Letter S
Smoldering piece of wood
Smoldering remains
Smoldering remnant
Smoldering spark
Smouldering piece left over from a fire
Smouldering piece of dying fire
Something glowing in a grate
Still-glowing coal
snow bunting
Sept, Nov: Dec remains
Sights in a fireplace
Small pieces of live coal in dying fire
Smoldering ashes.
Smoldering coals
Smoldering remnants
Smoldering residue
Still warm memories, figuratively.
Still warm memories.
Skim off the top
Steal from funds entrusted to one's care.
steal money that has been entrusted to one
someone who violates a trust by taking for his own use
Shamrock, to Ireland
Starbucks' mermaid, e.g.
Swoosh, e.g.
Symbol like Canada's maple leaf
Symbol of a family or organization
Symbol representing an abstract idea
Symbol; badge
Symbolic object
Symbolic representation on badge, etc.
*Symbolic (4 to 10)
SERVING as type or emblem of
Symboilc
symbolical
SERVE as emblem of
Symbolic designs
Symbolic figures.
Symbolic signs
Symbolized
Surgeons' concerns
Stamp a design on
Stamp a raised design on
stamp a design on a surface, stands out in relief
Suitable for bas-relief
Seal user
Spruce up some fabric?
surround or encircle
SURROUND with foliage
Surrounded with foliage
Sleep (with)
Symbol of affection
Song introduced by Ginger Rogers in "Girl Crazy": 1930
Suggestion to a narcissist?
stitchery
Sonogram sight
Sonogram subject
Soon-to-be fetus
Stage after zygote
Stem-cell source
Study of early development of creatures and plants
Start a certain trip
SPANISH red sausages
SPANISH sausages
Sajak or Trebek
Sajak role
Sajak, e.g.
Seacrest on "American Idol," e.g.
Seacrest or Sajak
Seth MacFarlane, at the 2013 Oscars
Seth MacFarlane, at the 2013 Oscars, e.g.
Show announcer
Show host
Show leader
Show runner
Show's coordinator
Show's host
Show's introducer
Show-runner
Skillful man with a microphone.
Speaker between other speakers, perhaps
Speaker between speeches
Speaker introducer
Steve Martin, at the 2001 Oscars
Steve Martin, vis- -vis the 2001 Academy Awards
Sullivan, e.g.
Sajak, Trebek, et al.
Show hosts
Show runners
Speaker introducers, often
Sports banquet hosts, e.g.
Sports-banquet hosts
Sentence interrupter
Short Line
Symbol for a break
Symbol of a break
Sentence breakers
Saxony seaport
Seaport in northwest Germany
Seaport of northwest Germany
seaport Saxony river
SCOTTISH friend
Sandy's uncle
Scot's friend
Scot's uncle
Scotch uncle
Scotsman's relative.
Scottish Uncle
Scottish words uncle
Spanish letter between ele and ene
Suffix in linguistics
Suffix on morph
Suffix that's also a Spanish letter
Suffix with lex-
Suffix with morph
Suffix with morph or phon
Suffix with phon-
suffix Morph prefix
Saudi dignitary
Sheik of Araby
Simple requirement, to an Arab ruler?
Some descendants of Mohammed
Some dynasts
Some foreign dignitaries (Var.)
Some heads of state
Sultans' cousins
Simon Legree's slave girl.
Simon Legree's slave.
Seek to improve
Suggests a different reading for.
Synonym for "alters" that keeps its meaning if the first letter is changed to an "A"
Some former profs are
Subj. of a 911 call
Symbol for the 55th wedding anniversary.
Symbol of a 55th wedding anniversary.
smaragd
Solitaire variety
Shamrock color
Some 40th-anniversary gifts
Some gemstones
Some hummingbirds
Some sights in Oz
Spring birthstones
Stones in crowns
Stones mined in the Colombian Andes
SUFFERING, state of
Stop hiding
Stop playing hide-and-seek
SITUATION demanding immediate action
Situation requiring immediate action
Subject of Truman's December speech.
Sudden crisis
Sudden occasion for action.
Sudden serious danger
Setting of many a revival
Sticks one's neck out, perhaps
Smoothed with abrasive.
Salon boards
Short-lived 2001 sitcom about a chef
Short-lived sitcom of 2001
Star TV chef
Star chef on the Food Network
She's no longer working
Some retired professors
Some academic retirees
Some academics
Some commencement dignitaries
Some former lecturers
Some professors
Some retired academics
Some retired faculty
Some retired profs
Standing out above the water
Standing out of the water
STAR, reappearance of (after eclipse or occultation)
SUN, reappearance of (after eclipse or occultation)
"Self-Reliance" author
"Self-Reliance" essayist
"Self-Reliance" writer
"Shot heard round the world" originator
"Shot heard round the world" writer
"Society and Solitude" author
Speaker of the quote "To be great is to be misunderstood"
Salon board
Salon board abrasive
Salon filing aid
Scratchy board
Smoothing board
Something that might reduce a tip?
Sort of board
Stuff for grinding
Stuff on boards used with nails
Substance for grinding, polishing etc.
Substance for grinding.
Substance for polishing.
smoothing powder
Sheet for sanding something
Scot's uncles
Scottish friends
Scottish relatives
Scottish uncles
Spider bug
Spider bug genus.
Syrian city now called Homs
Special dialect of Sumerian.
Stomach purging agent
senega
substance that causes vomiting
Second-largest bird
Symbol on new Australian coin.
Seditious outbreaks: Fr.
Seditious tumults: Fr.
"Schubert Dip" U.K. dance band
Source of voltage: Abbr.
South African wart-hogs.
Second Gentleman Doug
Sheet music chord
Signer of Queen in "Bohemian Rhapsody"
Sigur Rós' label
Sister co. of Virgin
Sister record co. of Virgin
Skater Wontanabe
Sony BMG competitor
Sony BMG rival
Sony Music competitor
Sony Music rival
Suffix denoting a condition of the blood.
Suffix re blood condition
Settler in a foreign country
someone who leaves one country to settle in another
Some settlers
Seek greener pastures, say
Settle elsewhere
Settle in a new country
Switch places, say
Sought greener pastures, perhaps
Settles elsewhere
Seeker Asylum
Self-exile
Settler from a foreign land
Settler in a foreign land
Settler in an foreign land
Solzhenitsyn in 1974, e.g.
Solzhenitsyn, e.g.
Stranger in a strange land
someone who has left his native country for political reasons
Someone who leaves one country for another
Seekers of a better life, perhaps
Some aliens
Some asylum seekers
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