Letter S 350250–350500

Science dealing with fermentation "Sharp Dressed Man" band "Sleeping Bag" rock trio Strangely, Frank Beard is its only beardless member Souvenirs from the Worldwide Texas Tour? Sign of sleep Sleep signs. Snoring, in comics Sound of snoring Sounds from Dagwood Sound made while snoozing Sound heard before an alarm? Sound of sudden understanding Scolded severely, as by an angry supervisor Show disrespect, slangily Suppress forcefully, as a rebellion Spoke ill of or belittled Speak ill of someone Suffering under unjust authority Sharp smack on the cheek, perhaps Slangy verb meaning to show disrespect Suppress with force Sharp projection on a fishhook Slander or malign someone's reputation Striped gemstone prized by collectors Slang term for something excellent or cool Ship’s rear deck Soil seen in gardens Slender as a reed Sordid or morally degraded Slang for a test score of 100% Scout leader guiding young cubs Solvent used in organic synthesis and nail care products Spiritual teacher or guide in India Start of words for height or tip Star of a movie, perhaps Strike successfully Screen star, perhaps School levels before college, informally Speaker of Goethe’s language Serpent sometimes found in the heather Something that is combined to enhance or alter a mixture Seasoning found on most tables Spanish parting word that signals the end of a conversation Stevenson who ran for president in the 1950s Supernatural apparitions said to haunt old houses Spooked by ghosts Shabby in appearance Sentenced to punishment or disapproval Spy or representative Stock Italian commedia dell’arte character known for a mask and hooked nose Sophocles tragedy involving a king’s dark prophecy Sunshine State, home to Miami and Orlando State known for Montgomery and college football powerhouse Crimson Tide Separately priced menu option Shearer who played in the Premier League Single digit before two Skeletal parts found in the body Scottish shoemaker or cobbler Supreme Court justice appointed by George W. Bush Supreme Court justice and feminist icon Ruth Bader Swiss girl who befriends Clara and Grandpa in a classic novel Sport played with a round ball and goals at each end Steve Martin film about a zany fake movie director Something served after a meal to help you wake up Succulent used for soothing burns Swiss peak Solo spot surrounded by sea Singer in the middle register South American pack animal Snake found draped around a neck, sometimes feathery Soldier's supply for firing Steak or lamb, for example Supplies for a magazine Study of the structure of living organisms Study of fluid mechanics and pressure systems Sinful desire for more wealth or possessions Strong desire or craving Spoiled or unruly youngster Skye or Man, for example Sacred song sung in church services Short form of a common male name related to David Shakespearean merchant of Venice Scandinavian mythology source Seeker of knowledge in a lab coat Silent performer known for expressive gestures Sticky, viscous substance Sound a small dog might make, twice in a row Song for a star tenor Silly bird known for honking Shakespeare or Wordsworth, for example Skills taught in design school Sushi chef’s nationality, maybe Shakespearean Moor of Venice Shakespearean prince of Denmark Shakespearean comedy featuring Rosalind in the Forest of Arden Star of "Breakfast at Tiffany's" Sister of Jayne, known as Ralph's TV wife Sisters of one's parents, perhaps Short form of a car Self-driving vehicle, briefly Seen on Paris menus, meaning "together with" Something given for excellence Seafarer's agreement Sheep masters in the veld Shakespeare’s philosopher with a crispy side Spoken rather than written Secure chamber for storing cash and valuables Support structure or chemical compound combining with acid Send a message to a busy inbox, informally Sleeping platforms in a room Subtle neutral tones often found in interiors Site of a famous horse racing Triple Crown event Scolds sharply in a public setting Swiss capital city on the Aare River Second test phase before a product’s official launch Supporting band for the "Rock Around the Clock" singer Space traveler's living compartment Sound made when bored or unimpressed "Sauvignon or Mont, in wine" Short fight or contest in boxing Square ring for a fight Showy display of bravado or boasting Spanish clay pot often used for simmering stews Slang for nonsense or bunk Shaped like a boot on the Mediterranean