Letter S 330750–331000

Showy bulb Showy bulb flower Spring bloom from a bulb Spring festival focus Spring springer Spring-blooming bulb Spring-blooming perennial Staple of Dutch Golden Age art Subject of a noted 1637 European market collapse Subject of an annual festival in Holland, Mich. Subject of an annual festival in the Netherlands Subject of history's first speculative bubble Symbol of Holland Symbol on the side of a Turkish Airlines planes Seat designed by Eero Saarinen in 1956 Spring flowers often associated with Holland Some bulbous plants Sorvino of "Goodfellas" Subject of an annual Ottawa festival Seed-drill inventor Jethro SILK for veils SILK net Silk mesh. Silk net fabric Silk netting Stuff of veils stiff net fabric State prison of ancient Rome. Site of the 1921 race massacre in Oklahoma School whose team is the Golden Hurricane Second most populous Oklahoma city Second-largest city in Oklahoma Setting of 1921's race massacre Site of the "Black Wall Street" in the early 1900s Sooner State metropolis Sooner State oil city Sooner hub Sooner metropolis Sooner's city Southern city that was once home to Black Wall Street Southern oil center Southwest city. Southwest metropolis. Sooner CEO's approval? Second largest Sooner State city Second-largest city in the 46th state She ran against Joe and Bernie STOMACH (childish) STOMACH (joc.) Sound of a plucked string. Sound of plucked string. Stomach, cutely Stomach, slangily Stomach, to a toddler Stomach, to a tot Somersaulting drinking vessel? Something lifted in some locks Some acrobats Stunts like a cheerleader Starts to crash, as the stock market Short-form blog platform SEXUALLY responsive Suitcase brand SWOLLEN (of parts of the body etc.) slight swelling of an organ or part Stomachs, informally Surgeon's target Surgeon's target, perhaps Surgeon's target, sometimes SARCOMA small mound or clump Snare beats Sounds from a banjo. Sounds of banjo strings. Stomach-soothing roll State of noisy confusion or commotion State of commotion and noise Storm and fury. Scotch cask Salad addition, sometimes Salad on cook's night out. Salad plate scoopful Salad-plate scoopful Salade niçoise need Sandwich feature Sandwich filler, perhaps Sandwich fish Sandwich food Sandwich stuff Sandwich stuffer School cafeteria staple Seagoing steak source Silverchair "___ in the Brine" Skipjack or bigeye Skipjack or bluefin Skipjack or bluefin, e.g. Skipjack or yellowfin Skipjack relative Skipjack, e.g. Skipjack, perhaps Solid white albacore Source of omega-3 Source of toro Spicy __ roll Spicy ___ roll (popular sushi) Spicy ___ roll (sushi option) Star-Kist product StarKist fish StarKist spokesfish Charlie, for one StarKist's Charlie, e.g. StarKist's Charlie, for one Steak fish Subway filler Swimmer in buff coming up with shark's heart __ salad sandwich ___ salad (sandwich filling) staple Casserole Kind of Silverware item that can be adjusted musically? Stinky sandwich filler Source of healthful fatty acids in a StarKist can Sushi items with pink centers Salad fishes Seiners' quarry Skipjack and albacore Skipjack and bluefin Skipjack and others Skipjack and yellowfin Skipjacks and bigeyes Skipjacks and bluefins Skipjacks and others Sport fishes Sushi fillings Sushi selections Sandwich spread usually made with mayonnaise Subway line selection Seared ahi dish Seared entree Serving of ahi Sought-after star for "Kill Brill"? Seafood rotisserie chef? Swimming female rock artist? Siberia, partly Siberian waste. Siberian expanses Siberian lunch? SERVICE piano Set the pitch Some can't carry it Some find it hard to carry Some find it hard to carry, though it weighs nothing at all Some people can carry it, others cannot Some people can't carry one Some people cannot carry it Some people have trouble carrying one Some people struggle to carry one Something carried by a singer Something carried onstage? Something played on a stage Something to Sing Something to sing along to Something to whistle Something whistled Songwriter's creation SoundCloud selection Styne song Set 88 straight Set the radio Sharpened, say? Sounding good, say Set the dial to Select on the radio dial Set the dial to a given show Start to pay attention Start watching a TV show, say Stop listening Stop listening to Stop paying attention to Sometime string puller Spinet servicer Spinet specialist Spinet worker Station locator Steinway servicer someone who tunes pianos Some piano fixers Some piano workers Specialists with forks Spinet fixers Steinway employees String adjusters Some jams Songsmith's creations Styne output Sets a radio dial Sets the dial Starts to listen Starts to pay attention Songwriter, poetically Songwriter: Colloq. Select, as a radio station Set the radio dial on Synchronize with STEEL-grey ductile metallic element Steel strengthener "Spartacus" getup SHIRT-like garment with short sleeves SLEEVED garment extending from neck to below waist, belted round waist Short coat for an officer Short uniform coat Simple Roman garment Slip-on garment Smock's cousin Soldier's jacket Sword-and-sandal movie costume sea-squirt Street where people wear Greek garments? (Journalist Robertson admitted to a Louisiana university) Senate wear, once Surcoats Some piano maintenance Staying informed Scene of Axis rout. Scene of Rommel's last stand. Seaport north of Sfax. Seaport retaken from the Axis. Site of a 2011 insurrection Site of the annual Festival of Carthage "Springboard" of Allied invaders. Scene of Allied victory. Site of a 2011 revolution Site of an early 2011 uprising Site of the 2011 "Jasmine Revolution" Site of the Jasmine Revolution Strategic territory in Africa. small north african country where french is spoken Sfax resident Stored in a cask Subway passageway beneath a city, for example Subterranean passage Sandhog's product Secret passage, perhaps Smuggling aid Subway passage Subway, basically Surreptitious route Sandhog Sandhog, for one Sand hogs, for example. Subway diggers. Subway workers also called sandhogs, e.g. Series of underpasses