Letter S
Sold out, as an accomplice
Sold out, in a way
sabotage or steal tools in order to disrupt the work of
steal feloniously
Scottie at work
Scottish terrier e.g.
Special kind of dog
Small hunting companion
Some terriers
Some working terriers
"Should that say 'Art,' or will we really be practicing psychology on rodents in ___?"
Small weight of India.
"Separate Tables" playwright
Selling out
Snitch's activity
"Shake, __ and Roll"
Shake roll divider
Shake-and roll link
Shake-roll connection
Shaken crib toy
Shaker's plaything
Sidewinder's warning
Sir Simon -, conductor
Snake's percussion instrument?
Shake noisily, like a baby toy
shake and cause to make a rattling noise
sound loose
Scatterbrained individual with rattling thoughts
Scourge of the Wild West
Sidewinder
Sidewinder, e.g.
Slithering danger
Snake that may warn before it strikes
Snake with a warning sound
Southwestern snake
Snakes that issue warnings
Snakes with a distinctive warning sound, familiarly
Shaking, as a saber
Shaking, saber-style
Snake's danger signal.
Some saber sounds
Sounding like a clunky car
Spooky sound of chains or bones
Sounding like a jalopy
Shoot from a root: Var.
Seedy building
Seedy digs
Seedy lodgings
Seedy motel, say
Shabby digs
Situation of hopeless doom.
Slummy building
Snaring device.
Spring-loaded pest control solutions
Squalid buildings
Squalid tenements
Shabby and then some
Shabby: Slang.
Shabby; scruffy
Small, mean and treacherous.
Somewhat rundown
Ship rigging
Santha Rama ___
Santha Rama ___ Author
Santha Rama ___, Indian writer.
Sir Benegal Rama ___.
Sir Benegal of India.
Scots word for rough or tough
Strident-sounding
"Siempre en Domingo" host Velasco
Spanish version of Ralph
Space, in Berlin.
Space: Ger.
"Scram!" in Hamburg
Santha Rama and family.
Sack with malice
Sacking is his "bag"
Show anger or appreciation
Show approval, or disapproval
Show review in theatre lobby.
Siskel reaction, sometimes
Siskel review
Smash review
Speak deliriously
Speak enthusiastically (about)
Speak enthusiastically.
Speak excitedly
Speak incoherently
Speak like a madman
Speak out wildly
Speak with enthusiasm
Spout inanities
Spout praise
Stellar review
Sterling review
Strong thumbs-up review
Super review
Superlative review
Said excellent things (about)
Said great things
Sang praises: Colloq.
Sang praises: Slang.
Showed enthusiasm
Showed great enthusiasm.
Spoke ecstatically
Spoke enthusiastically, as one with radical views about Bible
Spoke gushingly
Spoke in a frenzy
Spoke irrationally
Spoke nonsense
Spoke rather frenziedly
"Shéhérazade" composer
Separate, in a way
Student of Faure
Student of Fauré
"Silas Marner: The Weaver of ___" (Eliot novel)
Silas Marner's town.
Silas Marner's village.
Symbolic harbinger of mystery
Shiny and black
Shiny black
Subject of a Poe classic
Subject of a work by 56A
Super Bowl XXXV ring wearer
Symbol of darkness.
Symbol of doom.
Symbol of ill omen.
"Show Boat" character
"Show Boat" gambler Gaylord
Site of Dante's tomb
Super Bowl XLVII champs
Super Bowl XLVII victors
Super Bowl XLVII winners
Super Bowl XXXV champions
Six in Baltimore
She might dance all night
She's furious
Someone dancing to EDM in a warehouse, say
Some partygoers
S.R.O. causers
Shows signs of delirium
Some DJ'ed dances
Some reviews
Some unsanctioned warehouse events
Some warehouse parties
Sounds unsound
Speaks enthusiastically
Speaks with enthusiasm: Slang.
Stellar reviews
Strong reviews
Super reviews
Saxophonist Coltrane
Saxophonist Coltrane named for sitarist Shankar
Shankar
Shankar of the sitar
Shankar at Woodstock
Shankar from Varanasi
Shankar nominated for a 2013 Grammy award
Shankar of India
Shankar of Indian music
Shankar of sitar
Shankar of sitar fame
Shankar on sitar
Shankar on the sitar
Shankar who composed the music for the Apu trilogy
Shankar who influenced Harrison
Shankar who is Norah Jones' father
Shankar who mentored George Harrison
Shankar who played at the Concert for Bangladesh, 1971
Shankar who scored {/The Apu Trilogy/}
Shankar who taught sitar to George Harrison
Shankar with a Lifetime Achievement Grammy
Shankar with a sitar
Shankar with the sitar
Shankar, the musician
Shankar, the sitar player
Shankar, the sitarist
Shanker
Sitar expert Shankar
Sitar great Shankar
Sitar legend Shankar
Sitar man
Sitar master Shankar
Sitar name
Sitar player Shankar
Sitar star Shankar
Sitar start Shankar
Sitar strummer
Sitarist
Sitarist Shankar
Sitarist Shankar who tutored the Beatles
Sitarist name
Sitarist's first name
Sitarist's name
___ Shankar, influence on George Harrison
___ Shankar, sitar strummer
____ Shankar sitarist
Small gorge
Steep-sided landform
Stream erosion result
Stream site
Showing severe erosion, maybe
Steep valleys
Steep-sided valleys
Spouting giberish
Stark ___ mad
Synonym for "unhinged" that's often preceded by "stark"
Something pocketed in Italy?
Square meal components
Stuffed Italian pockets
Stuffed pasta pockets
Stuffed shells of thin noodle dough.
small squares of pasta with a savoury filling
Stuffed Italian morsels
Shankar and namesakes
Shankar and others
Seize and carry off by force
Sitar virtuoso known for mentoring George Harrison
Sitar master*
Seizer by force
Stunningly beautiful
Sensitive, as exposed skin
Sashimilike
Served like chirashi
Served like sushi
Staind song about sushi?
Steak tartare is.
Stick on a crudités platter
Still green, or still red
Straight off the butcher block
Sushi-like
Seafood establishment
Seafood lover's hangout
Seafood restaurant counter, perhaps
Seafood restaurant fixture
Seafood restaurant offering
Seafood server
Shellfish restaurant
Shucked-to-order spot
Shucking site
Shucking spot
Spot to enjoy oysters and clams
Spot to stop for seafood
Seafood buffet stations
Shellfish counters
Stuff to be processed
Stuff to mine
Shoddy treatment
Sushi bargain?
Shafts, so to speak
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