Letter S 131250–131500

Stare in shock Stare in surprise Stare in wonder Stare of wonder. Stare open-mouth Stare open-mouthed Stare pointedly Stare rubbernecked Stare slack-jawed Stare stupidly Stare with a lax jaw Stare with an open mouth Stare with lax jaw Stare with open mouth Stare with your mouth open Stare in wonder and consume hungrily Said "Really?!" without saying anything Saw with awe Showed astonishment Showed awe Showed disbelief Showed shock Showed sleepiness. Showed surprise Stared Stared in amazement Stared in astonishment Stared in disbelief Stared in wonder Stared open-mouthed Stared openly Stared slack-jawed Stared stupidly Stared with awe Stared with dropped jaw Stared with mouth open Stared, as in wonder Stood open-mouthed Stood stunned She's awed Slack-jawed one Sleepy one. Stunned eyewitness, obviously Slack-jawed sorts Star-struck bunch Stunned ones Stares in astonishment with mouth open Says "Aaah" Seine city Shows amazement Shows astonishment Shows disbelief Shows surprise Stares Stares dumbly Stares in amazement Stares in astonishment Stares in awe Stares in disbelief Stares in shock Stares in surprise Stares in wonder Stares open-mouthed Stares open-mouthed (at) Stares slack-jawed Stares stupidly Stares with open mouth Stops and stares Syngamus trachea Spinoff clothing store for children Set a spark plug Shot that gets by two outfielders, in slang Skips in the record? Some chain clothing stores Spaces between books on a bookshelf, e.g. Spaces between objects or points Spaces between outfielders Spaces between teeth Spaces between things Spaces in some smiles Spaces to be filled, say Spark plug features Spark plug settings Spark-plug settings Spots in need of filling Student's sabbatical SPIKE-nosed fish Sharp-nosed river fish Sharp-toothed swimmer Slender fish with beaklike jaws Slender-snouted swimmer Snouted fish. Spear-shaped fish Spearlike fish Speedboater Wood Speedboating Mr. Wood. Swimmer with "longnose" and "shortnose" species Swimmer with a long snout Swimmer with long jaws Sale locale Sale setting, at times Sale setting, sometimes Sale site Saturn's place Spot for a sale Spot to park Stereotypical high-tech company starting place Storage area for many Storage area for some Suburban catchall stabling Sheltered a car. Stored inside, as a car Something raised during a homecoming? Service station employee Service station adjuncts. Shelters of a kind Sites of some sales Some band rehearsal areas Some repair shops Some sale sites Storage areas in some houses Schwinn seat in storage? Seaman whose boat's in the repair shop? Suburbanite's fundraiser Summer-weekend event Spring cleaning may lead to them Spice blend that typically includes cardamom and cinnamon Spice blend that usually includes cloves and cumin Semi-automatic Army rifle. Standard rifle for all NATO ground forces. Standard rifles in U. S. Army. "See all the outfits you can make" merchandise Secured: Ref. sp. Shirt and tie, e.g. Ski suit, while skiing Something donned Sporting goods? Stuff to wear Style of apparel Smelly stuff *Sights under tired eyes STEP B) ... ___, which split open, dumping out miniature ... Some are found rolling in the gutter Swiss state with lots of landfills? Sink fixture for handling food waste Scrappy guy? Superhero who talks trash? Sound from a dump on Halloween? Site of much trash talk? Stretch of a blowout game when bench players come in Site of some trash talk String of three Silent screen star from Louisiana? Scramble, as a signal Sing "Gladly the cross-eyed bear," say Scandinavian recluse. Screen great. Screen's Anna Karenina. She laughed in "Ninotchka" She played Anna Christie, Anna Karenina, and Mata Hari She played Susan, Anna, Camille, etc. She played both Anna Christie and Anna Karenina She portrayed Camille: 1936 She starred in "Mata Hari." She turned down the lead in "Sunset Boulevard" She wanted to be alone She was Ninotchka in 1939 Star of "Ninotchka" Swedish actress celebrated for her enigmatic screen presence Star of films in this puzzle Star who wanted to be alone Stockholm's famous "export." Stockholm-born MGM star Swedish actress. Swedish-born actress. Streams stocked with elongated fish? Servers in Sèvres Swashbuckler's word She sang "Thais," "Salome," etc. Site of many beds Soprano Mary: 1877–1967 Source of tomatoes for homemade sauce State Nicknames New Jersey Suburban sight Suburb south of Los Angeles Storage unit for spray bottles, trowels, etc.? Sowed and hoed Small shovels for planting seeds Sacred pilgrimage site for Christians Summer affair. Summertime social Slugs, aphids, etc. Spring event at a nursery *Slimy nuisance in a flower bed Slimy backyard pest Slimy outdoor pest Slimy pest in a flower bed Source of a slime trail Spade or hoe, for instance "___ Saint-Lazare" (Manet painting) Station in Paris. Station, in Lyon Station: Fr. Station: French. Stations: Fr. Sir Beaumains, of Malory. Sir ___, nephew of King Arthur Second president to be assassinated Singer of "Bright Eyes" and longtime musical partner Simon's partner Sworn enemy of the Smurfs Scope things out? Swill liquid around the throat Scoped things out? Scope customer Stone-faced sorts? strident color or excessive ornamentation STRENGTH, plant symbolic of Salsa verde ingredient Scampi ingredient Scampi need Scampi seasoner Scampi seasoning Scampi staple Shallot's pungent kin Spaghetti sauce staple Staple in Italian cooking Strong condiment. Super-onion Side dish for spaghetti Side with a spaghetti dinner *Side dish at many a pizza parlor Sarong Shirt or dress Shirt or skirt Shirtwaist, for one Spaces for buttons or zippers in clothes Self-centered clothing? Seventh Ave. concern Shopping list for one lost on a malaria-infested island? Senator Jake in space Senator Jake who co-wrote the thriller "Night Launch" Senator Jake who flew on a 1985 space shuttle mission Senator Jake who flew on space shuttle Discovery Senator Jake who went into space Senator aboard "Discovery" Senator from Utah who went into space Senator in space Senator in space, 1985