Letter S 146250–146500

Sheena or Xena Sheena or Xena, e.g. Star role. Some star parts Saving grace? Selfless bravery Selfless courage Sarah Orne Jewett's "A White ___" Shoebill's cousin Swamp avian Shorebird's savior? Sharp-beaked waders Some Everglades fauna Some long-legged birds Some web-toed waders Some wetlands wildlife Stalkers of tiny fish Stork's cousins Storks' relatives Song from "Miss Saigon" Sandwiches Sandwiches also known as grinders Sandwiches also known as submarines Sandwiches that may save the day? Some long lunches? Spot to see many seagulls Submarine sandwiches Submarine-shaped sandwiches Subs at a deli Subs at the deli Subs from delis Substantial subs Substitute for "subs" Subway offerings Sub on a plate Superfandom of a 1993 Mariah Carey song? Sandwich buff? Sandwich devotees? Study of reptiles: Abbr. shingles snake comb form snake life Study of reptiles and amphibians Saarbrücken sir Salzburg sir Senor's German kin Señor, in Stuttgart Sir in the Ruhr Sir overseas Sir, in Berlin. Sir, in Salzburg Sir, in Stuttgart Sir: Ger. Stuttgart Mr. Stuttgart address Stuttgart señor Stuttgart sir Stuttgart title Sirs, in Bonn Sirs: Ger. Self-styled master race Sardine relative Shad or sardine Silvery food fish SET in zigzag pattern STONES set in zigzag pattern Ski-trail pattern Sardine population concern? Starboard food fish? Silvery swimmers Sprats SAXONY, first German settlement in She/her/___ "She's not ___ anymore" She, reflexively S. S. S. Chief. Selective Service chief. Site of Chocolate and Cocoa Avenues Sweet Pennsylvania town Snack since 1900 Snack since the 1890's Some chocolate fixes Some chocolaty indulgences Smacks of chocolate? Start of a remark by Milton Berle Subject that includes women's suffrage and the Equal Rights Amendment Sec. of State under D.D.E. State Department VIP. State Department figure. Short for a shire W of Essex. SI (S.I.) unit of frequency Saul Bellow novel involving a philanthropist's unexpected inheritance Saul Bellow book Saul Bellow novel "-- So Shy" (1980 hit song) "__ So Fine" "__ So Fine" (Chiffons song) "__ So Fine" (Chiffons) "__ So Fine": 1963 #1 hit "__ So Fine": Chiffons hit "__ So Shy" "__ So Shy": Pointer Sisters hit "___ So Fine" (1963 Chiffons hit) "___ So Fine" (1963 hit) "___ So Fine" (Chiffons classic) "___ So Fine" (Chiffons oldie) "___ So Fine" (The Chiffons hit) "___ So Fine" (The Chiffons) "___ So Fine" (hit for the Chiffons) "___ So Fine" (oldie) "___ So Fine," #1 Chiffons hit "___ So Fine," 1963 #1 hit for the Chiffons "___ So Fine," 1963 song "___ So Shy" (1980 Pointer Sisters hit) "___ So Shy" (Pointer Sisters song) "___ So Shy" (The Pointer Sisters hit) "___ So Shy" (hit for The Pointer Sisters) "___ So Shy": Pointer Sisters "___ So Unusual" (1929 Helen Kane song covered by Cyndi Lauper) "___ so tall and handsome as hell" (Taylor Swift lyric) '_____ So Fine' ('63 hit) Subject pronoun for multiple males Shes opposite Sister Sledge hit "___ the Greatest Dancer" Stag attendees Stag goers Stag party attendees Stags and bucks, e.g. Stags and stallions Stags or bucks Stars of "Two and a Half Men," e.g. Steers and rams Supremes song "___ My Man" Start of a marital spat? Sixties hit by the Crystals "Star Trek" catchphrase said by Dr. McCoy Set of binary pronouns Slashed pronoun Slashed pronoun for two genders Stock secretarial ploy #1 She was rescued by Hercules from a sea monster. Say er Say "um ..." show doubt Speaker's ers or ums Stock secretarial ploy #3 Something shouted at plates Skipper butterfly. species of butterfly Schooner in a Longfellow poem. Ship done in by the reef of Norman's Woe Ship in a Longfellow poem Seller of many trucks in December Seller of small trucks Server with Speer, 1947-1966 Spandau inmate Spandau prison's last inmate Spandau's final resident Spandau's last inmate Spandau's last prisoner Speedway competitor Speedway predecessor Speedway rival Surname derived from Frankfurt's region "Siddhartha" Nobelist "Siddhartha" author "Siddhartha" author Hermann "Siddhartha" novelist "Siddhartha" novelist Hermann "Siddhartha" writer "Siddhartha" writer Hermann "Steppenwolf" author "Steppenwolf" author Herman "Steppenwolf" author Hermann "Steppenwolf" novelist "Steppenwolf" novelist Hermann "Steppenwolf" penner "Steppenwolf" writer "Steppenwolf" writer Hermann "Siddhartha" novelist whose works brim with mysticism Sculptor Eva Sculptor Eva who pioneered postminimalism in the 1960s Siddartha author Herman Siddhartha penner Source of British man power, 1776. State below Lower Saxony State bordering Bavaria State bordering Lower Saxony State bordering Thuringia State in Adenauer's realm. State in W. Germany State in southwest Germany. State in western Germany. State whose largest city is Frankfurt Steppenwolf's creator Swiss novelist, 1946 Nobel Prize in literature. Swiss writer whose novels and poems express his interests in eastern spiritual values Some bygone service stations Soldiers in the Revolutionary War. Some of Washington's enemies "___ Shy" Pointer Sisters "Scarlet Letter" girl "Scarlet Letter" protagonist Scarlet letter wearer Scarlet-letter wearer She got an A in literature She had many red-letter days She rated an "A" She received an "A" She wore the scarlet letter Start of a Mae West quote "Soylent Green" star Screen actor to play Moses. Shortened descriptor often paired with "cis" Straight, but not necessarily narrow? Straight, for short Straight, in personal ads Straight, informally short for heterosexual state of being a concubine Sexual classification Sexual starter Straight person's prefix Straight, briefly Straight, casually showing divergence from the normal time sequence in development SPONTANEOUS generation from inorganic matter Subject to external controls subject to different or foreign laws Straight men Straights SEXUALLY attracted to the opposite sex someone having a sexual orientation to persons of the opposite sex Start of a quote by Benjamin Franklin (b. January 17, 1706) Start of Benjamin Franklin quote "Storm approaching!," ___ slang term for a heterosexual ___ Sorrel ("Adam Bede" character) ___ Sorrel (woman in a love triangle in "Adam Bede") Sorrel of fiction and Green of finance SCOTTISH cliff SCOTTISH glen "Soixante minutes" Serving to make a point serving to discover serving to find out Send falling to the floor Separate from the main body, in a way Shape roughly. Shape with an adze
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