Letter S 145500–145750

Skirt's bottom edge Skort's edge, say Shorts' bottom edges SOCRATES, poison given to Socrates' death potion. Socrates' final cup. Socrates' final quaff Socrates' finale. Socrates' last drink Socrates' undoing State tree of Wash. or Pa. State trees of Pennsylvania. Spoke with hesitation Surrounded with in Sewing-machine attachment Shift finisher Sewing machine attachments Stat or globin starter Substance that makes blood red someone who has hemophilia and is subject to uncontrollable bleeding stoppage of bleeding or circulation Surgeon's clamp Surgical clamp Surgical instrument that stops bleeding Sackcloth material Sackcloth material, perhaps Sackcloth, perhaps Sailcloth fiber Sisal product. Sisal, for example Smokeable paper material Source of ancient spun fibers Source of canvas and cannabis Source of hashish Source of rope fiber Source of rope. Source of seeds used for some non-dairy milks Stuff people want legalized so they can make shampoo and shirts (yeah, right) Superfood that will be "all the rage" in 2016, per Maddie Oatman of MotherJones.com Seafarer's supply since ancient times Sailcloth fibers Sisal and Bombay, e.g. Sisal plants Some rope fibers Some rope sources Sewer lines Sewer's borders Sewer's bottoms Sewing borders Sewing edges Sewing finishes Sewing lines Sewn edges Sewn lines Sews an edge around Sews garment edges Sheet edges Shortens a skirt Shortens a skirt, say Shortens pants Shortens trousers, say Shortens, as a dress Shortens, in a sense Shows indecision, in a way Skirt borders Skirt bottoms Skirt boundaries Skirt edges Skirt lines Skirt margins Skirts' edges Some adjustable borders Some are high; some are low Some edges, to tailors Specialties of some dressmakers Stammers. Stitched edges Subjects of some alterations Surrounds (with "in"). She broods She cackles She clucks She keeps her chicks in check She lays around the farm She lays eggs She lies around the farm She may feel cooped up She may have a nest egg She may lay a new chick every day She might fly the coop She provides many breakfasts. She's a chicken She's cooped up She's fowl She's game She's killed to dress She's prone to brooding She-lobster Single layer Small incubator Soup maker? Source of collectible deposits Source of eggs Source of valuable deposits Symbol of Delaware. Scopolamine source Source of hyoscamine Source of hyoscyamine Syllogistic segue So unhappy to have just missed podium, not seen as superior looking ahead sectary sectator Saul bellow noeve, in a drought? Susy ___ (Audrey Hepburn's "Wait Until Dark" role) Singer Nona who was a member of Labelle Stone follower Site in a poor-protection simile Specialty barn Some coops Structures with many layers "Sun Valley Serenade" skater "Sun Valley Serenade" star "Sun Valley Serenade" star, 1941 Scandinavian skater Sonja She skated to fame in 1928 She won ten (!) consecutive World Figure Skating Championship titles (1927-1936) Skater Sonja Skater Sonja who won three Olympic gold medals Skater from Norway Skater in "Sun Valley Serenade" Skater knighted by King Haakon: 1937 Skater known as "The Norwegian Doll" Skater of cinema Skater on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Skater turned film star Skater-turned-actress Skater-turned-actress Sonja Skater-turned-film-star Sonja Skater/actress Sonja Skating Sonja Skating gold medalist Sonja Skating gold medalist of 1928, 1932 and 1936 Skating great Skating great Sonja Skating legend Skating legend Sonja Skating name of fame Skating star Skating star Sonja Sonja ____ Sonja of "Sun Valley Serenade" Sonja of "Thin Ice" Sonja on Olympic ice Sonja on skates Sonja on the ice Star from Oslo. Star of "Sun Valley Serenade" Star on ice. Star on skates. Sonja the comedian? Skeptical egg layer? Shak. opus Scene of annual regatta in England. Scene of noted regatta. Singer Don Singer Don of the Eagles site Regatta Salon dye Salon shade Salon tint Secret of some redheads Shade to dye for? Shrub of the loosestrife family Shrub with elliptic leaves Shrub yielding a dye. Skin colorer Skin dye used in some wedding celebrations Skin-coloring dye Source of red ink Source of some temporary tattoos Shampooed with a red tint Salon colorants Salon dyes Salon rinses Skin dyes Some dyes Some hair dyes Some salon dyes Some skin art Some temporary tattoo dyes Senator from Missouri. Story book Penny She-only shindig Stag's counterpart Stag's opposite Scold one's spouse Subject to petty attempts to rule. Status of the comic strip husband. Submissive, in a way ___ Szold (founder of Hadassah) Swedish golfer Stenson "Sleeping Gypsy," "The Snake Charmer," etc. "Springtime for ___." "Steel-driving man" of folklore Sculptor Moore Sen. Dworshak. Silverman of Cendant Soccer star Thierry Statesman Kissinger Steel-driver John Steel-driving man Steel-driving man of myth Superman player Cavill Secretary of State who dueled with John Randolph in 1826 Statesman known as "The Great Compromiser" Source of the definition Speaker of the observation Son of William the Conqueror Successor to William II Shakespearean play in two parts Subject of the Kalbs' book Scrambled former Senate majority leader Sculptor of large reclining figures Secretary of the Treasury, 1934–45. Some British kings "So, all is lost--empire, body, and soul!" Shakespeare work of 1599 Shakespearean drama Shakespearean hero. Shakespearean history Source of "Cry 'God for Harry, England, and Saint George!'" Source of "Once more unto the breach" Subject for Shakespeare Subject of Shakespearean trilogy. Second Tudor monarch Shakespeare's last play. Subject of play by Shakespeare. Stage name of the magician William Henry Workman Scarce as __ teeth Scratch-makers Scratchers Setters She-lobsters Sitters on the farm Small chicken tenders? Some "Chicken Run" extras Some Plymouth Rocks Some are cooped up Some brooders Some egg layers