Letter S 240250–240500

Singing ability, slangily Singing ability, so to speak Singing talent, in slang Singing voice, familiarly Singing voice, in slang Singing voice, informally Singing voice, slangily Singing voice, so to speak Some organ features Some take Mario and Luigi to Warp Zones Speaks, with "up" Steam or water conduits Strong singing voice, slangily Sherlock Holmes and the like Smoky spot Something for Santa Claus to bite Speaks out Slender glass tube: Var. Slender tube for transferring fluids. Suction tube. slender glass tube used to transfer or measure fluids Speak loudly Speak suddenly Surf clam shellfish with a solid white shell native to New Zealand Slipcover trim Scalding, as a bowl of soup Supplying, as water species of bat Small bird of rock or meadow Small singing bird Small earthen boiler She sings "All's right with the world." Sister of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge Sister-in-law of Prince William Scottie who teamed with Michael Jordan Strong Swedish girl of kiddie lit Superstrong redhead of kid-lit Swedish girl of kid lit Swedish girl of kiddie lit Steinbeck's latest hero. Say farewell to a Dickens character? Singing Knight's backup Small fruit seeds Spots at a casino Spots at the card table Spots in a casino Spots on a deuce Spots on a die Spots on a face Spots on a playing card Spots on a roll? Spots on cards Spots on dice Spots on dominoes Spots on playing cards Suit icons SHELL (sl.) someone who is small and insignificant Shrill or tubular Sauce ___ (interest stimulator) Smart investment for Creole chefs? SHIRT-front fabric SPORTSWEAR fabric STIFF cotton fabric STIFF ribbed cotton fabric STIR curiosity of Sharp irritation Spark, as curiosity Stimulate, as interest Stimulate, like curiosity Stimulate, like interest Stir as interest Sudden irritation Sudden outburst of anger Sparked, as curiosity Stimulated, as curiosity Stimulates, as curiosity Stimulating, as curiosity __ squared (circle area) __ squared (geometric formula) __-squared (circle formula) ___ squared (circle area calculation) Sea rover's activity Software crime Software seller's concern SLOVENIAN medieval town SLOVENIAN port SOUTH American voracious fish Small carnivorous freshwater fish South American predator South American predator whose name translates to "tooth fish" Swimmer to stay away from small voraciously carnivorous freshwater fishes of South America that attack and destroy living animals Seafaring thief in search of treasure Sailor who might say "Shiver me timbers!" Sailor with a skull-and-crossbones flag Sam Lord or Bartholomew Roberts Sea robber Seafarer who might say "Arrr!" Silver or Sparrow Smee, for one Software bootlegger Software copyright ignorer Software filcher Software swiper Software thief Somalian menace Sparrow or Hook Spoliation is his vocation Steal from a script Steal software Steal, as a show? Steal, as software Steal, in a way. Steel City pro Stereotypical "Arrr!" shouter Stereotypical eye patch wearer Stereotypical eyepatch wearer Stole, as styles. Stolen at sea Start of a sign in a costume store Standard for a high seas villain Silver adornment? Stabbing, in medieval combat *Some illegal transmissions Seafaring outlaws of old Seagoing thieves Spanish Main peril. Shoe for Kidd's kid? Snack food brand that sounds like buried treasure Snack that used to come in caramel flavor (*sniff*) Shop selling gold earrings and bandanas? Setting for a Disneyland attraction Source of illegal boarders Some models in bottles {/Sea captain: robber, thief (2003)/} Spanish Main discoveries Stealing, in a way. shaped like pear Sauce with a repetitive name Spin: Scot. Spool of a weaver's shuttle. STANislaw's pastry Small meat turnover (Var.) Small Russian turnovers Small turnover Small, filled pastries Small, filled pastry turnovers SPIN round on one foot Spin on a classic ballet performance? spinning top spinning turn balanced on the toes of one foot Spins in ballet shoes Swiveling, in ballet Small meat-stuffed pastries Sherlock Holmes and Veronica Mars, for short Simon and Simon, e.g. (abbr.) Sleuths, briefly Sleuths, for short Some hired professionals, for short Some secret tailers Some tails, for short Some tecs Some trailers, for short Summations : sigmas :: products : ___ Symbols in some area formulas Symbols used in angle measurement Sight from the Arno Site of Italian university. Site of a Tuscan tower Site of a building with a famous list Site of a famed tower Site of a famous bell tower Site of a famous campanile Site of a famous tilt in European history Site of a famous torre pendente Site of a famous tower Site of a leaner Site of a lopsided landmark Site of a noted bell tower Site of a noted tower Site of a recognizable campanile Site of a tilted tower Site of a tilting Tuscan tower Site of a tilting attraction Site of a tilting tower Site of an Italian tower Site of famed 180-ft. tower. Site of famous campanile. Site of la Torre Pendente Site of some Galileo experiments Site of the Leaning Tower Spot with a landmark that's inclined to impress Square of Miracles city Square of Miracles setting Stop on the Tyrrhenian railway Supposed ball-dropping locale for Galileo site Tower site of the famous Leaning Tower Selection from an Italian candy box? Savior of Posthumus' wife in "Cymbeline." Sculptor Giovanni Sculptor Nicola Sculptor of Pisa, c. 1250. sculptor Italian Sculptors Nicola and Giovanni Some Tuscany natives Some natives along the Arno Second line of a nursery rhyme? Sandwich options on an Italian menu? Sign after Aquarius Sign between Aquarius and Aries Sign of fish Sign of late February Sign of sensitivity? Sign of the Fish Sign of the end? Sign of winter's end Sign symbolized by two fish Sign that's three before Gemini St. Patrick's Day baby's sign St. Patrick's Day sign? Star fish shallow basin stone basin where water used at Mass is poured away S American brandy "Saturday Night Live" alumnus Joe Sinatra impersonator on "S.N.L." Sinatra portrayer on "S.N.L." SYRIAN mountain peak SMALL bone of upper row of STRONG drink (sl.) someone or something that pisses SPANISH track Snack nut small tree of southern Europe and Asia Minor bearing small hard-shelled nuts Spumoni bit, maybe SPANISH pistachio Spanish coin, used in the US and the West Indies until the 18th century SKI course Ski run Ski run of densely packed snow Ski run on dense snow Ski run on hard-packed snow Ski trail Ski trail with densely packed snow Ski trail with tight snow Slope at Stowe Snow-packed trail