Letter S 254000–254250

Steak tartare or sashimi, e.g. Steak tartare ingredient Steak tartare ingredient, maybe Steak tartare need Steak tartare topper Salmonella source Steak tartare ingredients Stuff in a protein shake Sashimi, e.g. Series on which Clint Eastwood played Rowdy Yates Sometime bootlace material series Eastwood 1980 film Sounding by radar Steel mill material Somewhat bleak Somewhat chilly. "Stormy Monday" singer Lou Silky singer Lou Singer Lou Singer Lou from Chicago Singer of 1976's "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" Soul man Lou Soul singer Lou Soulful crooner Lou Steak tartare, for one. Steak tartare, primarily Steak, before grilling Sensitive thing to touch Sliced burger toppings *Seafood served on the half shell Shucked edible Seafood items that are supposedly an aphrodisiac Stooges album with "Search and Destroy" Seductive growl Sexy growl Sore places Sitting Bull telling raunchy jokes? Seaport in Argentina. Strain, in Scotland Stretch out, in Scotland Stretch, in Scotland Stretch: Scot. "Something Wicked This Way Comes" author Bradbury Straight beam of light SAW shark-like fish SEAFLOOR fish SHARK relative STINGING fish Satyajit who directed the Apu trilogy Sci-fi Weapon Animal Sci-fi danger Sci-fi gun Sci-fi gun type Sci-fi killer Sci-fi writer Bradbury Sea bottom denizen Sea skate, e.g. Sting device in the ocean Shaft of sunlight Shaft of sunshine Shark's close relative Shot from a UFO Shot in space Sign of hope Singer Charles Singer LaMontagne Singer-pianist Charles Sitcom star Romano Skate through the water? Skate, e.g. Slight gleam Slight hope? Slight manifestation, as of hope Sliver of hope Sliver of sunlight or hope Small amount of sun Smidgen of hope Solar beam Something poking through the clouds Soul singer Charles Soulful Charles St. Pete athlete Star of "Where's Charley?" Starfish arm Starr's successor Stingaree Stingaree or skate. Stream of particles Striker of a January deal with Clinton Sugar ___ Leonard Sugar ___ Robinson Sugar ____of boxing Sugar or Aldo Sun beam Sun emanation Sun unit Sun's beam Sunbeam Sunbeam, for example Sunblock might block one Sunlight bit Sunlight shaft Sunshine bit Sunshine or hope "unit" Sunshine shaft Swimmer with a sting sawfish Shades maker Sunglass Hut brand Some shades Some stylish sunglasses Stylish shades Stylish sunglasses Scarecrow in "The Wizard of Oz." Star of "April in Paris.” "Something Wicked This Way Comes" novelist "Something Wicked This Way Comes" writer Sci-fi author born in 1920 Singer from Albany, Ga. Singer ranked #10 on Rolling Stone's list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time Singer who made Georgia famous Singer and essayist She followed Channing and Rogers in the title role in "Hello, Dolly!" She was Maggie O'Reed at birth Singer-actress Martha Star of TV, Broadway, Hollywood. Susan or Collin of country music Sent out beams Sent out shafts of light Shone forth. Shone, as the sun. Shot out beams Spread outward, as black-eyed Susans Sci-fi shooter Sci-fy fryer Science-fiction weapon. Sci-fi blasters Singer and "Moesha" actor who's Snoop Dogg's first cousin Singer who made a sex tape with Kim Kardashian Shoeless Joe Jackson's portrayer in "Field of Dreams" Sitcom guy everybody loves Scribbling sculptor Séance-loving crime writer? Sci-fi weapon, formally? Sci-fi fryers, formally? -- sunshine (hot beam) Something to light the way. *Shaft from the sun Sir __ (he shines) Synthetic fiber often made from wood pulp Seersucker fiber, perhaps Semi-synthetic fabric Semisynthetic fiber Semisynthetic textile Silk alternative Silk-like synthetic fabric Silken synthetic Silklike cloth Silklike material Silklike synthetic Silklike synthetic fiber Silky synthetic Silky synthetic fabric So-called "laboratory's first gift to the loom" So-called art silk Soft synthetic fabric Synthetic alternative to silk Synthetic fabric made from cellulose Synthetic fabric that feels like silk Synthetic shirt fabric Synthetic shirt fiber Synthetic silklike fabric smooth cloth Singer Charles's book about healthy eating? Scary fabric? Semi-synthetic fibers Semisynthetic fabrics Silky synthetics Some old-fashioned hosiery Spun fabrics Sturdy fabrics Synthetic silks. Sitcom star whom "Everybody Loves" "Silhouettes" singers SUNBEAMS Sea-bottom fish Shafts of sunlight Shines forth. Skate and sawfish. Skates in water Skates, e.g. Sol's output Solar beams Solar emissions Solar heaters? Solar offerings Solar output Solar products Solar warmers Some are caught at the beach Some are ultraviolet Some catch them on a beach Some pancake-like fish Some sea creatures... or some sea creatures' arms Something to catch on hot days Southernmost team in the American League Starfish's arms Sting and X Stingarees Stinging swimmers Sun beams Sun emanations Sunbather's "catch" Sunbathers catch them Sunny bunch Sunshine units Sunshine, essentially Sunshine, slangily Sunshine, so to speak Suntanners catch them Swimmers with winglike fins Scorch the earth Smash flat, as a flat Subject to an implosion Synonym of "tear down" that sounds like a synonym of "build up" Ship with a deck cut off. Ship with top deck removed. Starts an urban renewal job secret of God Slangy term from jazz jargon: Var. SHAVING implement Schick product Scooter brand Shadow eliminator? Shadow remover Sharp Foos jam off "In Your Honor"? Sharp-edged instrument. Shaver's blade Shaving device Shaving item Straight-edged ___ Stropped item Stropped thing Stubble remover Subject of the classic Onion op-ed "F--k Everything, We're Doing Five Blades" Sweeney Todd's "friend" Sweeney Todd's tool Sweeney Todd's weapon Sweeney's weapon __'s edge (exemplar of narrowness)