Something you park in a garage Stew or chowder vessel Shut firmly, as a door Smallest unit of living matter Situated at the heart of things Spinal adjustment specialist Sweet treat often found in bars or truffles Show approval with your hands Section at a quay near the main entrance often rinsed by water School session or a group with something in common Short form for a statistic Spine-tingling in an unsettling way Suffering from a common winter illness South American country known for coffee production Swindlers or drawbacks Sedimentary rock formed largely from shell fragments Secret wish of a reggae icon for a folk legend Spend this for beauty and self-care Smooth-voiced singer, often of romantic ballads Small vessel found in a condiment set Stephen King novel featuring a rabid St. Bernard Stone found in the center of a peach Small yellow-green finch found in Eurasia Showing advanced signs of decay Short form for party opposing the GOP Sacred Himalayan cedar tree Supreme ruler of an empire Star of "Mary Poppins" and "The Dick Van Dyke Show" Shortened form of a director's job title on a film set Style classification for music Steak, for example Supply or material available for use Shelter from the midday sun, perhaps Silent, as a TV setting Start over from scratch, in a way Scolding received loud and clear Strict warning delivered by the authorities Shade often found in natural landscapes Suffer humiliation, informally Site of the original temptation Strangely unsettling Survive with scarce resources Secretive, racist organization with hooded members Sea eagles often seen in northern skies Son of Aphrodite, in myth Suffix for processes like "conval---" and "efferv---" Sheep that can have lambs Supreme being in many religions Soundtrack for the silver screen Salad topping sliced into thin strips Salad topping with a Slavic twist Sweet addition to a coffeehouse drink Seller of roses and tulips Soft animal covering Strong wind that could topple trees Something you might play on a board or console Something dazzling and valuable Star of "Quincy, M.E." and "The Odd Couple" Section of a city with concentrated minority populations Sections of cities known for marginalized communities Shiny in appearance, like a magazine cover Small racing vehicle with pedals or a motor Subject of prayer and devotion Sweet green-skinned plum often used in desserts Start a golf tournament Salutation at the start of a phone call Sewing fold Squalid shelter Stunt performer launched from a circus barrel Song of praise sung in church Sacred creature often depicted in ancient Egyptian art Slippery after a winter freeze Strong aversion expressed in three words State of lacking wholeness Suffix meaning "related to" in adjectives Small bay or recess along a coastline Six-legged creature often seen buzzing around Song by The Skids about heading downward Sultan's decree in the Ottoman Empire Seen at the end of "futurist" Short form showing ownership Second U.S. president and key Founding Father Swedish actor who played the priest in "The Exorcist" Santa's cheeriest pseudonym Sticker on a product, perhaps Spanish actor Javier of "Django Unchained" Superlative form of "long" Smallest in amount or degree Spanish word for "nothing" Sweet treat combining sugar on a stick with a chewy, buttery center Sweet treat often black or pink, sometimes found in vending machines Stage spots or traffic signals Stories of old Sight line, in military jargon Start of the workweek Short on funds Sphere seen in the night sky Start of the decimal system Solemn promise made in court Star of "The Godfather" and "On the Waterfront" Soft-bodied invertebrate with a shell, often found in oceans Star of "The Birdcage" and frequent Broadway presence Shape with many sides Sound made when something's revolting Sergeants and corporals, collectively Still unused Striking but unattractive, paradoxically Say "no" to, in slang Shot down an idea, informally Says no to proposals Signal sleepiness, perhaps Site of the famous D-Day landings in World War II Small protuberances on surfaces Scull’s necessity Solely, and nothing more Scrambled jumble of letters with no clear definition (abbr.) Sound made upon seeing something cute Source of precious metals Spanish word for "bear" Should repay Sound of a pebble landing in a pond Stephen King novel featuring a cursed burial ground for animals Single-use forks and spoons, often found at picnics Short form of “proficient”