Letter S 270000–270250

Smart-sounding brew Sank in the middle Sank, subsided Showed age, like a sofa Surrendered to gravity Surrendering to gravity SWORD scabbard material Stevie Wonder's birthplace SAGITTARIUS (astron.) SHAPED like an arrowhead Sort of palm Southeast Asia starch source Southwestern Pacific palm tree Starch Palm Starch derived from palms Starch for puddings. Starch from a gomuti Starch from a palm Starch from a palm tree. Starch from a same-named palm Starch from a tropical palm Starch from palm trees Starch from palms Starch in puddings Starch obtained from palms Starch plant. Starch sold in the form of pearls Starch that may come in "pearl" form Starch tree Starch used as a food thickener Starch used for thickening soups. Starch used in pudding Starch used in puddings Starch-producing palm tree Starch-yielding palm Starchy food obtained from palms Starchy foodstuff used in making puddings Starchy foodstuff used in puddings Starchy palm Starchy pudding Starchy pudding foodstuff Starchy pudding ingredient Starchy pudding stuff Starchy pudding substance Starchy staple food of New Guinea Starchy stuff Starchy substance. Steamed pudding ingredient starchy cereal from the powdered pith of the sago palm tree Some pudding starches Starch-yielding palms Starches used in puddings. Starchy foodstuffs. Starchy palms Starchy plants. Shows one's age, perhaps Shows wear, as a chair cushion Shows wear, as a couch Sinks downward Sinks in the middle Sinks under pressure Submits to gravity Succumbs to gravity Sight in the Sonoran Desert Snoopy's brother Spike decorates one for Christmas Sonoran Desert sight Southwest bloomer Southwestern cactus Southwestern sticker symbol Arizona building block Sonoran Desert natives Scenic Quebec river. Seasoned with a certain herb. Seasoned with a mint. Seasoned with an herb. Seasoned, as stuffing. Smelling of a certain garden herb Saint-Exupéry's mysterious desert Sand viper's home Sands of Algeria Sands of Chad Sandy wasteland. Scene of "Beau Geste" Sea of sand. Sere region Setting for most of Mali Setting for much of "The English Patient" Setting of "Beau Geste" Sienna brown Sirocco's source Symbol of aridity Sub-___ Africa Some Berber speakers Sandwich in the desert? Savanna region stretching from Senegal to Chad Semiarid region of Africa Sub-Saharan region "Sir" to Gunga Din "Sir," in colonial India Sikh honorific Sir in New Delhi Sir in Sikkim Sir, in Ahmedabad Sir, in Bombay Sir, in Delhi Sir, in Mysore Sir, in Satna Sir, in old India Sir, on the subcontinent Sir, to Din Sir, to Hindus Sri's cousin Sirs of old India Sirs, in India Sardonic Mort Satiric Mort Satiric comedian Satiric comic Mort Satirical Mort Satirical comedian Satirical comedian Mort ___. Satirist Mort Satirist from Canada Satirist once dubbed "Will Rogers with fangs" Satirist who said "If you were the only person left on the planet, I would have to attack you. That's my job" Satirist who was a joke writer for JFK Satirist who wrote jokes for J.F.K. Social satirist Mort Stand-up comic Mort Stand-up comic famous for carrying a rolled-up newspaper onstage Stand-up pioneer Stand-up pioneer Mort SPIRITUAL body Spiritual body, in ancient Egypt. SULAWESI island continental shelf Shipboard psychiatry? Sailing vessels of the Levant. Spoke aloud Spoke the words Stated aloud Stated out loud Suez Canal port Suez port Seaport in S. W. Lebanon. Stuck out one's tongue as requested Spoke volumes Spoke up with one's head down? Stopped being single Slangy phrase following an unpopular opinion Spoke authoritatively Spoke with authority Stated for all to hear Stated with authority Spoke before dinner Start of Limerick. Sheeplike antelope Sheeplike antelope of Russia. Sheeplike antelope of the steppes. Siberian antelope Steppe antelope Sheeplike antelopes Siberian antelopes SOUTH Vietnamese capital Setting for the Broadway show tune "Bui Doi" South Vietnamese city Schooner gear Schooner's attachment Sea sheet Set __ (get underway) Set ___ (begin a sea voyage) Set ___ (embark) Set out (nautical) Sheet in the wind Sheet on a mast Sheet on a ship Sheet on a sloop, say Sheet over seas Ship's fabric Skipper a skipjack Sloop or schooner feature Something controlled by rigging Something that may be trimmed or rigged Something that's frequently trimmed Something that's often rigged Spanker or crossjack Spanker or jib Spanker or spinnaker Spinnaker or jib Spinnaker or spanker Spinnaker, e.g. Spinnaker, for example Spinnaker, for one Square-rigger feature Styx "Come ___ Away" Sunfish feature sheet of fabric stretched to catch the wind for propelling a sailing boat Subtitle of Enya's Grammy-winning "Orinoco Flow" Scooter or sandbagger Skippered a scow Skippered a skipjack Sea vessel. Ship of seaworthy quality Some boats September 16, 1620 Shoving off Schooner enthusiast? Ship news. Spinnaker's birthplace "___ Ship of State!" Seafarer on a ship Salt on the water. Sea shanty singer Servicemember in the navy Shipman Shore leave taker Shore-leave taker Sinbad or Bluto Starbuck or Billy Budd Starbuck, for one Submarine crew member Status of Mr. Midshipman Easy. Superheroine in a school uniform Seafarers on board a ship Salts on the ocean Shore-leave takers St. Elmo is their patron sailing of ships past a particular place Schooner attachments Schooner drivers Schooner flappers Schooner needs Schooner power Seascape sights Sets out for distant shores Sheets for salts Sheets on a boat Sheets on a ship Ship equipment Ship sheets Sloop features Some voyages Sources of main propulsion Spanker and jib Spanker and spencer Spankers and spinnakers Spankers, royals, etc. Spankers. Spinnakers Spinnakers, e.g. Spinnakers, etc.