Letter S 313750–314000

Sensory device Sweetness sensor Sweetness sensors Sampled the flavour of Sampled, as food Sampled, as soup Suffered a loss Suggested, flavorwise Showing good aesthetic judgement "Sense" a win Smell victory Sampling specialist Selector of teas. Sipping specialist Small sample, to Brits Soave sampler someone who samples food or drink for its quality Sample group Samplers Some test participants Some winery visitors Sommeliers, at times Samples a bit of Samples for savor. Samples, as soup Samplings Savors or flavors Senses of style Sips at Sips or nibbles Sweet and sour Sweet and sour, e.g. Sweetness and sourness Suggests to the palate Suggests, flavorwise Suggests, in a way *Soda comparison, perhaps Soda market research tool Sipper, perhaps Sources of bite marks? Some "Hell's Kitchen" challenges Some ad features Subjective side-by-side comparisons Skittles slogan ... or an alternate title for this puzzle Slogan for Skittles Sample offering Spoon-fed line small shallow cup for wine tasting Scrumptious, in product names Second half of many annoyingly overenthusiastic portmanteaus Superior in flavor Superlative on "Top Chef" Sampling (food) Sipping, perhaps Something curated by a chef Savory: Colloq. Scrumdiddlyumptious Strikingly attractive: Colloq. (Slaps)ti(ck s)t(ar,) "Par(ade" ac)t(or, a)n(d Oscar nomin)e(e of F)r(ance) Slang for a tattoo Short for decoration on skin Sean Connery had one reading "Scotland Forever", informally Shoddy articles Show of affection for mom? Skin art, briefly Skin art, for short Skin art, in brief Skin art, slangily Skin color, casually? Skin coloring, briefly? Skin decoration, for short Skin design, briefly Skin design, for short Skin engraving Skin ink Skin ink, casually Skin ink, for short Skin ink, slangily Skin pic Skin work, informally Slang for a picture on skin Slangy bit of body art Sleeve element, for short Sleeve or body suit, slangily Sleeve, say, casually Sleeve, say, for short Something you might get with a piercing, informally Stick 'n' poke artwork Swap for tit Sylvester, in Tweetyspeak Sylvester, to Tweetie Sylvester, to Tweety Bird Sylvester, to Tweety Pie shabby article shabby articles syllable Gun syllable Machine gun sound "See ya!" in Soho "See ya!," for a Brit "See ya, old chap!" "See ya," in England "See ya," in London "See ya," in Sheffield "See ya," in Stratford "See you next time" "See you," in Savoy "So long!" in London "So long, dahling" "So long, dear boy" "So long, luv!" "So long, old chap!" "So long," in Soho "So long," in Surrey Steel giant with roots in Mumbai Salisbury "See ya!" See you, in Soho Sing-song signoff in Salisbury So long, in England So long, in Leeds So-long So-long, in Liverpool Socialite's "bye" Socialite's signoff Soho send-off Soho sign-off Soho so-long Splitting syllables Syllables of departure stew containing potatoes and cheap cuts of meat Shogun's luxury furnishing Straw floor mat Straw mat Surface at a karate tournament Sight in many a Japanese restaurant Some judo mats Straw mats Siberia native Siberian native Siberian neighbor Siberian tradesman Siberian tribesman Someone regarded as ferocious or violent Soviet Asian Soviet region, for short Steppes dweller Steppes inhabitant Steppes native Steppes resident Steppes settler Strait between Sakhalin Island and Asia Strait forming north arm of Japan Sea. Strait off the Sea of Japan Siberians Some Crimeans Some Siberians Some subjects of Genghis Khan Stalinites in Kazan area. Steppes settlers SAKHALIN Island gulf (USSR) Siberia. "Save the ___" (slogan for breast cancer awareness) Sandhurst send-offs Save the ___ (bawdily-named 2000s breast cancer awareness campaign) Slangy adieux Slangy farewells Slangy send-offs So longs Socialites' signoffs Soho "so longs" Soho so-longs Some British farewells Sounds with waves Splitting expressions Suffolk send-offs Surrey sign-offs Spot or stain: Obs. "Soap" family name "Soap" name Sharon ___ (actress played by Margot Robbie) Sharon of "Valley of the Dolls" Sharon of 1960s Hollywood Sir Henry for whom a gallery is named Sir Henry's gallery Site of Millais's painting "Ophelia" Site of many London hangings Site of many a Sargent Site of some Millais works, with "the" Site of some Sargent paintings Site of some Sargents St Ives gallery Sucralose maker _____ & Lyle Sugar baron/art collector/philanthropist Sugar magnate Henry, who donated his art collection Sugar magnate who endowed a gallery Sugar magnate who established a network of British art galleries Surname in "A Rage to Live" __ St Ives: Cornwall museum ___ Springs, TN "Snuffy Smith" baby Spud, in American slang Spud, by another name Side dish, informally Slang for a home run Slangy potato Slangy side dish Snuffy Smith's kid Snuffy Smith's son Snuffy Smith's son, in the comics Snuffy's boy Snuffy's son Snuffy's younger Something peeled Something to pare, informally Son of Snuffy Smith Son of Snuffy Smith, in the comics Source of French fries, informally Source of edible "tots" Source of hash browns, informally Source of hash browns, slangily Southern spud Spud, informally Spud, to some. Starchy fare, informally Starchy fare, slangily Starchy food, informally Starchy item, informally Starchy side dish, informally Starchy side dish, slangily Starchy snack Starchy spheroid, informally Starchy tuber: Dial. Starchy veggie (sl.) Stereotypical K.P. item Strachy spheroid, informally Spud grader? Salamis, e.g. Some blasts Some long balls Source of hash, slangily Sources for skins Starchy fixin's Schooled by a spud? Spud-eating jags? School cafeteria morsel Spud for Napoleon Dynamite Spud nugget Starchy bite Starchy bite atop a hot dish Starchy breakfast bite Starchy, deep-fried bite