Letter S 26000–26250

Sinai dweller Sinbad, e.g. Sinbad, for one Sleek horse Smart horse Some Hebronites Someone from the Middle East or North Africa Souk shopper Souk shopper, perhaps Soulja Boy "Pass It to ___" Speed horse Speedy breed of steed Speedy breed of steed, for short Speedy equine Speedy horse Speedy horse breed Speedy steed Speedy steed breed Spirited horse Spirited mount Spirited steed Spring or League opener Spring preceder? Sprited mount Stable speedster Start of Egypt's official name Stately horse Stately mount Stately steed Steed Steed breed Steed for a caliph Steed for a sheik Steed for an emir. Steed noted for its stamina Steed of distinction Steed or urchin Steed with speed Storied horse Street ___ (gamin) Street ___: urchin Street peddler Street waif Sturdy steed Subject of Fahd Subject of Ibn Saud Subject of King Fahd Subject of King Fahd bin 'Abdulaziz Subject of King Fahd bin Abdul Aziz Subject of King Feisal. Subject of U.S. airport profiling Subject of ibn-Saud. Sudan Africa people Sultan Said, e.g. Super steed Swift graceful horse. Swift horse Swift steed Swift, spirited steed Syria citizen, e.g. Syria dweller Syrian __ Republic Syrian or Egyptian Syrian or Egyptian, e.g. Syrian or Jordanian Syrian or Yemeni Syrian or Yemeni, e.g. Syrian, e.g. Syrian, for one Syrian, likely Syrian, probably Syrian, say ___ Spring (2010-12 movement) ___ Spring (2010s movement) ___ Spring (2010s protests) ___ Spring (movement of the early 2010s) ___ Spring (recent wave of protests) ___ Spring (revolution that began in 2010) ___ Spring (revolutionary movement of the 2010s) ___ Spring (series of early 2010s protests) ___ Spring (twenty-tens movement) ___ Spring, uprisings of the early 2010s ___ studies (field for Rashid Khalidi and Edward Said) Springless Asiatic oxcart. SEA of Galilee to the Dead Sea, area between the (O.T.) Springless ox-carts. Storage medium for Middle Easterners? Steber role. Strauss opera Strauss opera taken in by Parseghian and Abzug Serpentine line Skating spins SOUTHWEST Asian peninsula Sandy peninsula Saracen's milieu Saudi __ (Mideast land) Saudi __ (Mideast nation) Saudi follower? Saudi land Saudi place Scene of "Revolt in the Desert." Scheherazade's storytelling locale Setting for the 1962 Best Picture Sheba's locale Sheik land Sheik spot Sinai setting Sindbad locale Site of "Seven Pillars of Wisdom." Site of Hejaz and Nejd Site of the Great Sandy Desert Source of most of the world's production of dates Source of some coffee Southwestern Asia peninsula Sea W of India. Sea between India and Oman. Sea forming part of Indian Ocean. Sea on west coast of India Sea to which the Indus River flows Southern Asiatic Sea. Spirited runner ___ Sea, NW part of the Indian Ocean. ___ Sea, part of the Indian Ocean. Some pieces on Ali Baba's chessboard? Series of anc. tales. Saudis, for example Some Middle Easterners Spirited horses Spirited steeds Swift racers Swift steeds with silky hair Swift, graceful horses Stacked up Saudi's tongue Semite language. Semitic language Source of "algebra" and "alcohol" Source of "coffee" and "cotton" Source of the word "admiral" Source of the word "alcohol" Source of the word "algebra" Source of the words "zenith" and "nadir" Syria's official language Syrian language Syrian or Lebanese Syrian's language spoken in a variety of dialects Shrubby tree of tropical Africa cultivated for coffee Starbucks shipment specification Starbucks variety Semitic languages. suitability of land for growing crops Soup for ballerinas? Saudi culture expert, e.g. Sir Richard Francis Burton was one Specialist in a certain language. State Department expert Some Foreign Service officers Suitable for plowing and growing crops Sound for farming Suitable for crops Suitable for cultivation Suitable for farm use Suitable for farming Suitable for growing crops Suitable for plowing Suitable for producing crops Suitable for sowing Suited for crops Suited for tillage Suited to the plow Suited to tillage Supportive of cultivation Syria, Egypt et al. Syria, Iraq, Egypt, etc. Some thoroughbred horses Some residents of the Gulf States SAHARA people Sadat and Arafat, e.g. Saracens Saracens, e.g. Saudi and Iraqi Saudi citizens Saudi nationals Saudi natives Saudis Saudis and Egyptians Saudis and Iraqis Saudis and Omanis, e.g. Saudis and others Saudis and such Saudis, Yemenis, etc. Saudis, e.g. Saudis, say Saudis, usually Sayyid's subjects Scheherazade and Ali Baba Scheherazade's people Semites. Semitic people Semitic people of the Middle East and North Africa Sheik's flock Sheik's subjects Sheiks and others Sheiks, e.g. Sheiks. Show horses Side in a 1948 war Sinbad et al. Six-Day War participants Sleek steeds Small-muzzled horses Smart, swift equines Some Koran readers Some Mideasterners Some Mideeasterners Some Moslems. Some Mosul residents Some Muslims Some OPEC ministers Some Qatar residents Some Semites Some desert dwellers Some follow Islam Some members of OPEC Some residents of northern Africa Some riding horses Some show horses Some steeds Some street children Some subjects in Scheherazade's stories Some tent dwellers Sons of Ishmael Speedy horses Speedy racers Speedy steeds Street urchins. Subjects of Fahd Sultan subjects Sultan's subjects Sultans and sheiks, usually Swift horses Swift steeds Syrians and Egyptians, e.g. Syrians and Iraqis Syrians, e.g. Syrians. Series of uprisings that led to the ouster of Hosni Mubarak "Sheik of ___." Scene of Valentino movie.