Letter S
Stop producing water, as a well
Stop producing, as a well
Saturn and Mars
Saturn and Mercury, e.g.
Saturn and Mercury, for two
Shiva and Brahma
Siva and Krishna
Some "Iliad" characters
Some depictions on a pyramid wall
Some immortals
Start of a Caldwell title
Superhuman beings
Side in an epic battle
Sex Pistols "___ the Queen"
Start of a famous anthem.
Subject line?
Something that arrives just when you need it most
Something very helpful or welcome at a particular time
Surprise blessing
something unexpected but welcome
Serendipitous gifts
Sarcastic label for rakes
Scandinavian's idols
Sean Lennon, to Elton John
Special boy
Sponsor's child.
Sponsored boy
Sponsored boy at a baptism
Sponsored child
Some boys, after baptism
Sponsored boys at baptisms
"Safe travels!"
Show about the Lord in grammar school?
Share expenses equally
Split the check
Split the tab
Split with one's girlfriend, perhaps?
Song about a divine earthquake?
Snipe's kin
shore bird with long legs and an upturned bill
Show leniency toward
Step out for some grub
Suffix after party or concert
Suffix for "movie" or "concert"
Suffix for "movie" or "party"
Suffix for "party" or "prom"
Suffix for an attendee
Suffix for concert
Suffix for movie
Suffix for movie or theater
Suffix for sea
Suffix for theater
Suffix meaning "attendee"
Suffix with "opera" or "movie"
Suffix with "opera" or "party"
Suffix with "theater"
Suffix with church
Suffix with movie or church
Suffix with museum or party
Suffix with museum or theater
Suffix with opera
Suffix with opera or concert
Suffix with opera or museum
Suffix with party
Suffix with theater or concert
Suffix with {/party/} or {/film/}
Socially active people
Suffix with "concert" or "party"
"So It __ ... ": song on Taylor Swift's "Reputation"
Said, in today's lingo
Sallies forth
Says, colloquially
Says, in casual speech
Says, in teenspeak
Says, informally
Says, to a teen
Sez
Steady as she ___
Shoves, to a poker player
Starts something with gusto
Sneaks out of camp, maybe
Sours
Spoils, as food
Surpasses that pheasant relative?
Swings very successfully
Shares expenses, in a way
Splits the tab
Succeeds big-time
Succeeds in a big way
Succeeds in life
Starts recycling, say
Starts carving some ham?
Stops broadcasting
Shares a movie, perhaps
Shares the night life, say
Starts one's daily jog
Supersedes
Sounds like a fluttering heart
Starts getting paid to play
Starts playing in the majors
Sits out too long
Sees only one person
*Sentry's query
Seeks advice from
Sets out for
Stops at nothing
Squashes a rival's entry at the county fair produce contest?
Starts rolling
Ships out.
Succumbs to anesthesia, say
Starts operating secretly (4 to 6)
Sorcerer's apprentice poet
Sturm und Drang novelist
Shooter Bernhard known as "The Subway Vigilante"
Succeed at a high level
Succeed beautifully
Succeed in business
Succeed in spades
Succeed spectacularly.
Succeed, and then some
Sell like hotcakes
Sell quickly
Staff errand runner
Summer intern, maybe
Simple set-collection game
Sis and I played ___ ...
Suddenly soften
"Scram, meteorologist!"
Suggestion to Ben
Sell very cheaply
Stretch one's legs
"Shoot the works."
Shoot the works: Phrase.
Stake it all
Strive for ultimate victory in the Olympics, as one might say
Site for crowdsourced contributions
Satanic nation in Revelation
Satanic power: Bib.
Statue in the Guildhall.
SOUTH African bugaboo
Spirited exhortation
Self-motivated sort
Super aggressive type, e.g.
Super salesman: Slang.
someone whose career progresses rapidly
Stare with amazement
Stared popeyed.
Stared wide-eyed.
Speedo product
spectacles worn to protect the eyes
Singer Grant with the 1956 #1 hit "The Wayward Wind"
Seventies punk music genre
Sixties dance craze
Slogan of action
Slogan of youth.
Sort of boots
Sort of dancer
Spirited and aggressive
Spirited cry.
Spirited or aggressive
Spiritedly aggressive
Stadium exhortations
Subgenre of funk
soap vine
Scantily dressed nightclub entertainer
"Shindig!" dancer
Start developing achromotrichia
Succeed like an artilleryman
Start recycling, say
Stop wasting energy, say
Switch to paperless statements, say
Split a bill evenly with someone
Split the bill [#UniversalXwordPride]
Split the bill, informally
Strike out at the singles bar?
Share equitably, in dialect
Share equality
Share equally
Split the cost
Spare no effort, in slang
"Scram!" relative
"Scram, kid!"
"Show Me the Way to ___."
Shout to a Yankee
Shout to a Yankee or a Yanqui
"___ South" (1978 film with Nicholson, Steenburgen, and Belushi)
Start something without any preparation
Spend more than you have
Start of an auctioneer's windup
state of
Shirking guard duty to the max
Successful business
Submerging
"Selling like hotcakes!"
Selling at a price of
Seeking Olympic immortality
Seeking an Olympic victory
Sportscaster's home-run call
Selling 500,000 copies, as a music CD
Stepping on it
Sarah Palin's memoir about vintage synths?
Shunning public utilities and such
Successful band's activity
Spangly camis, e.g.
Starting to succeed
Standard price
Suspicious events
Soon to be out of business
"So I hear your scuba diving business is __"
Spreading like crazy online
Select, as a career
Study the "Surprise Symphony"
South Bend stadium shout
Sign of iodine deficiency
struma
substance that induces the formation of a goitre
Small motorized racing vehicle
Small racing vehicle
Small single-seated racing vehicle
Speedy one-seater
Small racers
Small racing vehicles
Some Soap Box Derby entrants
Some four-wheelers
Some recreational vehicles
Speedy one-seaters
Score in fútbol
Shout in La Liga
Shout on the Spanish broadcast of a hockey game
Spanish: goal
Star basketballer.
Storekeeper merchant: Anglo-Ind.
Sprain an ankle, perhaps
Start limping
Start to limp, as a horse
Syria wants these Heights returned
Syrian Heights
Syrian heights occupied by Israel
Start after everyone else
Sarah Hughes took it
Shelley's "living god" that "rules in scorn"
Something struck
Sourdough bread?
Sourdough's dream
Sourdough's hope
Standard material?
Standard stuff
Standard stuff that's considered valuable?
Sunset hue.
Sutter s Mill discovery
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