Letter S 140750–141000

Something to kick or break Something to kick, maybe Something you might get into, especially if you're a nun? Something you might kick after you pick it up Special garb settled or regular practice Settler along the St. Lawrence Savanna or steppe Savanna or swamp Savanna woodlands, to a giraffe Supply boxer George's wardrobe? Salted peanuts, for a while Smoking and others Smoking, etc. Some are difficult to break Some are hard to break Some daily activities Some nuns' wear Some people break them Special clothes Special garbs Specialized garbs Subjects for hypnotists "Se __ español" "Se __ inglés" "Se ___ espanol" Senor's talk Señor's speech Spanish for "speaks" Speak in Spain Speak in Spanish Speak, to Francisco Speak, to Spaniards Speak: Span. Speaks in Spanish Speech, in Madrid Speech, in Seville Speech, in Spain Speech: Sp. Speech: Span. Speech: Spanish. sandstorm Slavic diacritic Slavic diacritical mark Slavic language mark Slavic diacritical marks Slavic symbols that make "c" sound like "tch" SPANISH axe Subject of many country songs Shinto war god. SPANISH plantation Southwest estate Spanish Colonies Spanish estate Spanish estate and house Spanish ranch Spanish words plantation Spanish-American estate Spread on the range Spanish salad sauce? South-of-the-border spreads Spanish estates Spanish ranches. Spanish spreads Saddle-horse. Scribbler Server intrusion Shelley of "Jack and Mike" Subpar writer Succeed, with "it" Symptom of catarrh Software developers' creative session Shown to be insecure slashed Saboteur System infiltrator Second-raters Street fare seekers Shop cutter Subversive use of computers to promote a political agenda Single-season RBI record-holder since 1930 -- Sack (footbag brand) __ Sack (kickable toy) ___ Sack (kickable beanbag) _____ Sack (beanbag toy) Scots form of hold Separated from one's money, say Stung: Slang Suckered Suffered from Suffered with Swindled: Slang Stevie Wonder's "Never ___ Dream Come True" Sampled, with "of" Seemed confused, maybe Son of Bedad (Gen. xxxvi-35). Son of Bedad. Saw things while asleep "So she was a farmer?" Sensed without being sure Started one's family, casually Struggled with self-service? Sampled the sauce Sipped sherry, say Said something valid Sniffled, like a royal crossworder? "So funny!" Started in on Started working on Sat down (with) Sampled some Should really Showed trepidation Said "Mine!" say Staked a claim Staked a claim (on) Smoked dish Sought-after star for "Gar With the Wind"? SLOPE of lode SLOPE of vein "Sideways" Oscar nominee Thomas ___ Church "Sideways" actor Thomas ___ Church "S.N.L." comic Bill "SNL" alum Bill Schumer's "Trainwreck" co-star STATE of the dead STYX River locale (legend.) SUBTERRANEAN world Satan's region Shade anagram Site of the mythical Lethe River Styx home Styx locale Styx setting Styx site Styx venue? Symbol of hotness Supermodel Gigi or Bella _____ stock (carried) Seen enough Showed talent Sunna (the) Settled an issue. Subject of the 2009 IMAX movie "Journey to Mecca" Some pilgrims San Diego quarterback South __, MA (Mount Holyoke locale) Spandau Ballet singer Tony Sinatra "I ___ Anyone Till You" Somewhat common contraction Start of a clue? Showed off, perhaps Sported Sported, as a sombrero Structure near Tivoli. STRONGLY interacting elementary particle (phys.) Strong-force particle Subatomic particle in a collider Subatomic particle in the world's largest collider Subatomic particle made up of quarks Subnuclear particle "She -- many children she didn't..." "She ___ many children . . . " Saw no alternative "Scots Wha __": patriotic song "Scots Wha ___" "Scots Wha ___" (Burns poem) "Scots Wha ___": Burns "Scots, wha ___ wi' Wallace bled . . . " "Some __ meat and canna eat": start of the Selkirk Grace "Some ___ meat . . . ": Bums "Some ___ meat . . . ": Burns "Some ___ meat and canna eat": Burns "Some ___ meat, and canna eat . . . " "Some ___ meat, but canna eat." Scot's verb. Scottish "have." Scottish verb form. Scottish words have She: Latin. SITUATED on same side of body as the heart and great blood-vessels study of blood study of physiology of blood stoppage of bleeding or the circulation substance that destroys red blood cells Scotsman's "has." SEVERN River (Welsh) Shaft supporting a blade Scabbard protrusion Sickle handle Sickle holder Snickersnee handle Stiletto feature Stiletto handle Sword grip Sword handle Sword hilt Sword section Sword wielder's grip Sword's handle Swords hilt Sickle handles Spear-throwers' grips Sword grips Sword handles Swordsmen's grips "'___?!' Sisters, did you hear what he called you?!" -Winifred, in "Hocus Pocus" "___-Seed" (Atwood novel) SCOTTISH quagmire Scary female Scary woman Scary-looking lady Sea ___ (Popeye villain) Sea ___ (enemy of Popeye) She demon. She's no Venus She-demon Slatternly woman Something Spooner might have "flung out" Spell caster Spooky woman Storied cauldron stirrer Storybook crone SARA, slave of SARAH, slave of SARAI, slave of SERAH, slave of SLAVE (bibl.) Sammy Sammy nicknamed "The Red Rocker" Sammy who sang with Van Halen Sarah slave Sarah's handmaid. Sarah's rival Sarai's servant. Scruffy comic strip Viking Slave in Abraham's household. Slave of Abraham's wife. Slave of Sarah. Snert's owner slave Sarah Secretary of defense after Panetta Senator from the Great Plains Siegfried slayer Siegfried's killer Siegfried's slayer Slayer of Siegfried. Stage actress Uta Stage actress Uta or golf legend Walter slayer Siegfried