Letter S 337500–337750

Six-time baseball All-Star Chase Social change magazine Shangri La. Show about isolation in a colony Sir Thomas More book. Sir Thomas More essay Sir Thomas More novel Sir Thomas More work Sir Thomas More's book. Sir Thomas More's perfect land. Sir Thomas More's perfect world Social perfection. State you'll never get to Supposed ideal land Socially perfect Scene of treaties, 1713–14. Stop on the Amsterdam-Eindhoven line Saclike part of the ear Street painter Some French cityscapes Solfège notes equivalent to dos Say; complete Sigh or murmur Sing, without feeling? Speak or say State aloud say produce words Say something nice Sheer pandemonium Speakers, essentially Say "bomb"? Saying aloud Says aloud Says something Sheer velocity? Sumerian sun god Sumerian sun-god. SOUTH American owl Sometimes illegal auto maneuver Sometimes illegal traffic maneuver Start of a back-up plan? Surprising political move Some about-face actions Some driving school practice Some reversals "Songs of Innocence" band Spy plane Spy plane of the '60s Spy plane or Bono's band, spelled out Spy plane or rock band Super Bowl XXXVI halftime entertainers Snack brand known for its pretzels and potato chips Snack brand featured on "Mad Men" Snack brand represented by Sterling Cooper on "Mad Men" Snack brand since 1921 Snack food brand that's a plot point on "Mad Men" Snack food company whose mascot is a girl wearing a red bow Sydney Opera House architect Jørn ___ Street address abbrev. Sch. Jefferson founded Sch. founded by Jefferson Sch. founded by Jefferson and attended by Poe Sch. founded by Thomas Jefferson Sch. founded by Thos. Jefferson Sch. founded by a president Sch. in Charlottesville Sch. in the Rolling Stone rape story fiasco Sch. on Thomas Jefferson's gravestone Sch. that's a UNESCO World Heritage Site (and, perhaps more importantly, fellow crossworder Sam Ezersky's school) Sch. that's home to the N.C.A.A.'s Wahoos Sch. where The Cavalier Daily appears Sch. whose Board of Visitors once included presidents Madison and Monroe Sch. whose athletes are nicknamed the Hoos Sch. whose campus is a UNESCO World Heritage site Sch. whose first writer-in-residence was William Faulkner Sch. whose students get a discount at Monticello School founded by Thos. Jefferson Skin-damaging rays, briefly Southern sch. that, amazingly, stayed open throughout the entire US Civil War State sch. southwest of D.C. Skin-damaging rays Sclera neighbor Some eye parts Sunburn cause Sunburn cause, for short Scale used in some summer weather forecasts Scale used in summer weather forecasts Scale with the highest reading at midday, usually Sunburn-related meas. Security feature seen under a blacklight on a $20 bill Sunlight simulator for a pet turtle Sunblock blocks it Sunscreen promise Sun danger Sun hazard Sunbeam hazard Sunburn causer Sunburn-causing emission, for short Sunlamp danger, briefly Sunlamp output Sunscreen can block one Skin damager, for short Sunbather's hazard Sunbathers bathe in them Sunblock blocks them Sunglasses may block them Sunlamp emissions, briefly SOFT palate lobe Soft palate appendage Soft palate attachment Soft palate dangler Soft palate extension Soft palate feature Soft palate feature that translates to "little grape" Soft palate neighbor Soft palate part Soft palate pendant Soft palate projection Soft palate thing Soft-palate attachment Soft-palate dangler Soft-palate lobe Soft-palate projection Soft-palate thingy Something seen with a tiny flashlight Stalactite : cave :: ___ : mouth Swallowing aid small fleshy part of the soft palate that hangs in the back of the throat Soft palate appendages. Soft-palate projections Sounded from the back of the throat Soft palate extensions Soft palate parts Soft palate projections Sunburn cause, briefly Shikoku port. Ski star ___ Dotzauer "Saving Private Ryan" opening scene Starting point for insect metamorphosis Spouse: Lat. "Scarface" prop SWAT weapon Scarface gun Scary magazine holder Secret Service agent's weapon Shoot-em-up weapon Shooter named for its inventor Sinai Campaign gun Six-Day War arm Six-Day War firearm Six-Day War gun Six-Day War weapon Special Forces Weapon Animal Special Forces firearm Special Forces weapon Special-forces weapon Sprayer of gangsta rap? Spy-novel weapon Sten alternative Strong arm Submachine gun brand Submachine gun designer ___ Gal Submachine gun formerly used by the Israeli army Submachine gun in action films Submachine gun legal to own in the U.S. Submachine gun named for its designer Submachine gun since the 1940s Submarine gun SWAT team arms SWAT team weapons Secret Service weapons Semiautomatic guns that are apparently legal to own in most of the U.S. Short-barreled guns Six-Day War arms Six-Day War weaponry Six-Day War weapons Some 9 mm guns Some assault weapons Some automatics Some burp guns Some machine pistols Some magazine holders Some submachine guns Special forces firearms Spraying dangers in the Middle East Suez Crisis arms South African river, into the Orange. School holiday: Brit. Shag cleaner, for short Shark Navigator Lift-Away, for instance Shark or Dyson, briefly Shark, for short Shop ___ (article of cleaning equipment) Shop appliance, briefly Shop cleaner Shop cleaner, briefly Short cleaner Short sucker? Small carpet cleaner Small sucker? Suck up, for short Sucker, for short Sucker, informally Sucker, quickly Sweeper, briefly Sweeper, for short Spaced-out one's stare Something on which to build Spanish cows Stopped occupying Summer's highlight. Spending time away at a summer resort, for example Seasonal getaway. Short getaways? Salk discovery Salk's claim to fame Scientist's goal, perhaps Short holiday viewed as sound, healthy preparation? Shot in the arm, perhaps Shot to give immunity substance designed to make a person immune to a disease Some Shots Call the Some inoculations *Statesman, 1995 Shop cleaners Short suckers? Suckers for short Sweepers, for short Sweepers: Slang. Showing or having a lack of intelligence SPACE devoid of matter Source of a terrier's terror, perhaps Sucker-upper Sucky appliance Slick-talking Hoover salesmen? Specialized lab equipment for drying Seal tightly, as a coffee can Seal, as some vegetables "Star Wars" bad guy "Star Wars" heavy breather "Star Wars" villain name Skywalker foe Skywalker's dad Skywalker's daddy Skywalker's father Skywalker's nemesis Skywalker's pop Star wars villian Sienkiewicz's "Quo ___?" State of wandering without a permanent home