Letter S 200250–200500

Swagger, slangily Small matter: Abbr. Small particle (abbr.) Smallest particle of an elem. Smallest unit of an elem. Second ___ (last baby tooth, often) Setting for a crown, perhaps Suitable for grinding Shoofly pie ingredient Slow as ___ Slow mover in January Slow stuff Slow-flower in January. Slow-flowing syrup Sorghum syrup Sugar byproduct Sugar refinery byproduct Sugar refining byproduct Sulphur and ___. Sweetener used in some breads Symbol of slowness Symbol of sluggishness. Syrup in baked beans Syrup in gingerbread Sake brewer's need Sculpt from clay Sculpt, as clay Shape to suit Shape, as Play-Doh Shape, as clay Shape, like Silly Putty Shape, like putty Shaped core. Something broken by an innovator, idiomatically Source of penicillin Springsteen "When they built you, brother, they broke the ___" Stilton feature Stinky cheese covering silicone form silicone matrix Shaped by casting or forming Shaped, as Jell-O Shaped, as with clay Stale, as bread Strip against the wall? Strip in the living room, say Shapes and forms Shaping aids Some chocolate-making equipment Shape an opening pool shot? Stale, as from age. Starting to get blue? Stale bread, e.g.? "Star-nosed" mammal Secret agent, informally Small burrowing mammal Spot on the skin, perhaps SURREY river Saboteur, e.g. Sauce made with chocolate and chiles Sauce that may include chocolate Sauce that might be flavored with chocolate Sauce with a poblano variety Savory sauce made with chocolate Shrew cousin Sleeper agent Sleeper agent, at times Sleeper spy Small congenital skin spot Small insectivorous mammal Small mammal known for digging Small mammal that lives mostly underground Small tunneling mammal Small-eyed burrower Snooping plant Someone within an organisation who anonymously betrays confidential information Sort of spy Source of a leak Source of a leak, perhaps Source of leaks Spicy Mexican sauce Spicy chocolate sauce Spicy sauce for steak Spicy sauce with chocolate Spy also called a "sleeper agent" Spy fiction stock character Spy for the other guy Spy from within Spy group infiltrator Spy in hiding Spy in the organization Spy in the works Spy of a sort Spy plant Spy spying on a spy Spy spying on spies Spy story staple Spy-fi figure Spy-in-hiding Spy-in-waiting Spymaster's worry Star-nosed __ Stone breakwater. Subterranean creature with four thumbs Subterranean critter Subterranean pest Suburban burrower Suburban pest Suburban tunneler Subversive one sauce Chocolate bar nut small dark raised spot on the skin small mammal adapted to a subterranean lifestyle spicy sauce often containing chocolate Science class visual aid (Joplin) Smallest particle of a substance Smallest physical unit of an element Something modeled using the computer software Avogadro SMALLEST units of all living things (anat.) Sign of a lawn infestation small mound of earth thrown up by a burrowing mole Small issues, metaphorically Some mounds in the ground Subterranean burrower Subterranean rodent "Star-nosed" mammals Secret insiders Secretive sorts Short-sighted burrowers Small excavators Small-eyed burrowers Some beauty marks Some birthmarks Some facial beauty marks Some infiltrators Some lawn invaders Some plants or garden pests Some spies Spies despised by the good guys Spies in deep cover Spy film figures Spymaster's concerns Star-nosed critters Star-nosed diggers Star-nosed lawn pests Subterranean mammals *Suedelike fabric Sportswear material Stage name of Jean Baptiste Poquelin. "Spider-Man 2" actor Alfred Spanish bishop in "The Da Vinci Code" Soft, in Siena Snail, e.g. sea hare Slugs and whelks. "... sweet ____ Malone" She's holding things down "Sweet" girl of Irish song She sold "mussels and cockles." Shellfish seller of song She plays Archie Andrews's mother on "Riverdale" "SNL" alum who played "Superstar" Mary Katherine Gallagher "Sleepy Hollow" antagonist SACRIFICE, thing requiring a spiny Australian desert-living lizard Site of an annual hula festival Sinister Russian cocktail. Soviet W.W. II foreign affairs commissar Soviet official. Soviet with a namesake "cocktail" Stalin's Deputy Premier. Stalin's foreign minister Small amts. SHED skin Shed a coat Shed a feather Shed an outer layer Shed at the zoo Shed feathers Shed feathers or skin Shed features. Shed fur Shed hair Shed hair, e.g. Shed horns. Shed like a bird Shed like a snake Shed old feathers Shed one's feathers Shed one's skin Shed plumage Shed skin or feathers Shed skin periodically, e.g. Shed, as feathers Shed, as skin Shed, avian style Shed, snake-style Shedding process. Slip some skin Slough off Snakes and birds do it Snakes do it Snakes' renewal process Stop wearing down? Spacious or ample inside Stream on the side of a mountain, perhaps Skin shedder Snake, periodically Snakes, at times Shedding feathers Score adverb Sheds a coat Sheds a shell Sheds a skin Sheds a snakeskin Sheds feathers Sheds feathers, e.g. Sheds plumage Sheds shells Sheds skin Sheds, as feathers Sheds, in a way Sloughs off Strait between Celebes and Halmahera. Spice Islands, today She tucks you in at night She tucks you in at night S.U.V. "chauffeur," maybe Second Sunday in May honoree Second Sunday of May honoree Sentimental tattoo Settler of sibling disputes, at times She brings out her inner child She delivered She gets hers in May She has a day in May She may be in the PTA She'll have her day (it's this Sunday) Shout that might get a sibling in trouble Sina, to Moana Sitcom character, often Sitcom that premiered a week after "Dads" Small business co-owner Small business co-owner, often Small-business partner, perhaps Soccer follower? Soccer or hockey follower Soccer player's driver? Soccer team driver, perhaps Someone Adam hadn't