Letter S 214000–214250

Some college Greeks Some fraternity characters Symbols for neutrinos Symbols for wave number, in physics student body Something you might crack at a baseball game SEB, consort of SET, mother of Saddam Hussein, more or less Shell kernel Shop fastener Snack sometimes served with a cracker? Something you might have a crack at Source of a common allergy Staple for squirrels Super fan *Sensitivity to cashews, say SPIRAL growth movement of a stem (bot.) spiral growth movement Snickers or Baby Ruth, e.g. Snickers or Payday Soft and crunchy dessert Squirrels' avocation? Selections from a Tchaikovsky ballet Show with a prince and fairies "Spread the happy" sloganeer Spread made with filberts Spreadable s'mores substitution, say Sharp-beaked bird Short-tailed bird. Small, short-tailed bird Songbird Greek character found on roofing material Songbird that climbs up and down tree trunks Strong-billed songbird Small birds. Small hardshelled fruit. Small kernel Small seed Small snack for a squirrel Squirrel's miniature snack Small acorns Small cashews, say Small kernels. Small seeds Snacks for squirrels Suburb of Newark Spicy seed often grated over desserts SEED used as spice Seasonal spice Seasoning symbolizing sensuality Seed used in spice Spice in Christmas cookies Spice in many fall beverages Spice-producing tree ___ State (Connecticut's nickname) spice made from the seed of a tropical tree Spicy star of 'The Emerald Forest'? Spice harvester's place? Soccer moves in which the ball is kicked or dribbled through the defender's legs (named after a certain spice) Some spices Spice seeds Source of an aromatic spice. Source of sweet-scented spice Staple of Chinese cuisine Southwestern tree with needles Species of piñon. __Sweet (aspartame) ___Sweet (aspartame product) South American beaverlike rodent, bred for its fur substance that provides nourishment Snackable kernels, often found in a trail mix Slang term for being crazy Saloon snacks Salted munchies Salty, protein-filled snacks Slang word of defiance. Slangy word of disappointment Snack at a bar show Snacks at the bar Snacks on a plane Some brownie mix-ins Some party snacks Some party treats Some trail mix ingredients Soup's counterpart Squirrel gatherings Squirrel's hoard Streisand film Streisand film of 1987 Streisand film: 1987 Streisand movie Streisand vehicle Sundae crunch providers Sundae topping, perhaps snacks Party Squirrel's discard Summary container, figuratively Summary holder shell around the kernel of a nut Stated in a few words. Some painful flicks, in slang Squirrels, often Source of some shells Source of pecans and walnuts Sundae cone treat Spanish dialect in the Big Apple Some Greek-Americans? Shows some affection Snuggling types? "Scratch that", in online shorthand "Straight Outta Compton" group "Straight Outta Compton" rap group "Straight Outta Compton" rappers "Straight Outta Compton" subject "Straight Outta Compton: The Story of ___" Seminal gangsta rap group Subject of the 2015 band biopic "Straight Outta Compton" Subject of the 2015 biopic "Straight Outta Compton" Subject of the biopic "Straight Outta Compton" Subject of the upcoming biopic "Straight Outta Compton" Sports org. with the Royals Site of proposed new Hudson River bridge. Sports journalist Diana Swimmer Diana Swimmer Diana Actress Swimmer/squash player Diana Swimming great Diana small or contemptible person Some to choose from many a large antelope Striped African antelope spotted in South Africa and Malawi spiral-horned South African antelope with a fringe of white hairs along back and neck spiral-horned southern African antelope South African antelopes SE African lake SOUTHEAST African lake "Sex in the City" locale, for short S.I. is part of it Site of The Cloisters: Abbr. Site of a TKTS sign Site of the HQ of five major sports Site of the U.N.'s HQ Site of the UN Small abbr. for a large place. SoHo's metropolis Song from Broadway's "Annie" Song in "Annie" Subway Series locale, for short Sunset Park locale, briefly Supposed bastion of the liberal media, briefly site Empire State Building climber Specialty prepared by an Albany short order cook? suffering from nyctalopia, night blindness suffering from nyctophobia, an irrational fear of the night "Saves the World" guy on Netflix "Saves the World" scientist "Science Guy" Bill "Science Guy" of PBS "Science rules!" host "Science rules!" speaker "Soft Power" author Joseph "Steve Allen Show" regular Louis "Steve Allen Show" veteran Science advocate Bill Science advocate with a bow tie Science education advocate Bill Science educator Bill Science expert seen on ". . . Millionaire" Science expounder Bill Science guy with a bow tie Science promoter Bill Science pundit Bill Science whiz Bill Sciencey Bill Scientist Bill in a bow tie Scientist Bill whose best-known show aired for one hundred episodes Scientist often on Tyson's "StarTalk" Scientist on "Dancing with the Stars" Scientist who guest-starred twice on "The Big Bang Theory" Scientist with 19 Emmys Scientist with a ballet-shoe patent Scientist with multiple Emmys Stand-up comedian Louis Steve Allen pal Louis Steve Allen regular Louis Steve Allen's regular Louis 'Science Guy' Bill's family Science Guy Bill, and others Scientific Bill et al. Soviet-era negative Slavic way to say “no” Security Council turndown Siberian "no" Siberian freeze-out? Siberian negative Sochi no Something said by a put-out Putin? Soviet refusal Soviet vote Spassky rejection Summit refusal? Slogan of supporters of Russia's status quo? Siberian denials Security Council dissents Some Duma votes Some U.N. votes Some UN vetoes Some United Nations vetoes Some foreign negations Some vetoes. Scoreboard letters at MetLife Stadium Super Bowl XLII champ, briefly Super Bowl XXI champs SZABOLCS-Szatmar capital (Hung.) Surprise Super Bowl III winners South African river named for a north African river Synthetic mat. Synthetic fiber invented in the 1930s Sheer material Silk substitute Silk's successor Silk's successor, in stockings Silky material Snaggable fabric Stocking fiber Stockings material String stuff Stuff in stockings Synthetic from amides Synthetic invented in 1938 Synthetic invented in the 1930s Synthetic material first used commercially to make toothbrush bristles Synthetic material first used for toothbrush bristles Synthetic material invented in the 1930s Synthetic polyamide characterized by toughness and elasticity. Synthetic polymer Synthetic rival for silk Synthetic rope material Synthetic silk Synthetic thermoplastic material stocking cloth synthetic material used for clothing etc Sheer hose Sheer necessities of the wardrobe. Sheer stockings Stocking fabrics Stockings made of artificial material Stockings, quaintly Synthetic materials stockings made of nylon Synthetic wear