Letter S 253000–253250

Still bloody Still pink Still pink inside Still quite red Still red in the middle Still red inside Still red inside, as a steak Still red on the inside Still red, as a steak Still red, in a way Still red, say Super uncommon ``. . . so ___ as a day in June?": J.R. Lowell scarcely seen ". . . so __ a day in June?" Savoury cheese dish Servings on toast Significant change Sought-after change Showed eagerness, old-style Stood on hind legs, with "up" Stood on the hind legs, with "up" Stood up, in dialect Something that's not contracted very often -- show (street spectacle) Show carried in a box Show in a box. Show not uncommon in puzzles Show of a sort. Show-in-a-box Sidewalk amusement Sidewalk amusement (with "show") Sidewalk show Sidewalk spectacle Street amusement (with "show") Street entertainment Street show __ show: carnival ___ show (carnival attraction) ___ show (old carnival spectacle) ___ show (old carny attraction) ___ show (part of an old carnival) ___ show (spectacle) ___ show (street carnival) ___ show (street entertainment) ___ show (street performance) ___ show, at a carnival ___ show: erotic display ___ show: titillating display show Carnival area Street shows Street performance Street performances. Sparklers in a treasure chest Start of an ironic quote from a certain Yale graduate Something that's just not done at the dinner table? Superior excellences. Scarcer Seen less Some peaches Some hard-to-find collectibles Some steak orders Steak orders Steakhouse orders Scarcest Seen least often Superlatively collectible Superlatively red Superlatively scarce Supremely scarce Something once sold for pennies that's now worth much more Seller of an Inverted Jenny, perhaps Simple hobby? Stands on the hind legs, in dialect Scarcity, in Paris. Stoked as hell, casually SO ready Somewhat uncommon Something not often seen in France Some very valuable auction items Seldom-seen thing Snow in Miami Snow in Tampa, e.g. Something uncommon Something you don't see everyday Scarce in Saltillo Selassie's earlier name, ___ Tafari Selassie's title. Senior monitors, maybe Seniors often go to their meetings, for short Sheikdom ___ al-Khaimah Short-napped fabric. Smooth shaven: Fr. Some campus V.I.P.s Some campus narcs Some coll. employees Some floor leaders, for short Some free housing recipients, for short Some grad students Some hallmates: Abbr. Some univ. employees Student housing VIPs Student monitors, for short short nap fabric Scraped: Lat. Star in Ophiuchus South Indian soup hidden in "mascara sample" Spicy Indian soup Service Corps of the British Army: Abbr. Skalawag Spanky of "Our Gang," e.g. Spanky or Alfalfa Spanky or Alfalfa, e.g. Spanky, e.g. Spanky, for one Spanky, notably Speed, vis-à-vis velocity, e.g., in physics Sterling North book: 1963 skeesicks Scaramouches. Spanky and Alfalfa Spanky and the gang Spanky, Alfalfa and gang Spice blend whose name is Arabic for "head of the shop" STD manifestation Sensitive area Series of reoccurrences Sign of dermatitis Sign of measles Sign of sensitivity, perhaps Signs of sensitivity Skin irritation from poison ivy Skin-reddening reaction Spots, perhaps Strongly reactive ... or a strong reaction Sudden spate Symptom of an allergic reaction Symptom of the measles. She played Cosby's wife She played a mother of five in a 1980s sitcom Sportscaster Ahmad Sportscaster and former NFL player Ahmad Sudanese town Serving of bacon Slice of ham for frying. Strip of bacon Slice for breakfast Slices of bacon Some brunch servings Some thin slices Strips at breakfast Strips of bacon. Signs of allergic reactions Signs of allergic reactions, perhaps Skin conditions that Cortizone-10 targets Skin irritations Some allergic reactions Some allergy symptoms Spates Symptoms of a sort. Symptoms of poison ivy Skintight swimwear for a surfer Shirts designed for surfers Skin-protecting shirts for surfers Sans caution. Shirt with a daring message? Satin, in Italy. Satin: Spanish. Scratching birds. SCRATCHING ground for food Scratching for food, as poultry. Satchmo sound Satchmo's vocal quality Say hoarsely Say roughly Scrape with a file Scrape with a rough file Scratchy sound Scratchy tone Scratchy voice Scratchy voice quality Scratchy-throated voice Serve as an irritant to. Sharp-ridged tool Sign of a sore throat Sign of laryngitis Sing like Joe Cocker Sing like Louis Armstrong Sing like Nina Simone Sing like Rod Stewart Sing like Satchmo Sing like Tom Waits Smoky quality Soda flavor: Abbr. Sore throat sign Sore throat sound Sound a bit laryngitic Sound a little rough Sound grate? Sound gravelly Sound hoarse Sound laryngitic Sound like Demi Moore or Marlene Dietrich Sound like Popeye Sound like Satchmo Sound like Satchmo instrument Sound like a heavy smoker, perhaps Sound rough Speak abrasively Speak despite laryngitis Speak gratingly Speak in an irritated tone. Speak laryngitically Speak like Clint Eastwood Speak like Don Corleone Speak like Satchmo Speak like Vito Corleone Speak like a tough guy Speak like a tough guy, say Speak roughly Speak scratchily Speak through a sore throat Speak with a grating voice Speak with a gravelly voice Speak with a hoarse voice Speak with a rough voice Speak with a scratchy voice Speak with laryngitis, say Speech of a stereotypical mobster State gratingly Stereotypical gangster's voice Stereotypical mobster's voice Stereotypical thug voice Stereotypical villain's voice Stevie Nicks vocal feature Stone-shaping tool Strained voice Symptom of laryngitis sound Grating sound Harsh Sore loser's favorite fruit? ... SPB ... Show of disapproval Sweet hit by Prince Simple fruit dessert Spread made from a tart red fruit and sugar Sang like Dylan Sang like Satchmo Sounded coarse Sounded croaky