Letter S 23750–24000

San ___: Texas city, slangily San ______ (Spurs' home, slangliy) Scalia of the Supreme Court Surrealist playwright Artaud SCOTTISH Roman frontier defence wall SCOTTISH wall Supreme Court justice since 1986 San Sea captain in "Twelfth Night." Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice Shakespeare's merchant Shakespearean merchant Shakespearean title character Shylock's adversary Shylock's customer Signor Vivaldi Stradivari Star of 2011's "Puss in Boots" Spanish architect who designed the unfinished Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona Second Triumvirate member Shakespeare title character Shakespeare title character whose first line is "There's beggary in the love that can be reckon'd" Shakespeare title hero Shakespeare title lover Shakespeare title role Shakespearean character who said "Cry 'Havoc,' and let slip the dogs of war" Shakespearean eulogist Shakespearean lover Shakespearean protagonist Shakespearean title Roman Shakespearean/Caesarean eulogist Suitor of Cleopatra Slow to fast, e.g. Slow, to fast Start to finish, e.g.? Start to finish? Stem, to stern Synonym's opposite Sad-happy, good-bad, etc. Stop and go, e.g. Stop and go, say S American bird whose diet consists mainly of ants Sinus: Prefix Sinus cavities Sinuses Sinuses or Roman halls Sinuses: Anat. Sinus Sinus cavity sinus in a bone Sign of aging in some armies? Six-legged social insects Scurriers Segmented army Short six-footers? Sidewalk-crack walkers Sidewalk-seam home builders Silent army Single-file marchers Single-file travelers, at times Six-foot runners? Six-foot soldiers? Six-footers Six-footers at a picnic Six-footers on a hill Six-footers on hills Six-footers on the hill Six-footers that even short people tower over? Six-legged "soldiers" Six-legged army members Six-legged carpenters Six-legged colonists Six-legged insects Six-legged intruders Six-legged kitchen pests Six-legged marchers Six-legged nuisances Six-legged pests Six-legged picnic invaders Six-legged scurriers Six-legged slaves Six-legged workers Six-legged workers on a hill Slobs may attract them Small "industrialists." Small army? Small colonists Small colony members Small farm workers Small hill builders Small home invaders Small insects Small marching band? Small pests Small six-footers Small soldiers Small workers Snacks for aardvarks Snacks for some beetles Social bugs Social climbers Social crawlers Social insects Social pests Social workers Social workers that live in hills Socially organized insects Soil aerators Soldier and carpenter Soldiers and carpenters, e.g. Soldiers and slaves, e.g. Soldiers at a picnic Soldiers et al. Soldiers of a sort Soldiers or carpenters, take your pick Soldiers, e.g. Some "giants" in "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" Some are queens Some are soldiers Some are tiny carpenters Some bird food Some carpenters Some caste members Some colonial queens Some colonists Some colonists or hill dwellers Some colonizers Some drones Some farm dwellers Some farm residents Some harvesters Some home invaders Some insects Some march in tiny armies Some marchers Some marching bands Some marching groups Some of the hymenopterans Some queens Some queens, e.g. Some six-legged queens Some small carpenters Some social workers Some soldiers Some weavers Some workers Source for escamoles in Mexican cuisine Sources of formic acid Spewers of formic acid Stars of "A Bug's Life" Stereotypical picnic crashers Stinging insects Stone Temple Pilots "Army ___" Stone Temple Pilots might have an "Army" of them Strong insects Subterranean soldiers Successor to Man, per science fictionists. Sugar bowl entrants? Sugar bowl fans Sugar bowl invaders Sugar bowl lineup Sugar bowl lovers Sugar bowl marchers Sugar bowl team? Sugar lovers Sugar swarmers Supermarket chain to avoid? Swarm around a hill Symbols of hard work Symbols of industry spoiler Picnic beverage Szechuan entree that doesn't actually include insects Shpilkes Squirm-producing bugs? State of restlessness Source of impatience Symbol of impatience Snack made from celery, peanut butter, and raisins Snack made with celery, peanut butter and raisins Snack that doesn't sound very appetizing Snack that isn't really made with insects Snack with an unappetizing name Sticks around at lunch, say Short on forbearance Showing boredom, maybe Squirming Squirming, maybe Squirming, perhaps Squirming, say Squirmy Stimming, perhaps Stir-crazy Some pest control products S. A. woody perennial SOUTH American volcano Showy and shoddy. Second U.S. feature-length computer-animated movie, after "Toy Story" S.A. edible tuber S.A. herb SUMERO-Akkadian father of the gods SUMERO-Akkadian god of the atmosphere Sky god of Babylon. Sky god of Babylonia. Sky god. Sumerian sky god Sumerian trinity member SANTA Cruz island Several (of) SRI Lankan kingdom Sassanid King of Persia "... some kind of __?" "Some Kind of ___" (1969 Dick Van Dyke movie) "Some Kind of ___" (Dick Van Dyke comedy) "Sometime you feel like ___, ..." "Sometimes you feel like __ . . ." "Sometimes you feel like __ ... ": classic candy jingle "Sometimes you feel like ___ ..." (start of a candy jingle) "Sometimes you feel like ___" (Almond Joy line) "Sometimes you feel like ___" (candy bar jingle) "Sometimes you feel like ___, sometimes you don't" "Sometimes you feel like _____, sometimes..." Single pecan or cashew? Sweet as ___. SOLOMON Islands, island of the Shoemaker's aid Smith's black. Smith's block Smith's equipment Smith's hammering block Smith's iron Smith's item Smith's need Smith's purchase Smith's station Smith's tool Smith's workplace Smithery sight Smiths implement Smithy equipment Smithy fixture Smithy must-have Smithy sight Smithy staple Smithy's block Smithy's device Smithy's equipment Smithy's item Smithy's need Smithy's shaper Smithy's tool