Letter S 223000–223250

"So interesting!" "So ni-i-ice!" "So pret-t-ty!" Sound of being impressed Sarcastic reply to a threat Shout at a circus Sound accompanying widened eyes Sound at the circus Sound before "aah" Sound from a fireworks viewer Sound from a wowed crowd Sound from an eager classroom handraiser Sound from the amazed Sound impressed Sound of Admiration Induce Sound of Awe Sound of admiration Sound of intrigue Sound of wonder Sound often heard at Cirque du Soleil Sound often heard at a fireworks display Sounds scrumptious! Startled response Swooning sound Show wonderment Showed amazement or pleasure Showed pleasure Sounded astonished Sounded awed Sounded impressed Sounded wonder-ful? Sarcastic response to an attempt at intimidation Showing awe, perhaps Sounding impressed "So beauuutiful!" "So fancy!" "So-o-o sexy!” Sounds of awe at fireworks Sounds of amazement Some doo-wop singing Some reactions to fireworks Sounds after a magic trick Sounds amazed Sounds awed Sounds from a circus crowd Sounds from the awestruck Sounds from the impressed Sounds from the wonder-full? Sounds heard at an unveiling Sounds heard at fireworks shows Sounds heard during fireworks shows Sounds impressed Sounds of amazement Sounds of awe heard twice in this puzzle's theme answers Sounds of envy Sounds of intrigue Sounds of wonderment Surprise sounds Surprising exclamations Sounds heard during fireworks shows, and in this puzzle's longest answers "Soo luminous!" Shaped like an egg shaped like egg "Star Wars" dancer "Star Wars" dancing girl "Star Wars" green-skinned dancer Slave girl dancing for Jabba in "Return of the Jedi" She bowled Alley over She's an Oop Slave dancer in Jabba the Hutt's palace Suffix with Lollapuzz- Sweetheart of Alley Oop "So chic!" "So-o-o nice!" "Such lovely dancers!" Slangy exclamation of appreciation. Sea rock Seaside rock formation Sedimentary rock also called "egg stone" Sedimentary rock, from the Greek for "egg" Small round grains of limestone Spherulitic rock: Geol. Sedimentary rocks resembling cemented fish roe STUDY of eggs Study of bird eggs Study of bird eggs Study of birds' eggs Some of all the tea in China Some of the tea in China Something to steep Sri Lanka product Sun-withered tea Semi-oxidized teas S. Africa's ___ Paul Kruger Sound preceding pah South Africa's "____ Paul" Kruger South Africa's ___ Paul South Africa's___Paul Kruger South African Dutch uncle. South African uncle. Start of a tuba sound Start of an "Oliver!" song title South African term for uncle Start of a "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" song Start of a "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" song Start of a "Willy Wonka" song Start of many songs in "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" Sound from a marching band Sousaphone sound sound of a deep brass instrument in a band Sound from a traditional German band Sex appeal, informally Sex appeal: sl. Sexual attractiveness Speedometer reading of a car at rest? Zip (5) Sounds heard with "pahs" in the brass section Suffix for ball or bass Suffix for cart or drag Suffix with "ball" Suffix with "ball" or "buff" Suffix with ball or bass Suffix with ball, bass, or buff Suffix with bass Suffix with buff Suffix with cart or drag. Suffix with cart, drag, etc. Suffix with diminutive force. Suffix with pont- Suffix, often diminutive. She linked Eugene to Charlie She plays Talisa on "Game of Thrones" She's Talisa on "Game of Thrones" Sir Charles Spouse Sir Charles' mate Sir Charles's lady Spanish actress Chaplin Spanish actress Chaplin (Charlie's granddaughter) Suffix with "ball" and "bass" Suffixes with ball and bass Scoreboard goose eggs. Scoreboard line under RHE, maybe Scoreboard listing Scoreboard perfection, for a pitcher Scoreboard reading Scoreboard sight Shutout trio Start of a new car's odometer Start of a shutout Starting digits under "RHE" Symbolic hugs Symbols for hugs Symbols of affection "Someone's got a cru-u-ush!" Shout of awe Scoreboard quartet. Shutout symbols Some tic-tac-toe winners "Sorry 'bout that" "Sorry, didn't mean that" Scots word meaning to bind Sound I make when I drop something that's not going to break Sound made while spilling tea, maybe "Shouldn't have said that" "So klutzy!" "Sorry I dropped that" "Sorry I spilled that!" "Sorry, my goof!" 'Scuse, please! Scary word from a barber Schlemiel's cry Shout that maintains its meaning when "wh" is added to its beginning Slangy cry of dismay. Slangy exclamation of apology. Slangy exclamation of dismay. Slip indicator Slipper's sound Slipper's word Slipup followup, perhaps Sorry!: Slang. Sound after a drop Sound before the crash of dishes Sound before the crash of dishes, perhaps Sound from a dropper Sound of embarrassment Sound of surprise: Colloq. Sound of surprise: Slang. Spill ejaculation? Spill reaction Spill remark Spiller's comment Spiller's cry Spiller's word Stumblebum's cry Stumblebum's exclamation Stumbler's cry Spears album of 2000 Spears hit of 2000 Silly mistake, jocularly Scots word meaning shabby Solar system's comet-intensive cloud Solar system boundary Some fertilized eggs Scottish "not in" Sign of a blocked victory *Slip through the cracks Slowly seep out, as liquid Slowly seep out like mud SLUGGISH flow Seep (through) Seep like sap Seep little by little Seep out slowly Seep out, like gooey fillings Seep slowly Seep through the cracks Seep, like grease from an old take-out container Seepy stuff Slime ball Slimy goo Slip (in) Slip between the cracks? Slip through the cracks, say Slough stuff Slow Movement Art Slowly flow Slowly leak Slowly seep (out) Slugs do it Soft mud Some do it with charm Some mud Something slimy Spread like molasses Squdge Squeeze through Squish (through) Squish out Squishy stuff Stream slowly Stuff that seeps Swamp goop Swampy muck Seeped out slowly Seeped (out) Seeped slowly Seeped through slowly. Seeped through. Slowly exuded Slowly seeped Seep slowly, as ketchup from a bottle