Letter S 331750–332000

Some country music effects Sounds from a guitar. Sounds in archery Southerner's giveaways Strums. Some country music sounds this way Sounding like a banjo "So lonely _____ that God himself / Scarce seemed there to be" (Coleridge) Seasonal poem lead-in Seasonal poem's start Start for Moore poem Start for a Moore poem Start of "A Visit From St. Nicholas" Start of "Jabberwocky" Start of Clement Moore poem Start of Clement Moore's famous poem Start of Clement Moore's poem Start of Moore's Yule poem Start of a C. Moore classic Start of a C. Moore poem Start of a Carroll work Start of a Christmas classic Start of a Christmas poem Start of a Christmas story Start of a Clement Clarke Moore poem Start of a Clement Moore Christmas poem Start of a Clement Moore classic Start of a Clement Moore poem Start of a Xmas poem. Start of a Yuletide reading Start of a classic Christmas poem Start of a classic Yuletide verse Start of a well-known poem Start of a yule reading Start of an account about the old days Syllable before "brillig" Start of a January lament Sharp pinch Slight adjustment Small adjustment Squeeze gently Sharp pinches. Small changes Saccharine indie sensibility Sentimentally pretty Shrill note Shrill piping note. Small and sweet Small bird's sound So precious, in Penzance So, so cute Sound of small birds. Subgenre for the Decemberists (or any other band that uses the word "palanquin" in their lyrics, probably) Syrupy, to a Brit SCOTTISH woollen woven fabric Scotland and England border river Scottish export Sherlock's cape fabric Soft wool fabric Speckled weave Sports jacket fabric Sports-jacket choice Sports-jacket fabric Stereotypical material for a professor's jacket Subject for Thomas Nast Suit fabric, sometimes Suit jacket fabric Suit material for Mr. Toad Suit of a certain fabric. sing in modulation Sang or whistled. Six of one and half a dozen of the other. Sings or whistles. Scottish exports Scottish woolens Some casual suits Some jacket fabrics Some professorial attire Some sportcoats Some wool suits Some woolen coats Sporting wear Sports attire. Squire's attire Stereotypical professorial attire Sturdy woolens Suit jacket materials Suitings. Suits made from Scottish materials. Small, cute residence? Seventh-grader, often Seventh-grader, probably Seventh-grader, usually Shopper in the juniors section, maybe Sixth grader, usually Subadolescent Sixth graders, typically Some middle-schoolers Sixth graders, e.g. Sixth-graders, e.g. Some TikTok targets Some TikTok users Some junior high students Some of the "Riverdale" audience Servant who aids the cook and housemaid: Brit. Colloq. Social media follower, in slang Social media microblogging user, in slang Shrill piping notes. Surgeons' instrument cases, once "@" someone, say SING birdlike Send a brief message, nowadays Send a message via Twitter Short cyber post Short message posted on a social network Short online posting Short post Short social media post Short, shared message Sing like a canary Sing like the birdies sing Small bird's chirp Social media nugget Social media snippet Something a bird or celebrity might do Sometimes controversial message Social media post from a bird Sound from a bird Sound from an aviary Sound from the birdcage Sound from the nest Sound of small bird Swift reply? sound Canary Sent a message to one's "followers" Sent a quick message Sent to one's fans, perhaps Shared, in a way SMALL high range loudspeaker SMALL loudspeaker Small hi-fi speaker. Small speaker Source of high pitches Speaker component Small loudspeakers Small speakers Songbird's love? Social media posts in 280 characters or less Sings like the birdies sing Social media posts Social media posts like @dril's "awfully bold of you to fly the Good Year blimp on a year that has been extremely bad thus far" Social posts Some brief updates Sounds from a hatchery Sounds like a bird Storm components? Social media barrage Social media barrage that doesn't come from a bird? Social media rant Social media tirade Send a short message Start of a updated auric adage Star of the Looney Tunes short "Canary Row" Sylvester's nemesis Sylvester's prey Sylvester's prey in cartoons Sylvester's quarry Sylvester's quest Sylvester's would-be prey Sylvester's toon nemesis "Space Jam" canary Shape an eyebrow Splinter remover Stamp collector's need Splinter removers Splinter-remover's gadget Shakespeare's "___ Night" Specific item in a sleepwear collection? Subject of a Pee Wee Hunt rag SHINTY team SYMBOL of foot two Score fraction Six of one and a half-dozen of another Soda carton, generally Some stairway parts? Schoenberg's contribution to music. Slim amphibian Sports oasis Score for a double decade Space station, maybe Start of a tribute to the Metropolitan Opera's James Levine Start of math equation Salute to the 21-gun tradition Something to take a hit in "Stressed Out" duo "Scram!" in early 1900s slang Span celebrated with China Shake a can vigorously? Shake a can? Shake one's booty Shake one's booty, in a way Shake your booty Sexy dance moves Shakes one's booty Silly fool Silly little guy someone who is regarded as contemptible Silly ones: Slang. "Sunset" prefix for light Start for night or light Start to light? Starter on nighter Suffix for light Safer way to think Santa's list-checking frequency Smart way to think? Semiannually someone who does something twice Syndicated columns? Short story collection by Nathaniel Hawthorne Story that's doubly a-pealing? Stung a second time Skinny-minny Slender woody shoot Small offshoot Small stick Small tree branch Snappable branch Snappable stick Snowman's arm, often Something easily snapped Stem offshoot Stick in a nest Stick in the wilderness Stick on the ground small branch or shoot Suddenly caught on Small sticks Sticks in a nest Sticks in nests Saga that ended with "Breaking Dawn" Stephenie Meyer series Sunset follower Series featuring vampires and werewolves by Stephenie Meyer Silly person crosses one line in the half-dark Serge or gabardine Some woven fabrics Same-aged sibling Scarlett Johansson or Rami Malek Scarlett Johansson or Vin Diesel (who knew?)