Letter S 30250–30500

Superstar Yankee, familiarly Superstar in the Biogenesis baseball scandal, for short Superstar on the Yankees, familiarly shortstop, once Texas border city Skunk cabbage Skunk cabbage or calla lily Skunk cabbage, e.g. Skunk cabbage, for one Sweet flag or calla lily Scram, old style. Scram: Shakespearean. Shakespeare's "begone." Shakespeare's word for "Get out!" Shakespearean "Begone!" Sandwich order words Swiss pine Swiss pines. Scent detected by the nose SCENT of kitchen SENSORY input Sachet emanation Sachet quality Sachet's emission Sachet's output Sachet's quality Salivation cause Savory quality Savory scent Savory smell Scent emanating from an oven Scent from a kitchen Scent of a woman Scented candle emanation Scented candle's output Scratch and sniff feature Scratch-and-sniff sticker feature Sensory feature of restaurants Skunk cabbage has a strong one Skunk's ID Smell carrion meat every now and then Smell from a bakery Smell from a candy store Smell of baking bread, e.g. Smell of fresh banana bread, e.g. Smell of freshly baked cookies, e.g. Smell of holiday cookies, for instance Smell of hot cider, say Smell of hot coffee, say Smell of pie, e.g. Smell of therapy? Smell that entices Smell that may be therapeutic Snout stimulus Something a bakery produces Something coffee has Something found in a locker room Something from the oven Something in the air Something made in a chocolate factory? Something picked up at a coffee shop Something sniffed Something the nose knows Something you might pick up at a bakery Something you might pick up from a restaurant Sometimes-therapeutic smell Sommelier's concern Sommelier's criterion Sommelier's detection Source of allure, maybe Spice, e.g. Spiciness. Spicy fragrance. Spicy odor Spicy smell. Spray, perhaps Starbucks allure Starbucks asset Starbucks has one Starbucks lure Starbucks pickup Strong smell Subject for a wine connoisseur Subtle quality. Sweet scent. Sweet smell Sweet smell of success, at a bakery Sweet smell of success? Swell smell scent Pleasing scent Therapeutic bath smell Pleasant smell Savory jelly Some people in queerplatonic relationships SCIENCE of pure flower and plant essences Smell-O-Vision competitor of 1950s cinema Smell-O-Vision rival Salivation causes Salivation stimuli Savors. Savory odors. Savory smells. Scents Scents, as may be sensed from incense Smells Smells from the bakery Smells from the kitchen Smells in restaurants Smells of chestnuts roasting, e.g. Some memory triggers Spicy odors. Spicy perfumes. Starbucks emanations Sweet smells SMELL pleasantly pungent Spicy Sweet smelling Sweet to the nose Sweet-scented Sweet-smelling scented Sweet or spicy. Spices. Schoenberg opera "Moses und ___" Schoenberg's "Moses and _____" Schoenberg's "Moses und __" Schonberg's "Moses und ___" Schînberg's "Moses und __" Schönberg opera "Moses und ___" Second name in Memphis Second name in rock Short river into the Loire. Steinbeck sibling Steinbeck twin Side dish suffix Side-dish brand name ender Side-dish brand suffix Suffix for a rice-based "San Francisco treat" Slangy ending for "buck" Slangy suffix Slangy suffix for "buck" Slangy suffix with buck Stink ending Suffix cue Buck Info Suffix for buck Suffix for buck or stink Suffix for stink Suffix with buck Suffix with buck (U.S.) and jack (Australia) Suffix with buck or jack Switch ender Stratford Inn request Seedy place? Soap on ___ (shower novelty) Soap-on-__ Soap-on-__ (bath product) Soap-on-___ (bath buy) Sat up SWISS ski resort Seal "Kiss From ___" Showed respect for the National Anthem Soared. Sprang Sprang (from) Sprang forth Sprang into being Sprang to one's feet Sprang up Start of Gertrude's quote Start of a Stein line Started to somnambulate Started up. Stein ending Stein line ender Stein quote ending Stein subject. Stein threepeat? Stein's repetition Stein-line ending Stemmed Stemmed (from) Stood up or flower? Stopped hitting snooze, say Stopped lying Subject of G. Stein definition. Subject of Gertrude Stein repetition. Stood up as friends? STEIN line, in part Stein logic Second word of "Pop Goes the Weasel." Somewhere near Start of a seasonal factoid Stroll path, perhaps Simple direction Soon to arrive STATE of excitement Stirring state Stirring to action. Subject for Kinsey Stirring states Shake awake Sound reveille Spark to action Spark, as debate Spur to action Stimulate, as curiosity Stir emotions Stir from slumber Stir to action Stir up, as curiosity Stir up, as in interest Stir up, as interest Stir up, like an emotion Stoke stimulate, make active Spurred (on) Stimulating thing Sudden noise, perhaps Shakes from a slumber Sparks Stimulates Stimulates to action Stirs to action Spurring enthusiasm. Sequentially, after "in" Straight, after "in" "Scrutant l'horizon" sculptor "Shell and Head" sculptor Hans "Shepherd of the Clouds" sculptor "Shirt Front and Fork" artist "Shirt Front and Fork" collagist "Shirt Front and Fork" painter "Shirt Front and Fork" sculptor, 1922 Sculptor Jean Sculptor Jean/Hans Sculptor who described art as "a fruit that grows in man" Sculptor/collagist Jean Strasbourg-born Dadaist Surrealist German-French painter Surrealist Jean Surrealist artist Jean Surrealist sculptor Surrealist who avoided the draft by writing the day's date in every space on his induction paperwork Surrealist who painted... oh, hell, it's a three-letter Surrealist, you know who it is, just fill in his name Surrrealist sculptor Spanish angel's instrument Stringed instrument (It.) Stringed instrument, in Italy Strumento at La Scala set of notes Skin care company founder Adrien