Letter S 224000–224250

Serpent worship. sea creature like a starfish Synonym of two-leaved orchid genus. spider orchid Specialist in eye diseases SoCal-based nail polish brand Suffix denoting an eye defect. Suffix denoting eye defect. Suffix in "eye" words. Suffix in eye terms. Suffix indicating an eye defect Suffix indicating eye defect. Suffix meaning "vision" Suffix meaning eye defect. Suffix with "eye" words. Suffix with my- Sedative, often Sense dulling drug Sense-dulling drug Sleep Inducer Admiration Sleep Medication for anxiety Sleep inducer Sleep medication Sleep-inducing Sleep-inducing drug Sleep-inducing medication Sleeping pill Sporific drug Stimulant's opposite Strong sedative. Stupefying thing Surgeon's number substance Soporific Sedatives Sense-dulling drugs Sleep-inducing drugs Some anodynes Some dangerous drugs Some narcotics Some soporifics Soporifics Samuel Johnson portraitist John __ Satellite radio's "The ___ & Anthony Show" Sheriff Andy Taylor's boy Sheriff Andy Taylor's boy on 1960s TV Sheriff Andy Taylor's kid Sheriff Andy Taylor's little boy Sheriff Andy Taylor's son Sheriff Andy Taylor's tyke Sheriff Andy's boy Sheriff Andy's fishing partner Sheriff Andy's son Sheriff Taylor's TV son Sheriff Taylor's boy Sheriff Taylor's fishing partner Sheriff Taylor's kid Sheriff Taylor's lad Sheriff Taylor's son Sheriff Taylor's son, in 60's TV Sheriff Taylor's tot Sheriff Taylor's tyke Shock jock Gregg Hughes's stage name Shock jock Gregg Hughes, on XM Radio Shock jock alongside Anthony Shock jock né Gregg Hughes Sitcom carrot-top Sitcom kid that spent time in a jail Sitcom kid whose dog was Gulliver Sitcom role for Ron Small-town boy Small-town boy of classic TV Son of a sheriff Son on "The Andy Griffith Show" Student of Miss Crump, on '60s TV Swing era bandleader Cates Swing-era bandleader ___ Cates Song from Sheriff Taylor's grandson? STATE opinion Say one's piece Say something about something Say what you think Say what you're thinking Say what's on your mind Share a stance Share one's thoughts Share one's two cents Share one's views Share views Share what you think Share your view Sound off, in a way Speak as a pundit Speak one s mind Speak one's mind Speak one's piece Speak one's views Speak out Speak your ideas Speak your mind Speculate, say State a point of view State a position State a view State a viewpoint State an idea State as a view State as an opinion State as one's view State of belief State one's belief State one's stance State one's thoughts State one's viewpoint State the view State your views Suppose, old style. Suppose: Colloq. Suppose: Humorous. Shared one's views Shared views Spoke one's piece Spoke out Stated a judgment Stated a viewpoint Stated one's views Supposer. Says one's piece Says what's what Shares positions States a view States one's views Saying one's piece Stating one's views Something it's not always wise to share Supreme Court decision. Survey subject Stubbornly clinging to preconceived notions Survey [right only] Sounds signaling telephone surveys? Sedating substance Sedative substance substance that resembles morphine Some pain relievers Subject of the 2021 documentary "The Crime of the Century" Start of Willa Cather's Great Plains trilogy Saint Laurent fragrance Scourge of the Orient. Sherlock Holmes's drug Smuggled stuff Smuggler's stock Soporific substance Source of codeine Southeast Asia product Stuff enjoyed in a den Stuff in a den, once Subject of Great Britain/China wars Substance also known as poppy tears Substance obtained from poppy plants *Setting in Sherlock Holmes's "The Man with the Twisted Lip" Setting for part of "The Picture of Dorian Gray" Site of Eastern iniquity Smoke-filled establishment Something drawn on in a den Surgeon's forte: Abbr. Smallish marsupial small nocturnal animal with the ability to play dead when threatened by predators S, to N Something for nothing?: Abbr. Syn. of ant. Syn., vis- -vis ant. Some political campaign research, for short Sweetheart, British style Sweetheart: Brit. slang. Schmeling, to Louis SUITABLE time suitable or at a time that is suitable or advantageous especially for a particular purpose Suitable moment Subject to being challenged STAND against STRIKE a blow against Say "nay," say Stake a stand against Stand against center of rope and smile for the camera (6) Supporter's foe Sets against Siding with the nays Small, to large Saying about compatible partners ... as suggested by the starts of the answers to this puzzle's starred clues? Subject to tyranny Subject to unjust rule Subjugate by force smudgy Sm. and lge., e.g. Sometimes they attract (Abbr.) Stop and go, e.g.: Abbr. Switchboard wkr. "Selma" co-star/producer "Super Soul Sunday" host "Super Soul Sunday" host Winfrey Sethe portrayer in "Beloved" She co-starred with Whoopi in "The Color Purple" She comes back to Harpo She has her OWN network She helped make Dr. Phil famous She interviewed both George and Al in 2000 She played Annie Lee in "Selma" She played Mrs. Which in 2018's "A Wrinkle in Time" She played Sethe in "Beloved" She played Sofia in "The Color Purple" She produced a musical version of "The Color Purple" on Broadway She slugged a sheriff in "Selma" She voiced Eudora in "The Princess and the Frog" She was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Barack She was recently denied a $38,000 handbag She's got her OWN network She's known for a gift of gab Show of compassion? Show on which Dr. Phil became famous, familiarly Show taped at Chicago's Harpo Studios Show that had an annual "Favorite Things" segment Sofia in "The Color Purple" Sofia portrayer in "The Color Purple" Sofia's portrayer in "The Color Purple" Star known by her first name Star of TV talk Star on O Magazine covers Star with a 10% stake in Weight Watchers Star with a book club Star with an "Angel Network" charity Stedman's steady Syndication departure of 2011 "SIMPLE" financial plan "Special" military missions "Special" missions "Special" projects Short form for operations Saturn s wife Saturn wife Saturn's consort Saturn's mate Saturn's spouse Short jobs? Short missions? Shots, briefly Slim chances? Small missions? Some are covert Some are performed in a theater, for short Some missions, for short Spec ___ (recon jobs, e.g.)