Letter S 10000–10250

Starters of quarrels. Source of irritation "SO damn frustrated!!" "Someone get me a stress ball!" [slaps forehead in frustration] Sheik's peer Sheikhs' guests, maybe Sheiks' guests, maybe (Var.) Some Muslim officials (Var.) Saying "WHAT did I just witness...?", say Scandalized Shocked and amazed Shocked and appalled Shocked and awed Shocked beyond shock Shocks deeply Showing sudden dismay. Simply appalled. Speechless Speechless with horror Speechless, perhaps Speechless, say Struck by overwhelming shock Struck by shock Struck with amazement Struck with consternation Struck with fear Stunned and speechless startled stupefied surprised Supernatural Landon Pigg song? Slim odds Spry, in Baza Sharp-flavored pastry often with fruit Skilled at parkour Skilled in acrobatics Smooth on one's feet Smoothly mobile Springy Steve Martin's "Picasso at the Lapin ___" Sure-footed Surer of foot Simone Biles' asset Sine qua non of pedestrians, subwayites, etc. Spryness. Sayin' no to Sly and the Family Stone's "Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf ___)" Sticks contrary to? Scene of battle in "Henry V." Site of a major England vs. France battle, 1415 site of a major English victory in the Hundred Years War Seasoning. Sitting around for years waiting to get drunk? Sitting in a cask, say Sitting in a cave, perhaps So Babalatchi sees himself: Conrad's Almayer's Folly. Sometimes distasteful process Soundtrack of Our Lives "Still ___" Stored in a cask, say Subject of gerontology Subject of study for a gerontologist Scorsese flick about an over-the-hill financial optimist? Spliff that'll put years on you? someone who is against something STOCK speculation "Sugar and spice and all that's nice." Smithereens "___ Like You" Spartan king, circa 400 B.C. Senior-based discrimination Some workplace discrimination: Var. Seniors disparager Shake to a pharm. Shake, in pharmacy Shake: Abbr. Source of stress Stir, to Pedro Stress symptom Stressed feeling Stir, in Sicilia Stir up or excite emotionally STIR up crowd Shake Shake briskly. Shake up Shake violently. Shake, as liquids Stage a protest, for example Start trouble Stir briskly Stir up trouble. Swizzle Shaken up shook Shakes Shakes up Stirs up Stirs up trouble Starting trouble Stirring things up shivering shuddering Scuffle State of nervous excitement State of unrest Stew sedition shudder state of excitement, disturbance, or worry stirring anxiety SHAKING apparatus STUBBORN person Scandalmonger Separatist? Serving to promote agitation and propaganda: Theat. Sound initially frightened savage (8) Structure pos. Sacred Hebrew acrostic. Shining Brightly Burn Shining bright Shining brightly Shining brilliantly Staring angrily Staring fiercely Staring fiercely, in poetry Scintillating Shimmering Sparkly SHOELACE tip SHOULDER cord Sheath at the end of a shoelace Sheath on a shoelace Shoelace adornment Shoelace appendage Shoelace end Shoelace feature Shoelace ornament Shoelace part Shoelace piece Shoelace protector Shoelace sheath Shoelace tag Shoelace thingamajig Shoelace thingy Shoelace tip (and a "Phineas and Ferb" song) Shoelace's end Shoestring holes Shoestring tip Small shoelace sheath Spangle shoe lace Shoelace ends Shoelace features Shoelace gadgets. Shoelace tags Shoelace tips Shoelaces tips Shining faintly Shining like a disco ball Shiny Simple spaghetti order Simple trattoria dressing SILVER DEBRIS Sparkling, as a diamond Sparkling spouse? Shedding some light Shining as from within Shining, like a full moon Softly lit Subtly illuminated Suffused with light Seal's breathing hole Sobriquet. soubriquet Strain at -- (fuss over trifles) Strain at -- (fuss pettily) SAME clan (pert. to the) SAME nation (pert. to the) sept Saint Clare of Assisi's sister Saint of Jan 21. Saint of January 21. Saint of Keats poem. Saint often depicted with a lamb Saint whose feast day is January 21 Second Mrs. Copperfield. Second wife of David Copperfield. Selfless "David Copperfield" character Sister of Margo and Edith in the "Despicable Me" films Sorel of 15th cen. France. St. __ of Assisi Suffragette MacPhail, for one ___ Scott College, one of the Seven Sisters of the South Saint ___ (Jan. 20) St. ___: Jan. 20 So-called mother of the French New Wave Second vice president to resign Sometime name in golf Spiro Spiro of the .70s Spiro who served with Nixon Subject of Rachel Maddow's podcast "Bag Man" Successor to H. H. H. Spiro and family SACRIFICIAL fire SKANDA, father of SPIRIT of fire Sceptic Skeptic Skeptical one someone who is doubtful or noncommittal about something sceptics Sacred lamb Sacred lamb, from the Latin "Seems like forever ___" "Several months ___ ..." "Some time ___ ..." "Star Wars" prologue word "Sure, I'll give it ___" Second word of the Carpenters' "Superstar" Shakespearean schemer Short follower of long Short word after long Since Sixth word in the Gettysburg Address Sixth word of "Moby-Dick" Sixth word of the Gettysburg Address Some time back Something found after many years? Something to give it Syne Syne, as in "Auld Lang Syne" Score -- (get points) Set -- (aspire to something) Set ___ (define success) Set ___ (plan for an accomplishment) Set ___ (plan for the future) Steinbeck's "To ___ Unknown" Showing eager interest. Showing great enthusiasm Showing shock or awe Stoked, perhaps Super eager Super excited Super-excited Supply with weapons Slogan of today's youth. Suffix on bygone nightclub names Sunset Boulevard's Whisky ___ Start of a Henry Beard quip