Letter S 195000–195250

Storage unit, informally Short form of Margaret "Star" intro Star or bucks lead-in Start for "bucks" Start for bucks or deal Start for phone or church Start of a "really big" word Starter for bucks Super: Prefix Sequoias, for instance Stonehenge piece Stonehenge stone Shark whose name means "big tooth" Supercity Sprawling shopping centers Soccer star Rapinoe Stand-up comic Amram Seaport west of Athens. Sensational person showbiz Idol Scientific unit that's an anagram of a Marvel villain Source of a big shock? scroll of the Book of Esther, read on the festival of Purim Start work hour, usually Severe headache. "Serious Moonlight" actress Sally Albright portrayer She appeared opposite Tom Hanks in three movies Sleepless in Seattle star *"Sleepless in Seattle", e.g. Some storage units Storage unit, casually Storage units, for short Slangy units of computer memory, briefly "So exciting--not" Scoring low on the excite-o-meter Shoulder-shrugging syllable Shrugged off comment Slangy word of indifference Sound of indifference Sound signifying that one is not impressed Steed of the French Camel Corps. "Something tells __ goofed" "Something tells __ made a mistake" "Something tells __ should've stayed in bed" "Something tells __ shouldn't be doing this" Soong __-ling: Madame Chiang Soong ___-ling, Madame Chiang Kai-shek Sid who created the game Civilization Soprano Johanna "Stop ___ you've heard this one" Scots word meaning large Shrimp lo ___ Scorpions lead singer Klaus (5) Scorpions singer Klaus Sister company of MAACO Show tune in which Sally Bowles sings "Es war sehr gut" Subject line of a daily self-reflection email suggestion SPERMATOCYTE (primary), destiny of the successive cell divisions She authorized Operation Wrath of God in 1972 (she wasn't messing around!) She became Prime Minister of Israel in 1969 She preceded Rabin She resigned after the Yom Kippur War She said "Don't be humble. You're not that great" She was born Goldie Mabovitch She was the "Iron Lady" before Thatcher She was the Iron Lady before Thatcher was the Iron Lady She wrote "My Life" She wrote "My Life": 1975 So-called "Iron Lady" of Israeli politics Stateswoman Golda Subject of the play "Golda's Balcony" Suffix with schlock or spin Suffix with spin Scooper target Sacred city of Hejaz. South China Sea feeder South Vietnam delta Southeast Asian river "Signs" star Gibson "Spaceballs" director Brooks Short name for comedian Brooks Scat man TormÇ Senator Martinez of Florida Sidekick of Krusty the Clown who isn't Sideshow Bob Sideshow __ of "The Simpsons" Sideshow ___ ("Simpsons" character) Sideshow ___ (Bob's replacement) Sideshow ___ (Krusty sidekick) Sideshow ___ (Krusty the Clown's sidekick) Sideshow ___ (character on "The Simpsons") Singer Tellis Singer Tillis Singer Torm Singer Torme Singer ___ C Singer also known as Scary Singing Tillis or Tormé Sirius XM Radio CEO Karmazin Sissy's co-star in "The River" Sister of Macy and Maggie in the "Charmed" reboot Sitcom cook who said "Stow it!" Sitcom diner owner Slugger Ott Slugger's first name Spice Girl B or C Spice Girl C or B Spice Girl Chisholm, casually Spice Girl __ B Spoof specialist Brooks Sports announcer Allen. Sportscaster Allen Sportscaster Allen Actor Steelers great Blount Stuart who directed "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" Sue's "Great British Bake Off" co-presenter Superfan of Flight of the Conchords Shortened moniker for a Gibson or Tormé Sugar and molasses. Sports voice of Movietone newsreels Seer who understood animals' voices Severe depression someone subject to melancholia subject to melancholy Start of a Frank McKinney Hubbard observation Song title of 1912, with "My" Somber Sawyer? skin dark Scarlett's cousin Scarlett's friend Scarlett's sister-in-law Scarlett's sister-in-law and best friend in "Gone With the Wind" Singer with the #1 hit "Brand New Key" Sporty or Scary Spice, formally Star role in "Gone With the Wind." She married Don Johnson two times Scarlett's in-law and others SKIN coloring/colouring pigment Skin Pigment Blood Skin pigment SKIN pigment cells (of tadpole) SKIN, dark discoloration of SEASONAL mood changes, hormone assumed to be the trigger for "Scary" Spice Girl Scary Spice Singer AKA Scary Spice Singer nicknamed "Scary Spice" Spice Girl who went on to be a judge on "AGT" She made her Covent Garden debut in 1888 She made her Met debut in 1893 She's toast! Singer Moore Actress Singer Nellie Singer depicted on the Australian $100 note Singing Nellie Soprano Dame Nellie __ Soprano Nellie Soprano remembered on the menu. Soprano to be toasted? Soul singer Moore Stage name of Helen Porter Mitchell (1861–1931). __ sauce (raspberry topping for frozen desserts) __ sauce (raspberry topping) ___ sauce (dessert topper) ___ sauce (raspberry dessert topping) ___ sauce (sugary purée) Singer/actress who made her Broadway debut in "Hair" (1968) Snack named for a dame Soup and salad accompanier, at times Site of 1956 Olympic games. Site of the Australian Open Southeastern Australian city Summer Olympics site, 1956 "Silent Movie" writer/director Source of compliment "Sporty Spice" "Sporty Spice" of the Spice Girls She's Sporty Spice Girl also known as Sporty Spice Sporty Spice's nickname Sporty Spice's other nickname Sporty Spice, by another name Sporty Spice, familiarly Sporty, by another name Score at pinochle. Score in pinochle Set or run, in rummy Spock's Vulcan mind __ Spock's mind ___ Spock's mind merge Scored at pinochle. Scored in bezique Scored in canasta, say Scored, in pinochle. Some canasta plays Some card plays Some pinochle plays Stirs together Slayer of the Calydonian boar. Small quarrel or altercation Saloon brawl, e.g. Serious order shortage? Shoving match escalation Soccer game outcome? Springer show event State of tumultuous confusion Street brawl Street fight Street fighting. Super Smash Bros. ___ (fighting game) Swinging affair? Six Million Dollar brawler? Students going for a degree in riot control? Some hockey scenes Some riots Street fights Season's greetings from Oahu Suitable for singing, as poetry. Sweet clover scented trefoil She was Ilya in "Never on Sunday" Severinsen's "Tonight Show" predecessor Soprano role in Debussy opera. Series of notes sung on one syllable Screen Actors Guild president Gilbert She played Laura on "Little House" Singer Etheridge Singer Manchester Singer-songwriter Etheridge Singing Etheridge Songwriter Etheridge ___ Schemmenti ("Abbott Elementary" character) "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" actress "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" star (late '90s, hit Windows machines) Singer gets rid of Mr.Goode of "Gunsmoke" Singer Etheridge and others Singer Manchester et al. Strategic city north of Crimean peninsula. Smoothly flowing Sweet sounding. Sec'y of Treasury, 1921-1931. Sec. of Treasury, 1921–31. Secretary of Treasury under three Presidents. Secretary of Treasury, 1921. Secretary of the Treasury under Harding, Coolidge and Hoover. Secy. of the Treasury 1921–32. Soft, sweet and juicy slightly and pleasantly intoxicated from alcohol or a drug (especially marijuana)