Letter S 288250–288500

Seaport near Rabat. Suburb of Rabat Sarcophagus lid Sarcophagus top Sawmill discard Sculptor's start Sculptor's starting point Serving of Texas toast, e.g. Side of beef part Sidewalk section, e.g. Sidewalk square Sidewalk square, e.g. Simple headstone Sizable chunk Slack part of a sail Slice for a hearty appetite Slice of beef Slice of stone Slice of tofu Solid home base Some meat or concrete Something cut from a quarry Something thick Spot for Guidry's toe Spread on thickly Start for a sculptor Stele or mensa Strip of concrete Strip of pavement Structural element ___-sided (tall and slender). Stonecutter's job Sawmill refuse Servings of ribs Sidewalk sections Some bacon segments Some house foundations Stone chunks Solid and sturdy, as some counters Sturdy table surface Sans tightness Site with workspaces Something to be taken up Something to take up Started phoning it in Semiformal pants Shirks one's duty Sleeps in, maybe "Same Time, Next Year" author "Same Time, Next Year" dramatist "Same Time, Next Year" playwright "Same Time, Next Year" playwright Bernard "Susie" author: 1947 Senator Gorton Senator Gorton of Washington Sole of a plow Spade used in peat bogs. Spelling-challenged band with the hits "Cum On Feel the Noize" and "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" Soles of plows. SILICATE mixture of lime and alumina Scoria from a volcano Scoriaceous lava Smelt residue Smelter by-product Smelter junk Smelter refuse Smelter residue Smelter's fused refuse Smelter's waste Smeltery by-product Smeltery leftovers Smeltery runoff Smelting by product Smelting dross Smelting leftover Smelting leftovers Smelting residue (see what I did there?) Smelting term. Smelting waste material Steel by-product Steel mill by-product Steel mill refuse Steel mill residue Steel mill waste Steel production by-product Steel-making residue Steel-mill refuse Steel-mill residue Steel-mill waste Steelmaker's scoria Seriously insulted, in British slang, with "off" Smelter wastes Smeltery remains Smeltery wastes Smelting byproducts Smelting products. Smelting residues Steel impurities Salut : French :: _____ : Irish SCOTTISH sheep walk Satisfy, as a thirst Satisfy, as curiosity Satisfy, in a way Satisfied a thirst Satisfied, as thirst Satisfies the thirst Satisfies thirst Satisfies, as thirst Sinuous course Sinuous ski race Ski competition event Ski event Ski event with gates Ski in a zee Ski in a zigzag course Ski maneuver Ski manuever Ski past flags Ski race Ski race with gates Ski through flags Skier's course Skier's zigzag Skiing event with gates Skiing in a zigzag downhill. Skiing race Skiing term. Skiing zigzag downhill between flags. Slopes course Sport with gates skiing or canoeing race over a winding course Skied through gates Sinuous ski races Ski contests Ski events Ski feats Ski maneuvers Ski races Ski races with gates Ski runs Skier's courses Skiers' maneuvers. Skiing events Skiing races. Skis between gates Some ski races Street races? Scathing attack Scathing insult Serena __: tennis achievement Serena ___ (tennis feat) Serious putdown Seven bid. Severe jolt, colloq. Shaq specialty Sharif feat Sharp personal criticism Sharply criticize Shut a door angrily Shut a door loudly Shut a door with a bang Shut angrily Shut dramatically Shut forcefully Shut hard Shut in Anger Shut loudly Shut loudly, as a door Shut soundly Shut the door hard Shut the door rudely Shut vigorously Shut violently Shut with a bang Shut with attitude Shut with force Six or seven in a game Six or seven, in bridge. Small or grand Small or grand accomplishment Sock or knock Something grand Sound accompanying an enraged exit Sound at the ending of "A Doll's House" Sound from a mean exit Sound of an angry exit Spoken word competition Spoken word poetry event Strong pan Shut forcefully, as a door shut Bang Big producer sound Door Swiftly and noisily: Colloq. Showy basketball shot Snap to do Sure thing, informally Shut the door, in a way. Snead's nickname Some spoken word performers Spoken word competitors Scathing insults Severe criticisms Shuts abruptly Shuts angrily Shuts forcefully Shuts forcibly Shuts hard Shuts loudly Shuts loudly, as a door Shuts loudly, as doors Shuts noisily Shuts noisily, as a door Shuts vehemently Shuts with a bang Shuts with force Speaks harshly about Storming-out sounds Strong criticisms Sine loco, anno, vel nomine (without place, year, or name): Abbr. Smear tactics Smear with mud, say Spoken defamation Spoken slur Stabs in the back. SPADE for turf spade for cutting turf "Snafu,” for instance. Sandburg's "language that rolls up its sleeves" Shins "New ___" Sicko or wacko, e.g. Sociolinguist's subject Some dictionary additions Some neologisms Some new dictionary additions Some rap lingo Some talk on the street Sort of language generally found in Urban Dictionary Special vocabulary of a group. Street language, often Street speech Street vernacular Style of George Ade's fables. Subject for Eric Partridge Subject of frantic googling by the olds, often Subject of some dictionaries Spoke idiomatically Spiced tongues. Shoptalk, e.g. Snuggies, e.g. Script feature