Letter S 191500–191750

Sugarbush trees Sweet-sapped trees. Symbols of Vermont. Syrup trees Source of some syrup Syrup ingredient Substance whose production is depicted on Vermont's state quarter Sweet liquid derived from tree sap Source of "helicopter seeds" Source of Canada's emblem. Source of important Vermont product. Symbol of Vermont. Symbol of five states Symbols of Vermont and Wisconsin. Syrup comes from them Small fish of S. Atlantic coast. Spiny-finned fish, a small goby. Sichuan bean curd dish Sichuan bean curd dish with numbing heat Storage for a chart collection Schoolroom pinups. Sheets with legends Shopping mall features Shows in detail. Some are celestial Some are genetic Some fantasy-novel appendices Some globes Some history textbook illustrations Some provide relief Some tourists follow them Survey products Surveyors' products Shrubby plant of Corsica. "Stiff" thing on the Heisman trophy "Striving to better, oft we ___ what's well": Shak. SCOTTISH Jacobite SCOTTISH royal hunting ground (12th c.) Scar, say Scrape or scratch Scrape or scuff Scrape, say Scratch a car's finish, say Scratch a surface Scratch and dent Scratch or dent, say Scratch or scuff Scratch or scuff, say Scratch or stain Scratch or stain, e.g. Scratch the surface of, say Scratch the surface, e.g. Scratch up, say Scratch, as a surface Scratch, as furniture Scratch, for example Scratch, perhaps Scuff or scratch Scuff or scratch, e.g. Scuff up, e.g. Scuff up, say Scuff, e.g. Scuff, say Sea, in Portuguese Sea, in Spain Seafarers Seagoing: Abbr. Slightly damage Spanish for "sea" Spoil mother rotten, initially Spoil one's pleasure in Spoil the appearance Spoil the beauty of Spoil the finish Spoil the finish of Spoil the look of Spoil the perfection of Spoil the veneer Spoil, as a finish Spoil, as a view Spray graffiti on, e.g. Spray graffiti on, say Spray-paint, maybe Spray-paint, say St. Patrick's Day mo. St. Patrick's mo. Star of "Her", 2013 Silk variety Salsa shaker Shaken instrument Shaken percussion item Shaker's instrument Shaking thing Singular shaker Sort of rattle Staple of Caribbean music Second-biggest city in Venezuela Salsa band percussion Salsa band shakers Salsa instruments Salsa percussion Salsa percussion instruments Seed-filled instruments Seed-filled percussion pair Shaking instruments Scorer of the Goal of the Century in the 1986 FIFA World Cup Soccer great Diego Soccer move involving a spin S. A. rodents SMALL black cherry Sweet cherry often found atop sundaes Sundae cherry Sweet cherry liqueur "___ Sade" (1966 movie starring Patrick Magee) "___/Sade" (Peter Weiss play) "_____/Sade" (play and film) '--/Sade' (1967 film) Safin 2000 U.S. Open winner Safin of tennis Safin who won the 2005 Australian Open Safin, who beat Sampras Slain by Charlotte Corday, 1793. Statue at the "Musée de la Révolution française" Swiss-born physician/firebrand Swiss-born revolutionary Sanskritic language. Site of a great Athenian victory Search for plunder Seek booty Sought plunder someone who attacks in search of booty Spanish resort on the Mediterranean Sculptor's material, perhaps Sculptor's rock Sculptor's stone She wrote "The Road to Wimbledon." Shooter of a sort Statuary stone Statue stuff Stone for a statue Stone used by sculptors Sculpture of a Roman emperor, perhaps Streaky pastry Some desserts often served with coffee Streaked desserts Stained and veined, as book edges. Stain in a way. Streaky Casanova statue? Sense, slangily Shooters, e.g. Spherical toys "S.O.S.: Save Our Soul" singer Broussard Singer Anthony or a former London Underground card Salesforce CEO Benioff Salsa artist Anthony Salsa singer Anthony Singer Almond or actor Singer Singer Anthony Singer of "Beastmaster" films Sort of brandy Soulful "Carencro" singer Broussard Squeezed fruit residue Stained glass artist Chagall Standup comic Maron Summers of Food Network's "Unwrapped" Surrealist Chagall Syst. between Baltimore and D.C. ®, south of the border Silent stage star Speechless entertainer Stage impressionist Marcel. SAINT Marcellus I, predecessor of Silent performer of note Speaker of the only word heard in Mel Brooks's "Silent Movie" Stylized persona? "Selma" feature "Semper Fidelis," for instance. "Semper Fidelis," for one "Star and Stripes Forever." "Stars and Stripes Forever," for instance. SAINT David, feast month of SAINT Gilbert, feast month of SAINT John Climacus, feast month of SAINT John of God, feast month of SAINT Joseph, feast month of SAINT Patrick, feast month of SAINT Rupert, feast month of Sit-in alternative Sousa composition Sousa specialty Sousa work St. Patrick's Day month Star of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" and "The Best Years of Our Lives" Steady advance. Stirring song Stouthearted Men, e.g. Surname of the Alcott characters at the starred answers' starts, or 2020 month in which women made all the Universal Crosswords Some parade participants Sousa compositions Sousa output Sousa products Sousa's coif? Spring locks? St. Patrick's observance, to Dubliners Student activity between halves. Soldier's service animal? "Simon says imitate a soldier" *"Step on it, Mrs. Cleaver!"? Spring basketball tournament St. Patrick's Day parade music? Something hard to come by on Fifth Avenue on St. Patrick's Day? Speed for a Sousa song Simpson prosecutor Clark Simpson prosecutor She plays Bree Hodge on "Desperate Housewives" Saloon run by a Brady Bunch daughter? San ___, island of Venice. Sen. Rubio Senator Rubio Senator Rubio of Florida Shout answered by "Polo!" Shout answered with "Polo!" Shout at a pool Shout before "Polo!" Shout followed by "Polo," in a pool Shout in a swimming-pool game Silk Road explorer Polo Sinatra's "The Manchurian Candidate" role Sinatra's role in "The Manchurian Candidate" Start to a pool game? Subject of 1927 O'Neill play. Swimming pool game ___ Polo Swimming pool shout Sailboat configuration named for its resemblance to a radio antenna Silk Road traveler San ___ (city that's home to Texas State University) San ___ (university city near San Diego) She never got cold feet? Shoe-loving Imelda Singer Anthony et al. Singers Cohn and Anthony Second-century emperor Aurelius Smart of the Celtics "Sex and Candy" ___ Playground "Sex and Candy" one-hit wonders ___ Playground Shrove Tuesday crackers? Shrove Tuesday Spring carnival. SARPANITUM, husband of Sea on the Moon
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