Letter S 209750–210000

Soccer shutout score Soccer zero Soccer's zero Socker zero Spades bid for a player with a weak hand Spades bid worth 100 points if successful Squat, in soccer Start of Colo. motto Starting score for a soccer team Source of ancient Egyptian irrigation SERBONIS, site of the SHILLUK tribe, river of the Sahara irrigator Scene of a battle, 1798. Scene of battle, 1798. Scene of classic flooding Setting for "Aida" Setting for a classic Agatha Christie mystery Setting for a classic Agatha Christie novel Setting for a famous Agatha Christie book Setting for an Agatha Christie mystery Setting for an Agatha Christie novel Setting of a Poirot case Shade of blue named after a river Shadoofs raise water from it Sight from Luxor Sight from Memphis Sight in Memphis Site for Cleopatra's barge Site of Agatha Christie death Site of Aswan Dam Site of a 1798 Horatio Nelson defeat of Napoleon Site of a Christie story Site of a Christie tale Site of a Nelson victory Site of annual floods Site of cataracts Site of some feluccas Site of the Aswan Dam. South Sudan river South Sudan splitter South-to-north flowing river Spot for Cleopatra's barge Stream near the Great Pyramids Stream past Memphis Sudan Africa river Sudan crosser Sudan divider Sudan splitter Sudd's milieu Super-lengthy river Source of life for the Pharaohs Shade named for a river Soft color patterns Sitcom husband (and then ex-husband) of Maris Crane Skokie neighbor Slate-blue antelopes. Small-horned antelopes Shelfmate of Chips Ahoy! and Oreo Snack brand since 1967 Snack brand whose name hints at its flavor Snack wafer flavor Sudan native SUDANESE hamlet-living people Scandinavian name akin to Nicholas Scandinavian name that looks like a lot of nothing? Scores of 0 Selma Lagerlof boy Selma Lagerlof hero Selma Lagerlöf's "The Wonderful Adventures of ___" Silents' actor Asther Sir _____ Olav III (king penguin who's a Norwegian Army mascot) Swedish first name. Swedish jazz trombonist Landgren ___ Sjöberg (songwriting pseudonym for Taylor Swift) Singer Birgit. Swedish operatic soprano (1843–1921). Swedish soprano Birgit Swedish soprano noted for her Wagnerian roles Swedish soprano: 1843–1921 STEAL (Eng. dial.) STEAL (arch.) Simple game in which the one who takes the last object loses Simple math game Steal, filch: Archaic. Steal, old style. Steal: Archaic. Steal: Dial. Steal: Obs. Stick game Strategic game with matchsticks Strategic math game Strategy game that can be played with matchsticks Subtraction game Saint toppers Saintly halos Snow clouds Snow clouds, perhaps Storm clouds Spry, like Jack Selfish social outlook, for short Someone prepared to have something built but only in another neighbourhood Site of the Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct Source of some psych. grants Source of some psychiatry grants: Abbr. "Spock is definitely one of my best friends" speaker "Star Trek Beyond" dedicatee "Star Trek III" director "Star Trek IV" director "Star Trek" actor Leonard "Star Trek" co-star "Star Trek" co-star of Shatner "Star Trek" star Sci-fi star who hosted the documentary series "In Search of ..." Shatner co-star Shatner co-worker Shatner interviewed him on his "Raw Nerve" show Shatner's "Star Trek" costar Spock of "Star Trek" Spock on "Star Trek" Spock player Spock player Leonard Spock portrayer Spock portrayer Leonard Spock portrayer on TV Spock's longtime portrayer Spock's portrayer Skilled hunter in Genesis Stupid person, informally Silly fools Steals, old-style Swipes, old-style "Seduction of the Minotaur" author Anais "Seduction of the Minotaur" author Anaïs "Seduction of the Minotaur" novelist "Seduction of the Minotaur" writer Anaïs "Solar Barque" author Seduction of the Minotaur novelist Anais ___ She fabricated much of her diaries She said "I write emotional algebra" She said, "Anxiety is love's greatest killer" She said, "We see things as we are" She wrote "Delta of Venus" She wrote "Solar Barque" She wrote "The House of Incest": 1949 She wrote "This Hunger" She wrote "This Hunger": 1945 Surrealism-influenced writer Anaïs "Santa Maria" companion "Sinnerman" singer Simone "Strange Interlude" character. "Strange Interlude" heroine Sailer of 1492 Santa Maria's companion. Santa Maria's sister ship Santa Maria's traveling companion Sarah Clarke's "24" role Schneider or Bawden Sea traveler of 1492 She came to America in 1492 Ship actually named Santa Clara Ship captained by Vicente Pinzón Ship captained by Vicente Yáñez Pinzón Ship fitted out at Palos Ship in a historic 15th-century trip Ship in first transatlantic convoy. Ship of 1492 discovery Ship of Columbus Ship of discovery Ship on which Columbus returned Ship on which Columbus returned: 1492 Ship smaller than the Pinta Ship that made three voyages to the New World Ship that sailed "the ocean blue" Ship to the New World Ship under Columbus Ship whose actual name was Santa Clara Ship whose formal name was Santa Clara Ship with a tilde Simone known as the "High Priestess of Soul" Simone of RB Simone of jazz Simone of song Simone or Foch Simone who is the subject of "What Happened, Miss Simone?" Simone who sang "I Put a Spell on You" Simone who sang "Sinnerman" Simone who was dubbed the High Priestess of Soul Simone, "the high priestess of soul" Singer Simone Singer Simone Info Singer Simone in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Singer/activist Simone Singing Simone Skeezix's wife Smallest of Columbus' vessels. Smallest of Columbus's crafts Smallest of a Columbus trio Smallest of the 1492 trio. Smallest ship of Columbus Songstress Simone Soprano Stemme Soulful Simone Sultry singer Simone "Spartacus" actress Star of Broadway, TV, Hollywood. Sea trio Simone and Ricci Simone's namesakes Some Spanish children Some bebes Some senoritas. Spanish children. Spanish for "girls" Spanish lasses Singer dubbed the "High Priestess of Soul" Singer who had a 1959 hit with "I Loves You, Porgy" Singer who said, "Sometimes I sound like gravel, and sometimes I sound like coffee and cream" Silly person: Colloq. "Star Trek: Deep Space ___" "Story of a Girl" (___ Days) Square of three Salinger's "__ Stories" Sayers' The ____ Tailors Sayers's "The ___ Tailors" School hour. School time. Score for a bull's-eye in archery Score from a diving judge Second digit of this clue's number See left Senators or Angels. September's number September's rank Seven of ___ (Jeri Ryan's "Star Trek: Voyager" role) Shift start Shift start, for many Shoe size for Clementine Shop-opening time Shop-opening time, often Shortest iron, in golf Single-digit perfect square Six inverted Soccer striker's jersey number, traditionally Sox size? Span's inches Spelled-out word on a craps table Sports team Square after four Square root of 81