Letter S 162000–162250

Sharp anger Sharp feeling Sharp resentment. Sinful emotion Something drawn by a jerk, maybe Something heated Something raised by agitators Something that may be drawn in a fight Something that's worked up Sorehead's state Source of a tirade Source of much U.S. immigration in the 1840s: Abbr. St. Patrick's land, for short Stack-blowing feeling Stack-blowing state State of anger State of extreme anger State of fury State of madness? State of rage State of seeing red State of upset Steamed feeling Steaming state Stormy state Strong emotion caused by a real or supposed grievance Strong emotion of anger Strong irritation Strong, angry emotion Sulky state "Some website posted this article ..." Start of a remark by Gene Perret Start of a review Start of an observation by Bill Gates "S'pose so" "Seems to me," in dialect "Sounds 'bout right" "Suppose so," in the South "Sounds 'bout right to me" Slangy assent Severely displeased Seething with rage Showing extreme anger Stuffed with anger Stark turndown Stubborn response Start of a wistful recollection Scene of national elections, June, 1959. Seamus Heaney's home Second largest of the British Isles. Signatory of the North Atlantic Pact. St. Columba's locale St. Patrick's country Swift's birthplace Start of a stroll down memory lane Song for MacLaine? Song from "Gigi" Snake's autobiography? Start of a quip by comedian Demetri Martin Sendler who helped smuggle Jewish children out of Warsaw in WWII Spenser's "Ireland." Spenser's Emerald Isle. Spenser's Hibernia. Spenser's isle Spenser's name for Ireland Spenser's name for an island Spenser's personification of Ireland. Sprinter Szewinska ___ Sendler, heroine of W.W. II's Polish Underground ___ Szewinska, Olympic sprinting gold medalist of 1964, 1968 and 1976 S. Johnson drama S. Johnson verse drama Sally, ___ and Mary. Samuel Johnson play Samuel Johnson tragedy Samuel Johnson's only play Scientist Joliot-Curie or singer Cara Screen legend Dunne Seeger bid her "goodnight" Shalom girl? She bests Sherlock in "A Scandal in Bohemia" She could have followed Hazel. She outwitted Sherlock She played Granny in "The Beverly Hillbillies" She pounded the East Coast in 2011 She sang "Alice Blue Gown." Sherlock Holmes foil Adler Sherlock Holmes' Adler Sherlock Holmes' Miss Adler Sherlock Holmes' Ms. Adler Sherlock Holmes' friend Adler Sherlock adversary Adler Sherlock's Adler Sherlock's Ms. Adler Sherlock's adversary Adler Sherlock's ex Sherlock's female adversary Sherlock's feminine adversary Sherlock's foe Adler Sherlock's frenemy Adler Sherlock's infatuation Sherlock's lady friend Ship that carried Miss Liberty Ship that took Miss Liberty to the U.S. Silents actress Rich Singer Cara Singer in Red Velvet Singer-actress Bordoni Singer-actress Cara Sister of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands Soames Forsyte wife Soames Forsyte's first wife. Soames Forsyte's wife Song hit girl. Songwriter Higginbotham Subject of the classic song lyric "I'll see you in my dreams" Sultry French actress ___ Jacob She gained fame from her leading role in "Fame" She played Coco Hernandez in "Fame" She won the 1983 Oscar for Best Song Singer of "Fame" fame Singer who plays herself in "D.C. Cab" Singer/actress with an Oscar, two Grammys and a Golden Globe She played Queen Victoria. She recently played Queen Victoria. Star of 'I Remember Mama' She was Desdemona to Laurence Fishburne's Othello She played Granny on 'The Beverly Hillbillies' Singer Cara and dancer Castle Singer Cara and others Striver for peaceful conditions. study of peace Stressful phrase? Stressful words? Sinner's atonement words Sorry words Seething states Seriously vexes Slow burns Spleens States of anger States of dudgeon States of high dudgeon States of pique States of wrath Stirs up anger Stirs up resentment Stirs up wrath "Soon will __, yes, forever sleep": Yoda Start of a lawyer's conclusion Start of a lawyer's statement Start of a legal conclusion Start of an attorney's conclusion Start of an attorney's ending *"See? That proves it!" (6 to 9) Statement at the end of an argument Son-in-law of Cromwell. Son-in-law of Oliver Cromwell. S. Korean city Son of Bela South Korean city Spring plant Shimmer with rainbowlike colors Shine with a rainbow Sparkled with color. Second-densest naturally occurring metal Substance used by watchmakers surgical incision into the iris, esp to create an artificial pupil Sister in 'Three Sisters' Sister of Boris Godunov Sister of Chekhov's Masha and Olga Sister of Chekhov's Olga and Masha Sister of Masha and Olga Sister of Olga and Masha Sister of Olga and Masha in Chekhov's "Three Sisters" Sister of Olga and Masha, in Chekhov Skater Rodnina Skater Rodnina with three Olympic golds Skater Slutskaya Skater Slutskaya with two Olympic medals Skating champ Rodnina Skating medalist Slutskaya Slutskaya of the ice Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Shayk Supermodel Shayk ___ Spalko ("Indiana Jones" villainess) ___ Spalko, ("Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" villain) "Silencing Eve" novelist Johansen "Stanley & ___" (1990 Fonda / De Niro film) "Stanley & ___" (1990 film) "Stanley & ___" (Fonda / De Niro film) "Stanley & ___" (Fonda/De Niro film) "Still Life With ___" (play with a flowery name) Subject of Van Gogh’s famous painting Scene-closing movie effect Seeing circle Servant of Hera. Shade akin to lavender She substituted for Mercury as messsenger. Showy purple bloom Showy spring bloom Showy spring flower Showy spring perennial Showy, colorful plant Siberian or Dutch ___ Six-lobed flower Something to look through Source of eye color Spring Bloom Actress Spring bloom with a bearded variety Spring blossom or part of an eye Spring crocus belongs to this family. Spring flag Spring or early summer flower Spring perennial State flower of Tenn. State flower of Tennessee Stroma's spot Structure with a pupillary zone Structure with melanin Subject for Monet Subject of many Georgia O'Keeffe paintings Sunbow. Sword-leafed flower Sword-shaped bloom Symbol of Brussels ___ scan (biometric authentication method) _____ shot (movie scene ending technique) state flower Tennessee aluminum town Showy perennial flowers Showy spring bloomers Showy spring blooms Showy, often bearded flowers Six-petaled flowers Some biometric screening targets Spring beauties State flowers of Tennessee. Subjects for O'Keeffe and van Gogh Subjects for van Gogh Surrounders of pupils St. Patrick's nationality Sea between Liverpool and Dublin. Sea in British Isles. Sea or potatoes Sea or stew Setter or coffee Setter or potato Setter or terrier qualifier Setter type Shamrock fanciers