Letter S 36000–36250

Spherical start Spherical starter Start for "sphere" Start of a sphere? Steam: Comb. form. Steam: Prefix. Steam; vapor: Comb. form. Stream: Comb. form. study of aqueous vapour Self-winding clock Self-winding mercury clock Surrounding influence. Sign of impending bad weather? $$ sources S&L amenities S&L cash dispensers S&L cash sources S&L conveniences S&L devices S&L dispensers S&L machines S&L offerings S&L services S&L;'s outdoor conveniences S&Ls' cash dispensers S. & L. conveniences S. & L. offerings Safe deposit boxes, in brief? Scratch pads? Screen sites Security cam sites Self-service banking units Shortage solvers Some NCR devices Some banks have them Some bill collectors Some dispense 10s Some drive-thru features Some drive-thru features, briefly Some drive-thru fixtures Some drive-thrus Sources of 20s Sources of after-hrs. cash Sources of bills Sources of cash Sources of fast cash Sources of funds Sources of immediate cash: Abbr. Sources of quick cash Spots for checks and balances? Spots for twenties: Abbr. Spots to get cash Stadium conveniences Stop-offs before big dates, maybe Scandium's is 21: Abbr. Scientist's abbreviation. Stat. for Re, La or Ti Scholar's arrival time Sprinter Boldon Start of a Vol. 1 heading Start of a Vol. I heading Start of a volume 1 label Start of a volume i label Start of the heading for Vol. 1, perhaps Span of a scale with three sharps "Squat like ___ . . . ": Milton Salute start Salute starter Start of many salutatory remarks Start of some salutes "(She) runs the gamut of emotions from ___" (Dorothy Parker) "She ran the gamut of emotions from __": Dorothy Parker "She ran the whole gamut of emotions from __" Sequential progression from one point to another Short range Short step, for short Simple route Simple route between two points Simple step Simple travel route Slight progress, after "from" Small progress Small step Straightforward path Straightfoward path Subtitle of an encyclopedia's first volume, maybe Something to stick in the water? Stick __ in the water Stick ___ in (test the waters) Stick it in the water Stub __ State named for the Sioux SPANISH American porridge SPANISH porridge Southwestern porridge Spanish-American porridge. Sandbank Sandbar Sea island. Set of keys Sight in Micronesia Snorkeler's destination Snorkeler's haunt Snorkeling mecca Snorkeling spot Something ring-shaped South Pacific formation South Pacific sight South Pacific spot South Sea feature. South Sea isle South Seas sight South Seas spot String of coral islands String of coral isles Snorkeling sites Snorkeling spots Some South Pacific spots Some islands South Pacific islands. South Seas sights Spots for snorkeling "Smallest unit of matter" Ani DiFranco sings about "Smallest unit of matter"Ani DiFranco sings about Smallest unit of matter SMALL part SMALLEST independent particle SMALLEST part of an element SMALLEST particle of a chemical element Scene of bonding Science class topic Science word from the Greek for "indivisible" Scientist's concern. Scintilla Shred Site of a small nucleus Site of electrons Site of tiny orbits Small Particle Small amount of gold Small bit Small bit of matter Small building block Small but important item. Small matter Small part of life? Small thing Small unit of matter Small unit of matter studied by Lise Meitner Small wonder? Smallest amount of gold? Smallest component of an element Smallest conceivable portion Smallest particle of an element Smallest particle. Smallest thing. Smallest unit of an element Smallest unit of matter Smash hit of modern times. Smashable thing Smashed item Smashed item in a lab Smasher bit Smasher fodder Smasher input Smasher or bomb Smasher particle Smashing subject Smashing target Smidgen that's smashed Smithereen Something divided in W.W. II Something of little matter? Something smashable Something to smash Sometimes it gets smashed Sometimes it's smashed Sometimes-smashed minuscule thing Source of energy Source of isotopes. Source of nuclear energy Source of power Speck with a nucleus Split at Oak Ridge. Split bit Split target Split thing Splittable bit Splittable item. Splitting it releases energy Splitting target Subject for Bohr Subject for Fermi Subject for John Dalton Subject for Niels Bohr Subject for the scientists. Subject of Bohr's research Subject of Bohr's theory Subject of Fermi's research. Subject of J. J. Thomson's "plum pudding" model Subject of Niels Bohr's model Subject of Smyth report. Subject of a chemistry diagram Subject of a split Subject of experiment. Subject of fission Subject of research by Dalton, 1803. Subject of scientific research. Subject of study at CERN's laboratory Subject of study for Nobel winner Maria Goeppert Mayer Subject of the obsolete "plum pudding model" Subject of the physicist J. J. Thomson's plum-pudding model Super ant of cartoons Supercollider bit Supercollider collider Supercollider projectile Symbol held aloft in an Emmy statuette Symbol in the logo of "The Big Bang Theory" Symbol of power. Symbol of smallness. Symbol of the post-1945 age Symbol of the present age. __ smasher __ smasher (supercollider nickname) smallest unit of matter which can take part in a chemical reaction study Bohr study Physicist Austrian Slight '60s superhero Superhero insect Superhero of 1960's TV Superhero with the foe Professor Von Gimmick Slim Pickens's mount, in a climactic "Dr. Strangelove" scene Smallest possible units of energy. Shenanigans in the physics lab? Slightest Smaller than molecular Smaller than small Smallest Sort of clock or number Sort of clock or pile Sort of clock or power Sort of energy or number Submarine type Super hot, as Buffalo wings Super hot, as wing sauce Superprecise, as some clocks Subject of front page pictures. Spicy jawbreakers state of being made up of atoms Science for a physicist