Susan (name)

The stony skeleton of coral polyps; often branched like a tree and used in jewelry or as decoration.

A given name; specifically the daughter of King Priam in Greek mythology who was cursed to give true prophecies that no one believed.

a ridge or island of limestone formed by the skeletons of coral polyps and other sea organisms, found in warm shallow waters

Michelle Kwan (1980-), American figure skater and Olympic medalist

(literary) to be coming to an end; to fade; to decline; to wane

to have one's interest flagging; describes a state of being completely bored or having low spirits

An island formed by the accumulation of coral reefs and biological debris, typically found in tropical oceans.

An evergreen subshrub with swollen stem joints and red spherical berries; the entire plant is used in traditional medicine.

A sea animal with a cylinder-shaped body and many tentacles around its mouth, typically living in colonies in tropical waters.

Lee Lai-Shan (1970-), former windsurfing world champion from Hong Kong

a type of evergreen tree in the viburnum family with bright red berries; often used as an ornamental or fire-prevention tree

The sights and atmosphere of spring are fading; used to describe the late spring season when the flowers are withering and the season is coming to an end

(literary) the night is coming to an end; late at night when the activity is fading

(literary) to be staggered or uneven; arranged in a crisscross pattern

Sandra (name)

The tinkling sound of jade pendants or ornaments hitting each other.

(variant form) to be late; to arrive tardily; slow to make an appearance

35th wedding anniversary

Coral Lake, an alternative name for the Wushantou Reservoir [[乌山头水库|烏山頭水庫|wu1 shan1 tou2 shui3 ku4]] in Tainan, Taiwan, named for its jagged, coral-like shoreline

a piece of coral; corallite; coral stone

santonin, a chemical substance used as a medication to treat intestinal worms

red coral; precious coral used for jewelry and ornamentation

Sassanid Empire of Persia, spanning from approximately the 3rd to the 7th century AD

precious coral or red coral (Corallium rubrum and several related species of marine coral)

To search for and collect rare items or talented people; literally describes using an iron net to gather coral from the sea

any of a group of colonial corals belonging to the order Antipatharia, often used for jewelry and ornaments