Letter S 275500–275750

Shows contempt for SULKY fish (family) Sight in Antares Sign after Libra Sign of Halloween? Sign with a sting? Scorpio Stinger of the Southwest Stinging arachnid Saharan stingers Some November babies Some autumn babies Scott was one. Scott, for one Sean Connery e.g. Sean Connery is one Sean Connery, among many Sean Connery, by birth Sean Connery, for one Sean Connery, nationally speaking Sean Connery, notably Shetland resident Shirley Manson, e.g. Singer Susan Boyle, e.g. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, by birth Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, for one Sir David Fyfe, for instance. Sir Harry Lauder, for instance. Sir James Dewar, for one Sir Walter Scott, aptly Sir Walter was one Sir William Wallace, for one Sixth-century Great Britain settler Skye guy Skye resident Skye sight Speaker with a burr St. Andrew's Day celebrant St. Andrew's Day observer St. Andrews golf club member St. Andrews golf club member, typically St. Andrews native St. Andrews resident Stereotypical kilt wearer Sterling citizen Sterling fellow Stirling fellow Stirling man Scarce liquid. Single-malt liquor Single-malt pour Soda's partner Selkirk soup Soup dish from Glasgow Sausage-wrapped British breakfast dish Strong liquors Stamping out *Supply on a gift wrap station Sticker on Hibernian recording Sticky stuff in a dispenser Small, wirehaired breed of dog Scotland: Poet. Sea SE of the Falklands Sea near Falkland Islands Sea south of the Falklands ___ Sea (part of the South Atlantic) SCOT (Scot.) Sir John A. Macdonald's birthplace Site of a 2014 vote for independence Sherlock Holmes ally Some distance north of England? Sean Connery and Tilda Swinton, e.g. Sean Connery and others Sean Connery et al. Sean Connery's compatriots Skye folks Skye natives Stirling citizens Subjects of Elizabeth II. Subject of Elizabeth II Some want to separate from England "Severance" actor "Severance" star Adam "Sicko Mode" rapper Travis "Star Trek" engineer "Star" star Amiyah Senator Lucas. Sir Walter ___ (author) Sir Walter ___, "Ivanhoe" author Sir Walter who wrote "Ivanhoe" Sir Walter, the author Sir Walter, the novelist Skater Hamilton Skater Hamilton FEDERALIST Actress Speedman of "Last Resort" Skating legend who cameoed as a commentator in "Blades of Glory" SCOTS language (in the) SCOTTISH ways, imitate SCOTTISH terrier (colloq.) Some small pooches Shoe worn in Aberdeen? SHOW DOG Short-legged breed Short-legged, wire-haired breed Soprano Renata Soprano from Italy Sir Walter and Randolph Sister brand of Ortho Star of the midnight edition of "SportsCenter" "Star Trek" character who says "Aye" a lot "Star Trek" engineer, informally Shipmate of Bones and Spock spalpeen Scots word meaning jump Scrub a tub, maybe Scrub clean Scrub energetically Scrub hard Scrub really hard Scrub strenuously Scrub vigorously Scrub well Scrub with steel wool Scrub with steel wool, say Scrub, as a pan Scrub, as pots Search all over Search every inch of Search exhaustively Search for diligently. Search hard Search hurriedly Search intensely Search intensively Search over Search quickly Search thoroughly through Search very thoroughly Search with a fine-tooth comb Search with great care Subject to a thorough search Search thoroughly and rapidly Scrubbed, like with steel wool Searched all over Searched every nook and cranny of Searched everywhere Searched exhaustively Steel wool, maybe someone who cleanses by scouring someone who travels widely and energetically Source of devastation Source of great trouble Source of suffering Source of widespread destruction Source of widespread devastation S.O.S, for one Steel wool cleanser Searches thoroughly and energetically Scrubs clean. Scrubs hard Scrubs the grease from Scrubs, as pots Searches carefully Searches high and low Sailor's baked dish. Sailors' stew. stew made from left-over meat Sailor's stews. Search for talent Search, as for talent Searcher for rare things. Seek talent. Silver companion? Sports team employee Sports team employee looking for new talent Stratego piece that moves the same way a rook does in chess someone who can find paths through unexplored territory Searched for new talent. Sought prospects Scots word meaning plenty of scope Scots word meaning scorch Searches for talent Seekers of new talent. Sports team employees Sand-hauling boat Shallow water navigator Shallows craft Square-ended transport Square-ended vessel Square-ended, flat-bottomed boat. Scrooge's look Scroogean look Sid Vicious expression Sourpuss' expression Show displeasure toward Showing displeasure about Shows one's soreness Sonny Liston countenances Sour expressions Sourpuss's looks Sullen expressions Some coal carriers Some garbage vessels Some sailboats Shortened text Scenario: Abbr. Scruple: Abbr. Ship propeller: Abbr. Scratch (game) Scratch or grope around Subject of Stefan Fatsis' book "Word Freak" Scrawny or bony person, informally Scrawny animal Scrawny guy Scrawny individual Scrawny one Scrawny sort Skin-and-bones sort Skin-and-bones type Skinny specimen Skinny type Skinny-marink scrawny gaunt skinny Scrawny animals Scrawny cratures. Scrawny creatures Scrawny fellows Scrawny ones. Scrawny sorts Skinny ones Skinny sorts Skinny types String beans Scots word meaning scream Something heard for ordering out Stuffs with effort scratch with nails or claws Standard breakfast order someone who scrambles Supersonic plane engines Shuts down, to prevent a meltdown Soldiers' rations: slang. Seat of Marywood College Setting for "The Office" SMALL piece of paper Send to the junkyard Small bit of cloth Small brawl Small fabric remnant Small piece of fabric