Letter S
Spread out, as a map
Spurn on social media
stop following a person on a social networking site
Self-inflicted tennis mistake
Surprising, in a way
Strips of ecclesiastical authority
Spread out, as a flag
Spread out, as a sail
State of a flapping flag
Spreads out, as a flag.
Straighten, as a brow
Suspended, Cockney style.
SHUMAGIN island group
Stripped, as a toothed wheel.
Sitcom role for Randall
Separate as with a solvent
Separate with debonder
Stabbing Westward '94 debut
Simply dreadful
solecistic
showing no gratitude
separate from a group
shaped like a nail or claw
Sch. about five miles from Yale
Sch. in Durham (not that Durham, the one near Nashua)
Sch. in the Granite State
Sch. near Dartmouth
Sch. whose alumni include the writer/director for "Frozen" and yours truly (not the same year)
Sch. whose mascot is the Wildcat
Sch. with a Concord campus
Sch. with a Manchester campus
Sch. with a campus in Concord
Sch. with campuses in Durham and Manchester
State sch. whose alma mater has the lyric "Behind thee tow'r the mountains / Before thee roars the sea"
Symbol for Element 106
Start of a damsel's distressed demand
state characterized by emotions ranging from mild discontentment to deep grief
Still broken, say
Such as was never known before (with "of").
Shocking, as behavior
Still rough
Square, in the '60s
Square, man
Square, unless you're Huey Lewis and/or the News
Squaresville
Square dance halls?
Spared, in a way
Splatterless, in a paintball game
Still alive in a paintball battle
Still alive, in a paintball game
Still alive, in dodgeball
Still standing, as a bowling pin
Still standing, as a target
Still standing, in a way
Swung at and missed
Separated, as a horse from its carriage
Swung a fist (missing the head) getting a wallop in and split (9)
Steal from a hidden supply.
So unexpected as to have not been imagined
Still to be surmounted.
Shuck, as an ear of corn
"Single" prefix for cycle
"Singular" prefix for cycle
"Solo" starter
SEAT of learning (abbr.)
School, to an Aussie
Sea urchin eggs, at a sushi bar
Sea urchin eggs, sushi-style
Sea urchin in sushi
Sea urchin in sushi bars
Sea urchin on a Japanese menu
Sea urchin on a sushi menu
Sea urchin roe
Sea urchin roe, at a sushi bar
Sea urchin roe, in sushi bars
Sea urchin, at a sushi bar
Sea urchin, in Japanese cuisine
Short form of "unicorn" in internet slang
Sea urchin, sushi-style
Seahawk's garb, informally
Setting for Aussie academics
Sex lead-in
Sex leader
Sex start
Sex starter
Sexual introduction
Sexual start
Single at the beginning?
Single head
Single opening
Single starter?
Singular beginning
Singular opening
Singular opening: Abbr.
Singular prefix
Singular start
Singular starter
Site for Aussie academics
Site of Aussie academics
Slang for a singlet, say
Soccer player's jersey
Soccer player's jersey, for short
Sports getup, for short
Spot for an Aussie academic
Start for "corn" or "form"
Start for cellular or sexual
Start for corn
Start for cycle or brow
Start for cycle or lateral
Start for cycle or sex
Start for cycle or sphere
Start for sex or cycle
Start for sphere or cellular
Start for sphere or cycle
Start of a form?
Start to form?
Starter for cycle or corn
Starter for cycle or verse
Starter like mono-
Starter of sex?
Sushi goody
Sydney school
Some Christians
Some Eastern Christians
Some Eastern Catholics
Sign of lycanthropy, to some
Social welfare grp. with a Peace Prize
Social welfare org.
Social welfare org. since 1946
Shy forest-dwelling creature in Dungeons & Dragons
Start-up worth a billion dollars, in a modern coinage
Startup valued at over a billion dollars
Supporter of the English shield since 1603.
Symbol of Scotland on the United Kingdom Royal Coat of Arms
Success story like Uber or Airbnb
Street performer's vehicle
Single-wheeled vehicles
Smooth, in France
Surgeonfish's kin
State of being joined
SPORTS team costume
Scout outfit
Some love a man in one
Sailor suits, e.g.
Similar outfits
Somewhat dull
Showing lack of creative thought.
Soulless place?
SAG is one
SAG-AFTRA, for example
Schenectady college
Sherman's side
Shop group
Shop steward's group
Short for a well-known theological seminary.
Side in some negotiations
Side of the 1860s
Sign held aloft by Norma Rae
South Africa or U. S.
South's opposite
Soviet or Western
Square in Manhattan
Star-filled corner of U. S. flag.
Stars on the flag
Strike announcer
Strike group
Strike organizer
Strike-calling group
Strike-organizing group
Striking people, at times
Suit worn by Northern soldiers
___ Square Cafe (Danny Meyer restaurant)
Scab, for one
SAG-AFTRA member ID
Strike-planning place
Secession opponent
Supporter of the North
Subject to local rules
Strikers' positions?
Some buyers look for this
Source of local information
Symbol of organized labor.
Society dating to 1860's
Shop steward, briefly
Subordinate of Chávez
SAG and AFTRA
Shop groups
Some groups at protests
Some labor forces
Strike forces?
Striking groups.
Subject of Taft-Hartley bill.
Sch. where you might major in Strike Negotiation
Simple camera stand
Simple camera support
Single-legged support
Single-legged stands
Same pitch: music
Some "throwback" wear, informally
Sports fans' shirts
Sports jerseys, for short
Sports team apparel, informally
Sports teams wear them, informally
Sports teams' outfits, for short
Salons Like some
Suitable for everyone, in a way
Suitable for men or women
suitable for men and women
Stretchy, quite possibly
Sleep aid brand name
Sleep-aid brand
Same-note singing
Simultaneous action
Simultaneously, with "in"
Synchronicity
Synchronization
Synchronized sound
Synchronized swimmers' goal
Synchronous action
Solidarity among commoners?
Synchronized states
Stainless-steel globe in Flushing Meadows
Symbol of New York World's Fair.
Symbol of the 1964 New York World's Fair
Standard component in a collection
SKU part
SMALLEST whole number
SVU part
Sailor's knot, for one
School course part
School course section
School credit
School term credit.
Scoville __: chili pepper heat measurement
Second or fifth
Second or fifth, e.g.
Second or kilogram
Second or minute
Second, but not first
Second, for instance
Section in a syllabus
Section of a bookcase or cabinet.
Section of a bookcase.
Section of a class
Section of a syllabus
Section of a textbook
Segment covered by a test, perhaps
Self contained item
Self-contained module
Self-storage compartment
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