Letter S 13750–14000

SIBERIAN river SPANISH hamlet Screen star. Senator Vinick's portrayer on "The West Wing" Senator portrayer in "The West Wing" and "The Aviator" She starred at the Met, 1908–29. She was Mrs. Gatti-Casazza. Sheen's would-be successor in "The West Wing" Singer-actor Robert. Sitcom costar of Farrell and Farr Sitcom legend Alan Six-Emmy Alan Six-Emmy winner Six-time Emmy winner Alan Smits's rival on "The West Wing" Soprano Frances Soprano Frances of yesteryear Soprano Frances: 1883-1952 Soprano Francis Soprano who wrote "Men, Women and Tenors" Spanish words hamlet Stage and TV star. Star as a sitcom surgeon Star in "Guys and Dolls." Star in "The Four Seasons" Star of M*A*S*H Star of Betsy's Wedding Star of "Guys and Dolls." Star of "Marriage Story", 2019 Star of "Tower Heist" Star of TV's "M*A*S*H" Star of a classic TV sitcom Star of the Met from 1908 to 1929. Star of the most-watched TV episode ever Stony Brook University's Alan ___ Center for Communicating Science Surgeon portrayer Swit co-star Swit colleague Swit's TV co-star Swit's co-star "Senator Pothole" Soviet river Show-biz father and son "Speak for yourself" man Shy Puritan. Stand-in for Standish Standish proxy Standish rival Standish spokesman Standish stand-in Standish' s stand-in Standish's advocate Standish's deputy. Standish's messenger Standish's proxy Standish's rival Standish's stand-in Suitor John et al. Slightly firm, as pasta Somewhat firm Somewhat firm, as pasta Somewhat hard Spaghetti recipe phrase Spaghetti specification Spaghetti-recipe phrase Spec of pasta Spec of spaghetti Spirelli specification Still a bit firm, as cooked pasta Still a little firm Still firm when eaten SCOTTISH tree STREAM, tree growing by STREAMSIDE growing plant SWAMP plant Salmon-smoking wood Shrub of the birch family. Shrub or tree Shrub used in making dyes. Small marsh tree. Smoking wood Swamp tree Senior local councillor in England or Wales senator Some local lawmakers Shrubs. Soil-enriching trees Sources of cabinet wood Swampland trees. Source of cabinetry wood Source of charcoal wood "Shop differentli" chain Supermarket hidden in "annual dinner" Supermarket with an aisle of "Finds" affectionately dubbed the "Aisle of Shame" Style of printing type. Style of type. SOUTH Australian beach "Super-State" author Brian W. Shoe brand that's also a man's name Shoe chain Shoe company magnate Bensadoun Shoe retailer in many malls Shoe store name Shoe-store chain named after its founder Solvent used in perfumery Syrupy sedative Statesman slain by the Brigata Rossa: 1978 Star of "God's Little Acre" ___ Snow, Russell Brand's character in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" and "Get Him to the Greek" Spy Ames in 1995 news Spy ___ Ames Second man on the moon Second man to walk on the moon Second moonwalker Second person on the moon "Stingo" in Soho Stout's lighter relative Saison, e.g. Saloon brew Saloon offering Saloon order Saloon quaff Saloon selection Saloon serving Saloon sip Saloon supply Sam Adams Summer ___ Sam Adams offering Sam Adams product Sam Adams, e.g. Sam Adams, maybe Sam Smith's selection Samuel Adams Summer __ Samuel Adams drink Samuel Adams offering Samuel Adams product Samuel Adams, e.g. Schooner Cargo Schooner beverage Schooner cargo, often Schooner contents Schooner fill Schooner filler Schooner load Schooner's cargo Schooner's cargo, often Schooner's cargo, perhaps Schooner's contents Schooner's contents, maybe Schwarzbier alternative Scottish Seidel filler Seidel filler, sometimes Serving at McSorley's Serving at the East Village landmark McSorley's Serving from a tap Serving on draught Shandy ingredient Shandy part Sick-sounding quaff? Sickening drink? Sierra Nevada offering Sierra Nevada product Sierra Nevada's Torpedo, e.g. Sierra Nevada, e.g. Sierra Nevada, for one Small change from beer. Smithwick's beer Smithwick's brew Smithwick's product Smuttynose beverage Some craft beer Some drink this "gingerly" Some like it hopped Some pint contents Some prefer it bitter Some schooner cargo Some schooner contents Some six-pack contents Some suds Something North Carolina's Alcohol Law Enforcement regulates, aptly Something brewing Something downed at a pub Something for a Toby Something for the inn crowd Something found in a schooner Something much sold on St. Patrick's Day Something on tap Something spiced for holidays Something that may be sold by the yard Something that's not hard to drink? Something to hoist Something to quaff Something to raise a glass for Sometimes it's on draft Sometimes-bitter drink Sometimes-creamy quaff Sometimes-pale brew Source of an episode of hoppy daze? Source of nutrition in the medieval world Sourish drink Sparkleberry ___ (quaff at some Pride events) Srewpub offering Staffordshire product Standard pub brew Steak go-with Steak go-with, sometimes Steak house order Steak or cakes partner Steak partner Stein contents Stein contents, perhaps Stein drink Stein filler Stein quaff Stein refill Stein refill, perhaps Stein serving Stein stuff Steinful Steinful, maybe Still beer. Stout alternative Stout brew Stout cousin Stout drink Stout in a mug Stout kin Stout or porter Stout relative Stout stuff Stout's cousin Stout's kin. Stout's relative Stout, e.g. Stout, for example Stout, for one Stout, maybe Strong beer Strong brew Stuff in a stein Stuff in a tankard Stuff in some kegs Stuff in steins Stuff served in a horn at a Renaissance faire, perhaps Stuff sold in yards Suds Suds taken internally Suds, of a sort Sudsy brew