Letter S 286250–286500

Straw, for one Small piece of toast. small piece of toast eaten with soup or gravy Section of a bowling alley designated for drinkers? Samples Snapples, say Samples from a snifter Samples of soup Samples soup Samples syrah, say Samples the sangria Samples the tea Samples the wine Samples with a straw Savors the Grand Marnier Savors, at a winery Savors, in a way Slight tastes. Small drafts Small samples Small samples of soup Small samplings Small suctions on cups? Small tastes of lassi Snapple samples Snifter samples Soup samples Soup tastes Spends some time with one's Buds Samples a beverage delicately Samples beverages slowly Slogan for wine geeks? Sahib, Tuan, or Bwana. Salman Rushdie title Salutation for Edmund Hillary Salutation in a salute Salutation word Saluting word Saying it is a formality Scot or Echo Scott or Raleigh Sean Connery title Second blank in the palindrome "___ to vote, ___!" Second rook capturing one knight Senor, stateside Sergeant's address Servant-to-master address Shout that can mean "You forgot something!" or "You're stealing something!" Sidney Poitier character Sidney Poitier role Sidney Poitier title role Singer John's title Solti's title Son of Beyonce Son of Beyonce whose name is a title Son of Beyoncé and Jay-Z Stevie Wonder "___ Duke" Stevie Wonder hit "___ Duke" Stevie Wonder's "___ Duke" Stevie Wonder's Ellington tribute "___ Duke" Superior's address __ Sean Connery ___ Speedy (photocopying store) ___ Speedy (rival of Kinko's) ___ sandwich (military response format) sure i ll do that Sideline reporter Tony whose nickname is "Goose" (anagram of IS A SUGAR) Stevie Wonder hit honoring Ellington Stevie Wonder's Ellington tribute Stevie Wonder's tribute to Ellington Salutation for a king Seattle Slew, to Swale Seattle Slew, vis-à-vis Swale Secretariat's retirement role Secretariat's role in retirement Sovereign address Sovereign's title Stable father Stable father figure? Stable papa Stable pop Stable stud Stallion, to a foal Start a line State Fair datum Stock issuer? Street Cry, to Street Sense Stud farm dad Stud farm habitue Stud farm horse Stud farm resident Stud farm stud Stud fee earner Stud horse, to many foals Stud in a stable Stud on a stud farm Stud, often Studbook listing Started a line? Studded? SWEET singer of mythology Sailor lurer of myth Sailor serenader Sailor temptress Sailor's lure of myth Sailor's lurer of myth Sarah Brightman song for a fire alarm? Screen vampire. Sea nymph, part bird and part woman. Sea nymph, part bird. Sea songstress Seamen's beguiler Seductive lurer Seductive sea nymph. Seductive singer Seductress in the "Odyssey" Seductress of note Severe weather warning sound She beguiles with wiles and smiles Shipwreck cause, in Greek myth Sign to pull over Signal to clear the road Signal to pull over Silent screen slinker Singer at sea Singer in Homer's "Odyssey" Singer in the "Odyssey" Singer of myth Singer seeking sailors Singer to Ulysses. Sleep ender, maybe Sleep interrupter, at times Sound during a chase Sound from Car 54 Sound from an ambulance Sound heard after one is caught in a certain trap Sound heard in Kiss' "Firehouse" Sound in a chase scene Sound in a chase scene, perhaps Sound in many a Public Enemy song Sound of an approaching ambulance Sound of an emergency Sound of trouble Sound that means "Get out of the way!" Sound with flashing lights Source of a fatal attraction? Spellbinder of a sort Squad car device Squad car feature Squad car sound Squad-car device Squad-car item Squad-car sound Squad-car squealer Squad-car wailer Starbucks logo character Starbucks logo creature Starbucks logo woman Storied temptress Street clearer Sultry singer __ song (enticement) Spanish "mermaid" Screaming whistle: Var. Sounded a warning signal Signal devices: Var. Sea cow or dugong. SIREN (family) Sea nymphs, part bird and part woman. Seductive women Signals to pull over Singers of attractive songs? Singers on the briny Some sounds of the city Some urban noise pollution Sounds from fire trucks Sounds in car chase scenes Sounds of the city Sounds that cause traffic stoppages Speeders' dreads Squad-car devices Squad-car sounds Sultry ones "Sound of da Police" or "The Artist in the Ambulance"? Seductively alluring appeal Source of temptation Second careers for thoroughbreds Some form-sheet data Some former race horses Some retired racehorses Some stallions and sovereigns Stable dads Stable fathers Stable papas Stable studs Stallions' fathers Stud farm residents Stud horses Studbook figures Studs, likely Successful studs Subject of Noyes poem. "Sorry, I didn't quite get that" assistant Samsung : Bixby :: Apple : __ She can act as a D.J., nowadays She can have an Irish voice in iOS 12 She can make a call for you She knows the answers to a lot of questions She lives on her phone She may answer the question "Do you have any pets?" by replying "I have an angry bird." She may read your messages She says "Go ahead, I'm listening ..." She started speaking Arabic in December 2015 She used to be able to help if you asked her where to bury a body She wakes up when you say "Hey" to her She'll take you home if you ask her to She's available at the touch of a button Shit That ___ Says (tumblr about a piece of iPhone software) Smart talker on an iPhone? Sometimes-sassy assistant Source of phone answers Speaker on some phones Speaker whose voice or language can be changed Speaker with the HomePod Stud finder's goal Stud's work Subatomic scientist/mathematician? *Start of an instruction to an automated assistant Satellite radio company Satellite radio company founded by Martine Rothblatt Satellite radio giant Satellite radio that features Howard Stern Standout star Star in Canis Major Star in the Greater Dog Stern's home Satellite radio station that covers soccer 24/7 Shakespeare's Falstaff, familiarly Soldier's barked denial Saharan wind South wind from Sahara. Sultry visitor from the south Saharan winds Sweet liquids: Fr. Satirist Sitwell. Scornful term of address. Shakespearean address Shakespearean expression of impatience Shakespearean term of address Star in Andromeda Shakespearean terms of address
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