Letter S
Shape on a "one way" sign
Shape on a one-way sign
Shape on some road signs
Sherwood Forest missile
Shift key symbol
Shot across the bow?
Shower of the way
Sign symbol
Sign symbol, sometimes
Signal at busy intersections
Signboard symbol.
Something in a quiver
Something to follow
Stephen Amell TV series
Stick in a quiver
Straight shooter?
Straightness standard
Street sign
Street symbol
Superhero once played by Stephen Amell on The CW
Superhero series on the CW
Symbol accompanying the words "This side up"
Symbol by the phrase "You are here"
Symbol controlled by a mouse
Symbol for turning traffic
Symbol hidden in the FedEx logo
Symbol in a flowchart
Symbol of Cupid.
Symbol of straightness
Symbol on Aang's forehead
Symbol on Aang's head in "Avatar: The Last Airbender"
Symbol on a "One Way" sign
Symbol on a "This way" sign
Symbol on a flowchart
Symbol on a freeway exit sign
Symbol on a one-way street sign
Symbol on a shift key
Symbol on many road signs
Symbol on road signs
Symbol on several PC keys
Symbol on several keys
spear
SALT water marsh grass
Shaft attachment
sharp point
Some shaft attachments
Scrolling convenience
Small shaft
Starch used as a binder or thickener
Starch-yielding plant
Starchy product
Starchy thickener
sauce thickener
Some starchy plants
Set of keyboard keys
Shafted weapons.
Shafts.
Slings partner
Slings' mates
Some ingredients of "outrageous fortune."
Some road markings
Some road signs
Street signs.
small missiles
Sinclair Lewis doctor
Sinclair Lewis novel
Sinclair Lewis novel for which he received (but declined) the Pulitzer Prize
Sinclair Lewis's Pulitzer novel
South Pacific address
Swift; piercing
supersonic
SPANISH brook
SPANISH gulch
SPANISH stream (word for)
SPANISH watercourse
STREAM (Sp.)
Small gulch
Southwest channel
Southwest gulch
Southwestern channel
Southwestern gulch
Southwestern gully
Steep gully
Steep-sided gulch
Steep-sided gully
Steep-sided watercourse
Streamlet
Steep-sided gullies
Spanish for "rice"
Spanish grain
Spanish rice
Spanish side dish
Spanish staple
Spanish word for rice, used in name of various dishes
Spanish chicken/rice dish
"SpongeBob SquarePants" exclamation
SFO incoming flights
SFO landings
SFO postings
Sched. entries
Sched. notations
Sched. times
Sheet music abbrs.
Some airport data: Abbr.
Some airport times: Abbr.
Some notices at LAX
Station abbrs.
"Sine scientia ___ nihil est" ("Without knowledge, skill is nothing")
"___ sine scientia nihil est" (Latin motto)
"___ sine scientia nihil est" (old Latin motto)
Skill, in old Rome
Skill, to Cato
Skill: Lat.
Some people roll them in pairs
Some seen in mirrors?
Sounds you don't hear from a Bostonian
Spaniards roll theirs
Sculpture and painting, in Latin
Start of M-G-M's motto
Start of the MGM motto
Suffixes of agency.
___ subtilior (musical style)
Seat at Buckingham Palace?
Seat at King Arthur's table?
Seat for the Queen?
Seat in Parliament?
Seat in a loo?
Seat in the British Parliament?
Seat in the London Stock Exchange?
Stones' bottom?
Significant supply
Source of resources
Stock of weapons
Stockpile of ammo
Storage building.
Storage place of a kind.
Store of weapons
Store with a magazine rack, perhaps
Storehouse for guns.
Storehouse for military equipment.
Storehouse of a sort
Supply of arms
Supply of weapons
sheath
Stocks of weapons
Storage places of a sort.
Storage sites for weapons
Storehouses
Storehouses for arms.
Stores
Stores or collections
Salt of a poison
Salt related to a poison
Sherlock Holmes' adversary Lupin
Sherlock's French counterpart
Sleuth Lupin
SEMI-METALLIC element
STEEL-grey semi-metallic element
Straight As in chemistry?
Strong poison.
Stuff in rat poison
Subject of a Lindsay-Crouse play.
Suspected cause of Napoleon's death
Sideshow barkers peddling element #33?
Sammo Hung's "Martial Law" co-star
Salt of arsenious acid.
Site of Glutei
Sister of Cleopatra.
stressed syllable
syllable
Suffix with movie
Start of Caesar's comment at a museum?
Serious crime
Setting for fraud, maybe
Setting of a fire maliciously
Sin ending in cinders
Smokey Bear's worry
Smokey the Bear's nightmare
Some insurance fraud
Subject of an insurance investigation
Subject of the 1991 movie "Backdraft"
Some insurance fraud filings
Some insurance frauds
Some match results
Some police investigations
salvarsan
"Science made clear": Cocteau
"Science made clear," per Jean Cocteau
"So vast is ___, so narrow human wit": Alexander Pope
Subject for Da Vinci
Sculpture or painting, perhaps
Sapp milieu
Sapp's source of fame
School class
School course.
School department
School study.
Science alternative
Sculpted figure, for example
Sculptor's field
Sculpture and murals, e.g.
Sculpture example
Sculpture garden pieces
Sculpture or cinema, e.g.
Sculpture or dance
Sculpture or mural
Sculpture or painting
Sculpture or portrait
Sculpture or woodcarving
Sculpture, e.g.
Sculpture, etc.
Sculpture, for instance
Sculpture, for one
Sculpture, paintings, etc.
Sculptures and mobiles
Sculptures and oils
Sculptures and paintings, e.g.
Sculptures and such
Sculptures, e.g.
Sculptures, murals, etc.
Sculptures, oils, etc.
Sculptures, stained glass, etc.
Seascapes, statuary et al.
Seduction, for example
Seeming simplicity.
Self-portraits and such
Serious hang-ups?
Shakespearean verb
Shamsky of the Amazin' Mets
Shamsky of the Miracle Mets
Shaw's "magic mirror"
Shell or Buchwald
Significant creations
Singer Garfunkel
Sister Wendy's passion
Sketches, e.g.
Sketchy subject?
Sketchy topic?
Skill of the masters
Skilled execution
Skilled technique
Skilled workmanship
Skillful ?? of knowledge.
Smock-wearer's class
SoHo loft output
Some Sotheby's offerings
Some busts
Some costly hangings
Some exhibited work
Some hang-ups
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