Letter S 311750–312000

Scot's hat Scot's head-coverer Scot's headwear Scot's lid Scot's sun blocker Scot's topper Scotch bonnet Scotch cap Scotch guard for the head Scotch topper Scotsman's cap Scotsman's topper Scottie's topper Scottish Beret Scottish bonneet Scottish head cover Scottish head covering Scottish headgear Scottish headwarmer Scottish headwear Scottish lid Scottish top Scottish topper Scottish words beret Scottish words hat Sen. Hayakawa's headwear Shetland chapeau Shetlander's chapeau Skye cap Skye topper Smart style in hats. Soft headwear Souvenir from Glasgow Souvenir from Scotland Sporran wearer's headgear Sporty cap Stirling topper Sound of a drum in jazz music "Slaves of New York" author Janowitz "Slaves of New York" writer Janowitz Subject to breaking Savory treat with meat or cheese, wrapped for steaming SPANISH American corn dish Serving at a quinceañera Snack for José Sonoran's hot snack South-of-the border order South-of-the-border order, perhaps South-of-the-border treat Southwestern dish Steamed Mexican fare Steamed Mexican munchie Steamed Mexican snack Steamed cantina dish Steamed cantina food Steamed dish that may be prepared in an olla Steamed snack Steaming Mexican treat Street food often filled with recado rojo Stuffed corn husk Savory dish that actually isn't husk-wrapped Southwestern American casserole named for a popular Mexican dish Southwestern casserole with a cornbread crust Snacks wrapped in corn husks South of the border orders Southwestern treats Specialties of the house in Mexico. Spicy food truck items Steamed Mexican dish Steamed Mexican dishes Steamed dishes Steamed food items eaten with the hands Steamed masa dishes Steamed wraps San Francisco Bay resort. Singer/TV personality Braxton Sister of Absalom Sister of Amnon Singer killed in wartime crash. Ski champ McKinney Skier McKinney Soap opera actress Braun Soaps actress Braun Spicy Italian mixture Spicy condiment relished by Italians. Spicy powdered condiment Salty Japanese condiment Sauce that becomes a fruit when you add "nd" to the end Soy sauce Soy sauce often gluten-free Soy sauce sort Soy sauce variety SOCOTRA capital shrub with a red oval edible fruit SOUTH American marmoset Small South American primate Small marmosel. Small monkey aka marmoset Small, bushy-tailed monkey Squirrel-sized monkey that's one letter short of a fruit small South American marmoset with silky fur and long nonprehensile tail small monkey of South and Central America Sharif-Andrews movie "The ___ Seed" sour fruit pulp Shrub with pink flowers Shaken instrument that jingles Serviceable but harmless Showing no fight. Somewhat boring Soothe, as a savage beast Subdue, as wild hair Subdued Pixies song? Suitable for a petting zoo Suitable for children, say Suitable for family movie night, in a way Smoothed, as frizzy hair Softened, as color. Subdued Simba Subdued, as a horse Subdued, as a messy head of hair Subdued, as a tiger Subdued, as an animal Subdued, as frizzy hair Submissive at last State of being broken Siegfried or Roy Sparkling less "Sister, Sister" star Some circus workers Some whip wielders Smooths, as unruly hair Subdues a shrew Subdues, as wild hair Solomon Sea's __ Islands Suspense author Hoag Suspense novelist Hoag "So Into You" singer Scenic Florida road. Scenic trail in Florida. Southern Florida "trail" that's a portmanteau of the two cities it connects Southern tourist trail squirrel genus South Indian language spoken in Chennai Second-largest Sri Lankan ethnicity Source of the words "curry" and "pariah" Source of the words "mulligatawny" and "catamaran" South Indian language Southeast Asian Tiger Sri Lanka language Sri Lanka native Sri Lanka official language Sri Lankan language Sri Lankan lingo Sri Lankan native Sri Lankan people Sri Lankan separatist Sri Lankan tongue Some Sri Lankans Some northern Sri Lankans South Indian peoples. Sri Lanka group Sri Lankan minority Sieve made of cloth Strainer made of cloth. Strainer made of woolen cloth Smokey Robinson's daughter (hidden in BRICK TAMLAND) Soviet Nobel physicist Singer Terrell short for tam-o'shanter, a traditional Scottish hat "Stand by Your Man" singer Wynette Sandra Dee title role Sandra Dee title role, 1961 and 1963 "__ Shanter": Burns poem "___ Shanter" Shanter start __-shanter: Scottish cap Scot's signature hat Smush (down) Squish down Stomp (down) Saint Pete neighbor Saint Petersburg neighbor Sarah Paulson's Florida hometown Seaport in Florida. Seaport in west Florida Seat of Florida's Hillsborough County Seat of Hillsborough County, Florida Seat of Hillsborough County, with a population of 400,000+ Setting of Raymond James Stadium Setting of Steinbrenner Field Sister city of St. Petersburg Site of the Outback Bowl Snowbird's destination, perhaps Soccer's ___ Bay Rowdies Source of some cigars Southeastern city on its own bay Southern "Bay" city Southern cigar center. St. Pete neighbor St. Pete's neighbor St. Petersburg neighbor St. Petersburg's bay St. Petersburg's sister city Super Bowl LV city Super Bowl XVIII site Super Bowl XXV site Super Bowl XXXVII winner, for short Surprisingly, the Rays don't play there St. Petersburger neighbor Stayfree competitor Saboteur, perhaps Seaport city of Mexico. Seaport in east Mexico. Seaport of Mexico. Scot toppers Scot's tops Scotch bonnet peppers are named for their resemblance to them Scots' apparel. Scots' caps Scots' hats Scots' toppers Scotsmen's caps Scottish berets Scottish brims Scottish caps Scottish chapeaus Scottish hats Scottish head warmers Scottish lids Scottish toppers Scottish tops Skye caps Some Glaswegians wear them Some people's headgear. Stirling toppers Saucer-shaped gong Sch. with the largest student body in Texas "Saving Fish From Drowning" novelist Amy "Saving Fish from Drowning" writer Amy "So you'll sit in the sun / You'll come back with a ___" ("Merrily We Roll Along" lyric) Shade from sun exposure Shade between brown and yellow SAILS, harden Salon acquisition Salon bed acquisition Salon goal, maybe Salon goal, sometimes Salongoer's goal, maybe Sand hue Sand relative