Letter S 171250–171500

Some cured herrings Site of a 1776 battle that gave New York City to the British Stronghold of Moab "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" character Singer/actress Kosarin small family-owned shop in India Spherical Nintendo character Spherical pink Nintendo character Surprisingly great Super Smash Bros. character SOUTH African club Singer Te Kanawa Soprano -- Te Kanawa Soprano TeKanawa SUNGARI River, city on the (Chin.) Soprano who's a Dame "Star Trek" captain "Star Trek" role "Star Trek" skipper Starfleet captain played by William Shatner SCOTTISH church Sci-fi captain Sci-fi hero born March 22, 2233 Scot's church. Scottish word meaning the Church of Scotland Scottish words church Scotty's captain Shatner role Starship captain played by Shatner Spock's boss Spock's captain Spock's superior Starfleet captain Sulu's superior Surname from the Scottish for "church" 'Spartacus'; 'Wall Street' SCOTTISH county town, former STEWARTRY District town Southern Scottish County. Spartacus portrayer Star of "Spartacus" STRATHCLYDE Region commuter town STRATHKELVIN District commuter town (Scot.) Scottish churches. SCOTTISH celebration SCOTTISH harvest home Saint Petersburg Ballet's former name Soviet ballet troupe SCOTTISH jute cloth-manufacturing town Some apéritifs Sen. Gillibrand Senator Gillibrand Singer Dorothy of the Met. Soprano Flagstad Star of TV's "Veronica's Closet" Sue Grafton's "___ for Killer" Saul father Stuffed beef casings of Jewish cookery SCOTTISH sea loch Scene of Jap retreat. STAVROPOL krai city (USSR) "Stranger in Paradise" musical Show subtitled "A Musical Arabian Night" Show with tunes adapted from the music of Borodin S.W.A.K. word SALUTATION, form of SWA* SWAK Part of SWAK part Salute to the bride. Sealed With a __ (Brian Hyland hit) Show affection, in a way Show of love Sleeping Beauty awakener Sleeping Beauty waker Sleeping Beauty's awakener Slight ball contact, in billiards Slight contact, on a pool table Slight touch, on a pool table Smack on the mouth Smack with your smackers Smack, in the good way Smack, maybe Small Hershey's candy Snog Stolen item that's often returned Sub-mistletoe encounter. Subject for a movie close-up. Subject of Rodin sculpture. Subject of a popular Victor Herbert song. Sugar plum. service Lip Settle a lover's spat nicely Settle a spat with a buss Sanctioned voyeur at a stadium Source of awkward moments on jumbotrons Stadium divertissement Stadium's big-screen diversion Stadium-smooch capturer Slangy face Slangy word for face someone who kisses Slangy faces Some canoodling Some chocolate Selfishly aims to please Sweet song by Seal Slangy type of cousin Smooching "Sea of Love" co-star Ellen locking lips on the set? Sally Field movie of 1982 Some of Nelson's last words Statement heard on March 17th " . . . Shrew" musical Show about an amorous Aussie? Something that is ultimately ruinous Slangy dismissal Sweet farewell Sycophants, slangily Step 1 in plan to win "American Idol" Sickeningly affectionate __ Suzuki, mother of Bond's unborn child at the end of Fleming's "You Only Live Twice" ___ Suzuki, Bond girl in "You Only Live Twice" SCOTTISH chest Scottish words chest Star-__ (Bumble Bee rival) Star-__ tuna Star___ (tuna brand) stone tomb Set of tools or supplies, often in a box Salesman's outfit. Scout Carson Serial killer role for evan peters Set for assembly Set of drums Set of drums or first aid supplies Set of equipment Set of necessities Set of parts Set of parts and tools Set of parts awaiting assembly Set of parts that need assembling Set of parts to assemble Set of parts to be assembled Set of parts with assembly instructions Set of pieces Set of supplies Set of things Set of things to be assembled Set of tools Set of tools and parts Set of tools, say Set of utensils Set that you build Set to assemble Set to be assembled Set to put together Sewing or shaving thing Shakespeare contemporary Marlowe Shaving or mess follower Small fiddle Snakebite ___ (hiker's safety set) Snap-Tite offering Something to assemble Specialised clothing Stuff for assembly Stuff to assemble Supplies case set of items set of parts needed to assemble something shop purchase Hobby Small knapsack Soldier's gear Soldier's knapsack Soldier's knapsacks Soldiers' burdens Small portraits Setting for Rachael Ray Ship's galley. someone employed in kitchen work small kitchen or part of another room equipped for use as a kitchen SMALL room fitted up for cooking Surface underfoot where you might drop a spoon while cooking Stop on Cook's tour? Sink spots Snack spots. Specialist for cooks who are kooks? Soup-to-nuts omission Sites for strainers Standard cooking supplies Sieves, can openers, e.g. Stick a fork in it Senior golfer Tom Shore toy Sight at Sydney's yearly Festival of the Winds Sky diamond Sky-high box Small, graceful hawk Soarer on a string Soaring toy Something flown in the Festival of the Winds Something flown on Basant Panchami Something flying at a beach Source of frustration for Charlie Brown Southern raptor Springtime flier String toy Surfer's option Swallow-tailed bird Swedish synthpop group Soared high. Soared: Colloq. Silent nemesis in "Peanuts" Skill never mastered by Charlie Brown Some forgers Seashore sky sights Sharpers Sky boxes, maybe? Sky boxes, perhaps Sky boxes? Slangy airplanes. Small hawks Small raptors Soaring toys Some beach fliers Some beach toys Some birds, or things that might be mistaken for birds Some quadrilaterals Stringed fliers Swallow-tailed birds Symbols of highness stringed toys that are flown in the wind String on a toy Soaring: Colloq. Shakespearean play about a monarch who writes bad checks? Segmented bar brand "Some assembly required" purchases Salespeople's handouts Sets of parts Sets of supplies Sets of tools Sewing and others Sewing or fishing boxes Small violins Soccer uniforms Schlocky stuff Show of lowbrow taste Showy, shallow art Something of tawdry design "Santa Baby" hitmaker, 1953 "Santa Baby" singer Eartha
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