Letter S 211750–212000

substance which is not liquid student who is not majoring in a specified subject substance that does not contain meat something that is not a meeting something that is not a necessity Shakespeare's silly word. Shakespearean unmeaning word. "Stop, you're doing it all wrong" Second helping, to a dieter Sin, to tots Slurping at the dinner table, e.g. Smacking one's lips while eating, e.g. Smoking while pumping gas, e.g. Social blunder for Nanette? Social impropriety Something bad Something banned Something best avoided Something forbidden Something frowned upon Something proscribed Something taboo Something that's taboo Something to avoid Something verboten Something you might get your hand slapped for doing Something you should stay away from Something you shouldn't do Split infinitive, e.g. for a writer Stealing someone's song, e.g. Strong rebuke Strong rejection *Sign prohibiting Japanese drama? "Stop! You're ruining everything!" "Stop! You've got it all wrong!" Sharp rejection Strong tripled rejection Sobersided Stern and serious Strictly business Social taboos Some etiquette rules Some kindergarten rules Speaking and pointing at objects, in a game of charades Subjects of some cautionary tales Small bit of info "Somebody else, actually" state of not being equal Sexist or ethnically stereotyping Socially insensitive, in a way Socially insensitive, perhaps Seriously uncool dairy product? Some college lecturers someone who is not a philosopher Some subsidized farmers social behaviour that is not classed as play someone who is not a politician Smithsonian, for one someone who is not a programmer someone who is not a psychiatrist someone who does not react someone who does not live in a particular place someone who is not a respondent St.-Lô negatives Sénat side Stuff's partner *Seemingly silly poetry Successful user of the patch substance that is not a solid someone who does not speak Salad dressing ingredient that has to be special ordered? Someone who is never going to succeed Sans layovers Straight through Shrubs that won't quit blooming? ... STAIRS STAIRS STAIRS ... Some flights Skid marks? story of little substance or importance someone who is not a student substance that is not a sugar Stoppage of a plaintiff's legal action someone who does not swim Safe for tots, in a way Safe to have around Safe to ingest Slogan with an anti-fission mission Set of nine notes Set in the sticks, say someone who is not a vegetarian Silent, as a mime state of nonviolence Scrabble bluffs Sarcastic "Isn't that obvious?" Scottish now Slangy neophytes S as in soup? Saimin or wonton feature Semolina strip Simpleton; pasta Slurpable bit of pasta Something in the soup Something in the soup, perhaps Soup additive. Soup favorite Soup letter Soup solid Soup strand Soup strip Strand shared by Lady and the Tramp when they kiss Strip in the kitchen Strip of dough. Strip of pasta soup letter Alphabet book phrase Spot with soba Soba servings, for instance state of being a simpleton SOUP pasta Slurpy strands of food Some bow ties Soup add-ins Soup features Strips of pasta Stuff in some soups soba Side dish for a czar? Salad dressing restriction Salad or sandwich request Salad order request Salad orderer's request Salad request Salad restriction Sort of salad dressing Sub shop request South African exclamation of surprise Secluded corner Secluded spot to read Sheltered and secluded place Sheltered corner. Sheltered corner/secluded place Snug corner Sony Reader alternative Sony Reader competitor Space formed by an angle. Spot for breakfast Secluded corners Small recesses Study of mind. study of intuition Swedish actress Rapace "Shanghai ___" (2000) Separator of a.m. and p.m. Sext hour Shootout time Shootout time, in Westerns Shootout time, maybe Shootout time, perhaps Shortest-shadows time Showdown time Showdown time for Marshal Will Kane Showdown time in a Cooper film Showdown time, in a 1952 film Showdown time, in oaters Start of a nautical day Start of a presidential term Start of p.m. Straight-up hour Sun at zenith. "Simply Speaking" author Peggy Speechwriter Peggy Speechwriter Peggy who coined "a thousand points of light" Speechwriter Peggy who coined many phrases for George H.W. Bush Speechwriter who coined the phrase "Read my lips: no new taxes" Speechwriter who coined the phrase "a kinder, gentler nation" ". . . said ___ ever" Scorpions "___ Like You" She was Claudia on "Knots Landing" Solo Alicia Keys song Sunset Beach actress Kathleen Stopped for lunch en route: Dial. Statement at the end of some trailers Situation when the first pitch is thrown *Specification in a burger order, maybe [270 degrees] Showdown times? Some mealtimes Slipknot tied for a trap Slip-knot loop Slipknot Slipknot at the end of one's rope Slipknot formation Snare element Snare for a steer Snare of a sort Sort of slipknot Springe catch Springe part Sue Grafton's "'N' Is for ___" Sue Grafton's "N" Suspended sentence? Symbol of Wild West justice Symbol on the film poster for Eastwood's "Hang 'Em High" Snagged a dogie Scary Wild West circles? Slip-knotted loops Slipknot loops Slipknots Slipknots make these Snare configurations Snare loops Snare parts Snaring loops Some chokers Some knotted ropes Some loops Some snares Steer stoppers Song from "Me and Juliet" Song sung by Jo Stafford expressing exclusive affection SKEENA River Indian language (Brit. Columbia) Sign at a cul-de-sac "Sorry, you can't avoid strip mall traffic" Status with a leadoff hitter Safety warning for some kitchenware Scoreboard letters for Louisiana's NBA team Start of the second half of the alphabet Start of the second half? String before Q Start of a weightlifting mantra Start of a workout catchphrase Start of a workout credo Saw in a gym Statement about sacrifice Sort of stock Stock adjective Stock cert. words Stock certificate designation Stock descriptor Stock lacking face vallue Stock valuation Stock valuation phrase Stock without an assigned value Stock without face value Sign at many loading zones Sign near many a tower? Solid lines indicate this Sign in a classroom? "Sorry, can't" Slangy response to "Are you in?" Slangy refusal Shake substitute?