Letter S 111250–111500

Sword you score points with Sword's name with two accents Sword, in French Sword, in Périgord Sword: Fr. Swordplay Swordplay option Swordplay sword Swordplay tool Swordplay weapon sword Dueling souvenir Sword wielder sword fighter Some fencing experts "Shakespeare in Love" props "Shakespeare in Love" swords "Shakespeare in Love" weapons Saber cousins Saber relatives Sabers' cousins Sabers' less lethal kin Sabres' relatives Slender blades Slender weapons Small swords Some Olympians' equipment Some Olympians' tools Some Summer Olympics gear Some blades Some blades at the Olympics Some dueling choices Some fencing swords Some fencing weapons Some foils Some rapiers Some sporting weapons Some swords Somewhat harmless swords Somewhat safe swords Sport blades Sport swords Sporting blades Sporting equipment pieces with heavy bell guards Sporting equipment used at all but the first modern Olympic Games Sporting gear spelled with TWO accents aigus Sporting gear with bell guards Sporting stickers Sporting swords Sporting weapons Sports equipment used with masks Sports equipment waved in the air Sports equipment wired for scoring Sports gear Stage combat props Summer Olympics blades Summer Olympics equipment Swords for Katharine Holmes Swords for fencing Swords for pentathletes Swords heavier than foils Swords in modern pentathlons Swords of sorts Swords that are not dangerous Swords that don't cause injuries Swords that don't stick Swords that show up in, like, all crosswords (it's EPEES ... the answer is freakin' EPEES) Swords used in an Olympic event Swords used in the Olympics Swords with blunted ends Swords with fluted blades Swords, in Sèvres Swords: French. Swordsman's steels. Source of a nasal congestion remedy Subject of a 2004 F.D.A. dietary supplement ban Subject of an FDA dietary-supplement ban Some desert shrubs Stimulant used in anesthesia SHORT-lived thing Scrapbook contents Short-lived items Short-lived things Short-term items Short-lived mayflies Short-lasting short lived Short-lived flower Short-lived sunrise? Sacred city of Diana. Site of Diana's temple, in Asia Minor. Site of one of Seven Wonders. Site of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World Sites of the Temple of Artemis and the Colossus SPARTAN State magistrate Spartan magistrate Spartan magistrates SHUTHELAH, father of Saint called "Sun of the Syrians." Son of Joseph SHILOH city inhabitants (Israel) "Silkwood" co-screenwriter "Silkwood" co-screenwriter Nora "Silkwood" writer Nora "Sleepless in Seattle" cowriter/director Nora "Sleepless in Seattle" director "Sleepless in Seattle" director Nora "Sleepless in Seattle" writer-director Screenwriter Nora Screenwriter who knew the identity of Deep Throat before it was made public She gave us "Heartburn" Subject of "Heartburn" "Shaky" prefix for center Short form of a hormone released in response to stress SPIRE ornament Seismological prefix for center Seismologist's prefix for center Seismology lead-in Seismology prefix for center Shock stopper, informally Shock treater, for short Shock treatment, informally Slender finial Something left of center? Spire adorner Spire adornment Spire finial. Spire item Spire part Spire projection Spire tip Start for center Start for center or cycle Start for center or graph Start for center or tome Start for graph or center Start to cure? Starter for "Pen" Starter for "Pen" or "center" Starter for center Starter for center or log Starting center? Steeple adornment Steeple ornament "Shogun" or "The Lord of the Rings" "So awesome!" "So dope!" "Song of Roland", for one "Spartacus" was one "Spartacus," e.g. "Spartacus," for one "Star Wars" or "Gladiator," e.g. "Star Wars" series, e.g. "Star Wars," for one Saga full of grandeur Saga of a story So amazing So huge So. Freakin'. Cool. Sony record label Southey's "The Curse of Kehama" Spielberg's "A.I.," e.g. Sprawling tale Story of heroes Story on a grand scale Story such as the Ramayana Story that might span generations Story that's longer than most Stretching wide Substantial in scope, as a film Substantial, in hyperbolic parlance Substantial, in slang Super good Sweeping Story Sweeping in scale Sweeping narrative Sweeping saga Sweeping tale Sweeping work Sweeping, as a story Sword-and-sandal feature, e.g. Sword-and-sandal flick Sword-and-sandal flick, e.g. Sword-and-sandal flick, sometimes Saga written in elevated style Something heroic and impressive in scope specialty DeMille Director story Heroic story Short story Sweeping skin layer outer Showdowns for the ages 'Spartacus' or 'Ben-Hur,' e.g. Spice, to Pierre Sexless ones Seismic focal point Seismic source Seismological focus Seismometer determination Shock wave's origin Shock waves' source Spices, in France. Seriously embarrassing blunder Spectacular blunders style or trope characteristic of epics SEEDLING shoot above seed-leaves seedling shoot Spenser's "The Faerie Queene," for one Subjects for literature courses. secondary crisis occurring in the course of a disease "Spartacus" and "Ben-Hur," for two Sagas and such Sagas, e.g. Screen whoppers Serial material Sizable accounts? Some Goldwyn productions Some big-budget films Some long films Some long novels Some long stories Some very long films Some westerns Spice anagram Sprawling stories Sprawling tales Stunning stories Stupendous works. Subjects of English courses. Substantial reads Super-long classics Super-long poems Sweeping accounts Sweeping films Sweeping narratives of heroic deeds Sweeping sagas Sweeping stories Sweeping tales Sweeping works Sword-and-sandal flicks Selective gourmand sybarite SENSUOUS enjoyment, follower of Some Michelin Guide readers Students of pleasure. Seventh-game extra-inning victory, say Spectacular triumph, informally Spectacular victory, slangily Serious flu outbreak, e.g. Sick time? Spreading fast