Letter S 113500–113750

symphony first called Bonaparte Saw wood "Switch" ending "Switch" or "buck" add-on Slangy ending Slangy ending for "smack" or "switch" Slangy ending for switch Slangy suffix for "switch" Suffix for ballad or hero of rhyme Slangy suffix with "smack" or "sock" Slangy suffix with "switch" Slangy suffix with sock Slangy switch addition Smack add-on Smack addition? Smack attachment Smack back? Smack ender Smack ending Smack finish Smack suffix Smash ender Smash ending Smash or switch add-on Sock attachment Sock chaser? Sock end Sock ender Sock ending Sock follower in B'way ads Sock suffix Sock's slangy suffix Suffix for smack Suffix for smash Suffix for switch Suffix with "smack" or "switch" Suffix with "stink" Suffix with "stink" or "switch" Suffix with "switch" Suffix with jack Suffix with jack or smack Suffix with smack Suffix with smack or sock Suffix with smash Suffix with sock Suffix with sock or smack Suffix with sock or stink Suffix with sock or switch Suffix with stink or sock Suffix with switch or buck Suffix with switch or smack Switch Extension Switch add-on Switch addition? Switch attacnment? Switch back Switch chaser Switch closing? Switch end Switch extender Switch finish Switch finisher Switch or buck follower Switch or smack ender Switch or smack suffix Switch or smack tail Switch suffix Switch tail? Switch terminal? Switch, smack, or sock ending Slangy suffixes Slangy, humorous suffixes Switch followers? Son of Aphrodite San Diego Symphony conductor Second-largest near-Earth asteroid Seneca said he "smites maids' breasts with unknown heat" Servant of Antony in "Antony and Cleopatra" Sex god Sexual desire Sexual love Shooter of gold arrows Shooter of gold-tipped arrows Shooter of golden arrows Shooter of hearts Shrink's libido Singer Ramazzotti Site of the craters Casanova and Valentine Smallest figure in a Parthenon frieze Smallest of the Olympians Soho statue Son of Aphrodite and Ares Son of Aphrodite and Ares, in some legends Son of Gaea. Spill Canvas "Himerus and ___" St. Valentine's henchman. Statue at one end of Regent St. Statue featured in British Exposition. Statue in London's Piccadilly Circus Statue in Picadilly Circus. Statue in Piccadilly Statue in Piccadilly Circle Statue in Piccadilly Circus Statue near Oxford St. Status taken down from Piccadilly in '84 Subject for Freud Subject of Plato's Symposium Subject of Praxiteles sculptures Subject of a Piccadilly Circus statue Subject of a Plato symposium Supplier of desire Symbol of Valentine's Day Symbol of attraction Symbol of love that becomes another symbol of love when its first letter is moved to the end Symbol of love that's an anagram of another symbol of love Symposium topic, for Plato statue Piccadilly Circus Area north of Saw-toothed Seemingly gnawed away Serrated Shaped like an oak leaf Shaped like many a leaf Shaped unevenly Showing detrition. "Sculptor" of Utah's natural arches. SOIL wear Seashore problem Shore problem Shoreline changer Shoreline phenomenon Shoreline problem Shoreline woe Sign of passing time Slow disintegration Soil problem Soil woe Soil worry Steady depletion Slow wearing away of soil or rocks by water or wind Soil exposing Soil-exposing Sensually arousing Sizzling, so to speak Steamy, as literature Stirring, in a way Suggesting of heat Suggestive and then some SENSUAL material SEXY material Section of some bookstores Sensuous art. Sexually explicit art Sexy literature Sexy literature or art Sexy pictures or books Sexy writing Some Anne Rice novels Some Ovidian works Some art Some graphic works Sometimes-banned work Steamy 1992 Madonna song/album Steamy literary genre Steamy literature Steamy passages Steamy stories Steamy stuff Steamy writing sexily *Steamy gallery display Some Ernst works SEX, preoccupation with Steaminess Sex up Stamps with nudes? study of erotic stimuli and sexual behaviour SEXUAL passion, preoccupation with Sexual delusion about a celebrity, perhaps Slip up in judgment, perhaps Stray from accuracy STRAY from truth Sail off-course, e.g. Say "'Irregardless' is not a word", e.g. Say "Oopsie," say Say "Whomever did this …," say Say "You look HUGE in that dress!", e.g. Say "for all intensive purposes", e.g. Say "true" for "false" Say 1 + 1 = 3, say Say 2 + 2 = 5, say Say Seattle is the capital of Washington, say Say irregardless? Say something cringeworthy Say that the ancient Egyptian pyramids were used as granaries, e.g. (I know this joke won't be relevant for too long, but whatever) Say the wrong thing Screw it up Screw the pooch Screw the pooch, for short Screw things up Send a screenshot of your D.M.s with your crush _to_ your crush, e.g. Send a text to the wrong person, say Send an email to the person who you were talking about in the email, say Shank a tee shot, say Shank the ball, e.g. Shout your old flame's name in the throes of passion, e.g. Show imperfection Show one's fallibility Show one's humanity Show one's humanity, perhaps Show poor judgment Show you're human Sin, say Sing the wrong lyric, e.g. Slip a cog Slip on your own banana in Mario Kart, say Slip or trip Slip or trip, e.g. Slip out Slip, say Solecize Speak too soon, say Spell "mispell," e.g. Spell "something" wrong Spell "spell" "spel," say Spell misspell mispell, say Spell this answer A-I-R, e.g. Spill ink e.g. Spoil a movie ending for a friend, e.g. Status before statehood: Abbr. Step on your pet's perfect little foot, say Stray from the straight and narrow Stub one's toe Stumble or fumble Submit a wrong answer, say Succumb to the throwing yips, say Suffer a "brain cramp" state or an instance of erring or a tendency to err SHORT trip Short journey Short necessary trip Short shopping trip, e.g. Short task Short trip for a special purpose Short trip to perform a task Short trip to the store Short trip to the store, for example Short trip with a mission Small business trip? Small chore Some weekend work