Letter S 146500–146750

Shape with an axe Shape with cutting blows Shape, in a way Stick or sever Strictly adhere (to) Strike with an ax Start of an Ernest Hemingway novel Start of riddle's answer Start of a tuneful lament Start of a remark by Steven Wright Start of geologist's problem Start of Arthur Baer quote Shaped with an ax Shaped with an axe Scrupulously followed, as the party line sound made to imitate the flight of an arrow Start of a warning to mudslingers Start of a comic's quip Start of a truism Saw capacity? Star of "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer" Shaped by axes Shaped by chopping Shaped with a cutting tool Shaped with a hatchet Shaped with an adz Shaped or cut with an ax Start of the punch line to the title of this puzzle Shapes with an ax Shapes with an axe Smashes ashes Swings an axe Strictly follow Strictly obey Strictly uphold Set a spell? Settlers of Catan board piece Sign of sorts Six-sided board game tile Six-sided, for short Six: Prefix. Something bad that may be put on you Sorcerer's spell Spell "bound" by this puzzle's four longest answers Spell it out for someone? Spell of bad luck? Spell of trouble Spell or curse cast by a witch Spell the wrong way? Spelling example Six (comb. form) SIX, group of Series of six Sextuplet Sixsome set of six six group Shape with six sides Shape of honeycomb Shape of the board in the game Abalone Six sided figure Six-sided figure Snowflake's shape Subject of Pascal's theorem shape Honeycomb maker Shaped like the cells in a honeycomb Six-sided Shapes of most pencils Six-sided figures Snowflake shapes Shape of the Star of David Sheriff's badge, perhaps Six-pointed figure formed by intersecting triangles Star of David shape Star of David, essentially Star of David. Sugar cubes, e.g. SIX faces, solid figure of Soluble fuel Six-carbon molecules Solvent compounds Six-legged creature, to an entomologist six columns Seemingly not meant to be Spellbound, perhaps Subject to bad spells Subjected to voodoo Spell casters Spelling experts? Sinister spells Spells badly? Spelling badly? Six-sided bit of hardware Six-sided fastener Six-sided hardware item Six-sided screw holder Six-sided fasteners Sugar with six carbon atoms saccharides Spell that's cast retroactively? Superstitious symbol on some barns Symbol to ward off evil Symbols meant to ward off evil *Sorcerer's alternative to a wand? Said three times, Fat Albert's greeting Say-___ Kid (Willie Mays) Shout of protest Shouting word Shout to call someone’s notice Slangy salutation. Song word sung twice before "goodbye" Southern greeting Start of many a pickup line Song on the Beatles' "Yellow Submarine" album SPRING of life Successful times She wrote "The Black Moth" Start of a 1963 hit song Start of a motorist's shout to a passerby Start of many a voicemail Second-longest U.S. #1 hit ever, after "American Pie" (7 minutes, 11 seconds) "Stop futzing with that, Mr. Law" Shout to the t-ball bleachers Steely Dan hit of 1980 Steely Dan hit, 1980 Suddenly as if by magic Shouting sounds Some salutations Start of a hands-free call, maybe Summons for a certain assistant Say ___ (greet casually) "Shake it like a Polaroid picture" song Single that spent nine weeks at #1 in 2003 Slangy welcome Stable environments Steve Martin's doctor role in "The Man With Two Brains" Substance banned by the NCAA Six ft., e.g. Sports card stat. Stature: Abbr. Stats often in APBs "Spice Up My Kitchen" network Sinclair Lewis nominated him for the 1932 Nobel Prize in Literature Subject of a 2006 BBC docudrama subtitled "War With The World" SMALL and weak Sake, really Satirist a.k.a. Saki Specifications within D-days Snack whose two "O"s are stylized as counterclockwise swirls on the box Surgeon General's org. "Squeeze Me" author Carl "Succession" actress ___ Abbass (or with the vowels swapped, "Women In Music Pt. III" band) "Slow Turning" singer John Singer John with the 1988 title track "Slow Turning" Singer/guitarist John Short break in activity short-break Son of Mudjekeewis Son of the West Wind Star of a Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poem Small barbecue Small barbeque Small charcoal grill Small grill Small patio grill Small grills SPEND winter in torpid state (of animals) Sleep like a bear sleep during winter Sleeps all winter, as bears Sleeps during winter Sleep mode? Son of the old sod Scottish footballers "__ sunt dracones": line on an ancient globe Sound made after drinking too quickly, perhaps Skid row sound Smashin' fruit punch brand Something not to say when taking a sobriety test Sot sound Sot's comment Sot's interjection Sot's interruption Sot's involuntary sound Sot's slogan. Sot's sound Sot's syllable Sot's utterance Sottish syllable Sound a drunkard makes Sound after a shot? Sound caused by a muscle spasm Sound caused by a spasm of the diaphragm Sound caused by an involuntary spasm Sound caused by inhaling Sound caused by singultus Sound following a shot? Sound from a bar Sound from a boozer Sound from a drunk Sound from a lush Sound from a sot Sound from a souse Sound from someone in need of a good scare Sound from the bar? Sound from the sloshed Sound heard after a lot of shots? Sound heard before "Pardon me" Sound heard from one who's stiff Sound in a bar Sound made by someone with the... the something-cups Sound of a diaphragm spasm Sound of a diaphragmatic spasm Sound resulting from a synchronous diaphragmatic flutter Sound that may be averted by holding one's breath Sound you may be scared to get rid of Souse's sound Soused one's sound Soused sound Soused vocalization Spasmic noise; this (Latin) Spasmodic sound Stewbum's sound Sunny D rival SunnyD alternative sound Bar sound Lush sound Sot SINGULTUS Slight setback Sound akin to a cough. Spasm sound Spasmodic breathing-in sound. spasm of the breathing organs Spasmodic inhalation placates a crustacean? Slightly malfunctioned Slight irregularities Spasmodic sound effect. Some hardwoods Smoker's aroma, maybe Some country folk Sophisticates they're not Sticks figures Saloon sounds Skid row sounds Some juice boxes Sot sounds Sot's sounds Sottish sounds Sound effect of a spasmodic ailment.