.128P577670927Sunken Featured BuildingN1N577770928Sunken Floored BuildingN1N661883979SUNKEN GARDENYAn often secluded garden set below the level of surrounding ground, usually surrounded with terraces.1P917793464Sunken WallN1N917893465SUNSHINE RECORDERYA glass sphere in a metal frame standing on a small pillar. A card is placed behind the sphere which focuses any sunlight, marking the card and thus indicating how many hours of sunlight there was on that day.1P11330160335Super RobinsN1N11331160336Super Robins (Type A)N1N10520140493SUPER ROBINS HANGARYAn aircraft hangar designed to Air Ministry specification (drawing number 6910/43). Similar in design to the ROBINS AIRCRAFT HANGAR but larger.1P10521140494SUPER ROBINS HANGAR (TYPE A)YAn aircraft hangar designed to Air Ministry specifications (drawing number 2243/41). Constructed from prefabricated A-frames and clad in corrugated iron.1P624171585SUPERMARKETYA large self-service store selling foods and some household goods.1P1226185550SUPERPHOSPHATEYA chemical fertilizer made by treating powdered phosphate rock with sulphuric acid.77P917993466SUPERPHOSPHATE FACTORYYA building or site where phosphorous-based fertilizers are produced by controlled chemical reactions.1P