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Spy's forte Surreptitious action Surreptitious movement Surreptitiousness Succeed in a kids' game involving grabbing and tagging Sneaky tweak to an online article Secretive Air Force plane Secretive state Sandblaster's need Sauna atmosphere Sauna emission Sauna output Sauna sight Sauna stuff Sauna vapor Ship's power. Shower by-product Sign of hot water Something lost close to bedtime Something to blow off Something to blow off or let off Something to get up Something to let off Soup dumpling emanation Stern-wheeler propellant Superheated water Sweat lodge fill sauna staff Sauna alternative Spa offering with ancient Roman origins Setting for the first Mickey Mouse cartoon Slow watercraft Some Mississippi River traffic Small group with showy scarf and fabric ... that is a classic cartoon (9,6) Seafood item from a beach cookout Staple side in much of the world Ship with smokestacks Soft-shell clam Sort of ship Stanley ___ (early auto) Stanley ___ (early automobile) Stanley's 1906 car Stanley's car Seafood bucketful Seashore treat Ships or clams Side-wheelers. Soft clams Soft shell clams Soft-shell clams Sailor's luggage piece Shipboard storage unit Shipboard swimwear? Source of heat in winter, perhaps Show tune with the lyric "I can't get warm without your hand to hold" Some curtain fresheners Stick Oscar winner Jeremy in a sauna? Secretly unseal, in a way Secretly unseal, perhaps Sci-fi genre set in the Victorian era Sci-fi subgenre with "retrofuturistic" technology Speculative sci-fi genre with anachronistic technology State of being water vapor? Some commercial vessels Steady vapor flow? Small get together with incense (5,2) Supply with energy: Colloq. Sauna descriptor Saunalike Sensual, as a scene Salt from a white acid. Stearic acid salts. Solid fat Solid part of fat. Solid portion of fat Substance used in candle making. Solid portion of a fat Solid fats Solid portions of fats. Substances used in soap Soapstone Soapstones She sings Elsa, Mimi, Arabella, etc. She sings Mimi, Marguerite, etc. She sings at the Met. Singer from West Virginia. Singer of Mimi, Manon, Marguerite, etc. Soprano Eleanor Soprano from W. Va. Soprano of the Met. Star of the Met. Shadowfax, to Gandalf Silver e.g. Silver to the Lone Ranger Sir mount? Sleipnir or Bucephalus Sleipnir, Gulltoppr, or Gullfaxi, in Norse myth Sleipnir, e.g. Sleipnir, for Odin Sleipnir, to Odin Snorty ride Spirited carrier Spirited equine Spirited mount [*SEE NOTE WINDOW] Spirited stallion Striking mount Swift, strong stallion Suggestive of a spirited horse Silver, Champion, etc. Sir mounts? Sleipnir and Pegasus Some mounts Spirited gallopers Spirited mounts Spirited rides Stable animals Stable assets Stable population Stallions Stallions, e.g. Stately horses Stately mounts Strong mounts Supports for tilting Scots word meaning shut "Stainless" metal Saw blade material Scalpel material Scratchy wool material? Shade of gray or blue Shaq role Shaquille O Neal film Shaquille O'Neal as superhero Shaquille O'Neal film Shaquille film She wrote "Season of Passion" Shipment from Bethlehem Shipment from Harrisburg. Shipment to Detroit Skyscraper guts Skyscraper material Slinky material, traditionally Soap-pad material Something categorized by carbon content Sort of drum or band Source of Andrew Carnegie's fortune Source of J.P. Morgan's fortune Source of livelihood for characters in Billy Joel's "Allentown" (it would have been, more aptly, called "Bethlehem", but he thought "Allentown" sounded better) Stainless ___ appliances Stainless product Stainless stuff Stainless, maybe Stelco production Stones "___ Wheels" Strong alloy Strong material from a mill Structural girders Structural material Sturdy metal Superhero played by Shaquille O'Neal Superman comparison Superman make-up Superman's "makeup" Superman's composition? Superman's metal Superman, the Man of ___ Sword composition Sword metal Sword stuff Sword, poetically Symbol of rigidity Supporting elements in a story? Stadium levels reinforced with metal strips? Shade near cerulean Strong enclosure Stagnation in the milling industry? Safe entry? Safe room barrier Staple of Trinidadian music Some Caribbean percussion "Spectator" essayist "Storm" novelist Shelby who wrote "The Content of Our Character" Sir Richard of "The Tattler" Sir Richard of The Tatler Sir Richard who co-founded the Spectator Sir Roger de Coverley's creator. Small-screen sleuth's surname Sociologist Shelby Soldier, essayist, dramatist, M. P. and knight. Spectator name Suave TV sleuth Remington Set oneself against Strengthened (oneself) Smith who makes edged tools. Super Bowl XIII and XIV winning player Super Bowl XL ring wearer Super Bowl XLIII winner Super Bowl player in 1979 Six-time Lombardi Trophy winners Super Bowl XIV champs Super Bowl XIV players Super Bowl XIV winners Super Bowl XL champs Super Bowl XLIII champs Super Bowl champs Four-time Australian Open champ Super Bowl champs of '09 Superbowl XL team Superbowl champs Superbowl champs 1975 Sir Richard and his lady Stuff for a hard-wearing lawn? Shade similar to gunmetal Standard file cabinet color Silvery trout silvery North Pacific variety of the rainbow trout Schoolyard ball Shiny metal marble Shiny playing marble Shooter banned from tournaments Silvery marble Stronger and harder Superlatively strong Scrappy business? Sheet metal producer Sheet metal producer (Danielle, John Stuart) Sight in Hamilton or Pittsburgh Sheet metal producers Slag sources Sculpture in an avian-themed art installation? Skeet shooting challenge? Strong support bar often used in construction Sturdy plant stake Stock exchange items. Stock grouping Stock market group Stock-list grouping Strengthens (oneself) Swords: Poet. Safety shoe feature *Sharp mind, figuratively Sharp mind, so to speak Symbol for a sharp mind Symbol of acuity Sharp minds, so to speak Some metal frames Scour pad material Scouring pad material Scouring substance Sink-side item
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