Surtur 

According to the Norse, Surtur was a Giant from the realm of Muspelheim.

Surtur comes from the realm of fire, Muspelheim.

Surtur by Derek April 4, 2004

Surtür

The giant of flaming diarrhea in Norse Mythology/MCU. King of Muspellheim

Surtür so fiery even California was jealous.

Surtür by MemeDaddy109 December 29, 2018

Surtur Lenearts 

Little known, anti-semitic metal singer for band Ars Veneficium who falsely believes he is famous.

Boy, that Surtur Lenearts sure is a terrible singer! Plus, he thinks holocaust jokes are funny!

Surtur Lenearts by Hogswaggle November 29, 2018

suture self 

a term for removing one’s own stitches / also applies to stitching one’s own wounds, a less common occurrence than the removal of one's own sutures that were sown in by a healthcare professional

With no universal healthcare, you get a lot of suture self procedures taking place.

suture self by ΔиłĦ☼иצ ߀₡ʞ February 6, 2013

surthrival 

A portmanteau of "survival" and "thriving." Just making ends meet, yet flourishing as a person. Finding time for growth under harrowing circumstances. Meeting life's most unwelcome challenges with gusto, and even panache. Existential heroism.

Kira's 2020 surthrival has been impressive. While the rest of us fatted ourselves on delivery, booze, and Netflix, she quit smoking and drinking and got her own place!

surthrival by fdj383fj December 8, 2020

surburbia 

way too many people living in identical house five feet from each other. usually with 2.5 kids and a pet. this is basically the life style that you dont want but half the people in flordia end up this way.

i know the cops are chasing us but we are lost in surburbia

surburbia by show January 22, 2005

suture 

The process of joining two surfaces or edges together along a line by or as if by sewing.
The material, such as thread, gut, or wire, that is used in this procedure.
The line or stitch so formed.

a stitch made with a suture,
a strand or fiber used to sew parts of the living body, the act or process of sewing with sutures.

suture by [e-mail] February 1, 2006