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see one's performance improve "Scalpel!" requester Smooth operator, one would hope Someone who might really be into you? Some hospital staff members Strong swells Sudden oscillations Sudden swells Sudden upswings Sort of gauze Sterile hand wear Smart curing utensils Small Cruise Strait between Leyte and Dinagat. S.A. country, old style Sometimes called Dutch Guiana. South America's smallest country South America's smallest republic Smallest South American country Smallest country in South America Smallest country on it's continent South American country with a Caribbean culture Sobriquet in a South American country? South American dollar spender Sullen and gruff Sullenly ill-humored Scary place to pray? Supposition, guess Sarkisian, for Cher, once Smith or Jones, i.e. Smith, Jones or Brown Smith and Jones Smith and Jones, e.g. Scoop a major news magazine? Something unexpected Starting impetus *Stealthy incursions Shocking thing left at your front door? Social event of a kind. Shock sources Strange like a dream Salvador Dalí, for one STRIKE sail Sports fan's pose of disbelief with hands on head and elbows pointed out Some buggies someone who takes the place of another person Sheriff of Nottingham's plan? Something more to be paid someone who conducts a statistical survey Sources of "Family Feud" answers Stays alive Skating champ Bonaly Shady, among gamers who play "Among Us" Shady, for short Shady, for short (it's a palindrome) Shady, in modern slang Skeptical, for short Slang word that drops "-picious" Swine genus swine genus animal life Shushan of the Bible. Site of Darius I's winter palace "Stop the Insanity!" author Powter Sarandon Actress Sarandon of "Bull Durham" Sarandon of "Dead Man Walking" Sarandon of "Lorenzo's Oil" Sarandon of "Stepmom" Sarandon of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" Sarandon of "Thelma & Louise" Sarandon of Hollywood Sarandon of film Sarandon of films Sarandon of the screen Sarandon or Hayward Sarandon or Sontag Sarandon or Strasberg Sarandon, played Louise Scottish singer Boyle Scottish singing sensation Boyle Screen legend Sarandon Senator Collins Senator Collins of Maine She can be lazy She can be lazy or black-eyed She was "sought desperately" in a film Singer Aglukark Singer Boyle Singing sensation Boyle Sister of Lucy, Edmund and Peter in the Narnia books Sister of Peter, Edmund and Lucy in C.S. Lewis's Narnia stories Sister of Peter, Edmund and Lucy, in the Narnia books Soap star Lucci Sontag or Sarandon Sontag who wrote "In America" St. James of Hollywood Stamberg of NPR Strasberg or Hayward Strassberg or Hayward Suffragette Anthony Suffragist Anthony Suffragist ___ B. Anthony Successor of Dwight on U.S. dollar coins Suffragist pioneer Suffragist and statesman Sarandon's lure? S&L for daytime TV fans? Shakespeare's eldest child. Stephen Foster title girl "Stop the Insanity!" exercise guru Saint James and Hayward Sarandon and Sontag Singer Boyle and others Some are lazy She played Kate on "Kate & Allie" Star of "Thelma & Louise" She made her film debut in "Picnic": 1955 susceptive Sake accompaniment Sake go-with Sake go-with, sometimes Sashimi cousin Seaweed around rice around fish Seaweed wrapped fish Seaweed- wrapped delicacy Seaweed-wrapped Japanese fare Seaweed-wrapped delicacy Seaweed-wrapped dish Seaweed-wrapped fare Seaweed-wrapped food Seaweed-wrapped roll Seaweed-wrapped rolls Ship mostly transporting American and Japanese food Side order with udon Some Japanese cuisine Some Japanese fare Some bar food Some dinner rolls Some rolls Sour, cold rice dish South American opening trendy lunch dish (5) Spider rolls, e.g. Starters of soup unusually served hot in cold dish Stuff served at bars Sashimi server Spicy tuna sellers Social event with rolls Starch prepared with vinegar Stuff in a roll at a Japanese restaurant "Spider" or "dragon" dish, perhaps Selections at some bars Striped cotton fabric Sleeper in a '50s song Sleeping Everly Brothers girl Sleeping girl in a 1950s hit Sleeping girl in an Everly Brothers hit Sleepyhead in an Everly Brothers hit Sleepyhead in an Everly Brothers song Sleepyhead in an Everlys tune Subject of a Cantor song Squirrel fur Spanish winger who played for AC Milan and Sevilla Stop temporarily: Abbr. suspecting Sextet in Clue State in which people are often held State in which you wait State of excited uncertainty State of nervous uncertainty state of uncertainty while awaiting news, an event, etc Some school punishments "Sneaking" feeling Sigh: Poet. Site of the Piltdown Man hoax Stocky spaniel Solve, in British slang Suffer, as an injury Support continuously Suffers, as an injury Supplies with life's necessities SOUND of whispering SOUTH Island waterfall Supplier to an army Shoemaker: Rare. Sanskrit aphorism Sermon by Buddha Sermon of Buddha sutta Sanskrit sermons Some selections in Vedic Sanskrit Self-immolation, old Hindu custom. sutteeism "Sons of Anarchy" creator Kurt Sacramento founder Seaport on West Hokkaido. Seamlike joint Sew like Cristina Yang Sew up, as a wound Skull joint Small operating expense Surgeon's closing line? Surgeon's closure Surgeon's finale Surgeon's needlework. Surgeon's seam Surgeon's sewing thread Surgeon's stitch Surgeon's work Surgery stitch Surgical seam Surgical stitch Sewed by a surgeon Sewed, surgically Sewn, post-op Special stitches. Surgeon's stitches Surgeons' threads Surgery closers Surgical stitches Surgical stitching Sew one's own cut Sewing up, in an operating room SPORTS utility vehicle Santa Fe or Tucson, in brief Santa Fe, e.g. Santa Fe, for one Sequoia, for example Sequoia, for one Seven-seater Soccer mom's ride Soccer mom's vehicle Soccer mom's wheels for short, Soccer mom's wheels, stereotypically Sportage, e.g. Station wagon descendant Station-wagon alternative Station-wagon descendant South Pacific's largest city Stretches that are higher than normal Santa Fe and Tahoe, e.g. Santa Fe and Tucson, e.g. Santa Fe and Tucson, in the auto world Soccer family rides Some 4WD rides Some 4WD vehicles Some GM behemoths Some autos with 4WD Some gas guzzlers Station wagons' cousins, briefly SWANNEE River (alt.)
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