Letter S 40250–40500

Sheep noises Sheep snorts Sheep to sheep. Sheep's cries Sheepish comments Sheepish cries? Sheepish replies Sheepish sounds Sheepish statements Shropshire sounds Some farm sounds Sounds at MacDonald's Sounds at shearing time. Sounds at shearings Sounds before "Black sheep, have you any wool?" South African cattle farmers Sounds from a cote. Sounds from a meadow, perhaps Sounds from a sheepcote. Sounds from sheep Sounds from the cote Sounds from the field Sounds from the fold. Sounds from the meadow Sounds from the herd Sounds in "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" Sounds of shear delight Sounds sheepish South African term for `boss' Statements from a black sheep SOUTH African domination of non-whites by whites Saddam Hussein's party Saddam's party Saddam Hussein and Bashar al-Assad on the high seas? Short for a girl's name. Shrine of the ___ (Baha'i holy site in Haifa) SLAVIC nurse Savarin's rummy relative Small cake Small cake leavened with yeast Small rum cake South Asian honorific Spiked cake Spiked dessert Sponge-like cake Spongy cake Storied Ali Syrup-soaked cake sponge cake "Start from the top, Ms. Wawa!" Staple of Mediterranean cuisine Supertramp "Even in the Quietest Moments..." start to side two Signature tune performed on "I Love Lucy" Song heard on "I Love Lucy" Spanish rum cake? Storied elephant Storied pachyderm Storied royal elephant Storybook character in a green suit Storybook elelphant Storybook elephant Storybook elephant king Storybook king whose queen is Celeste Storybook pachyderm Some cakes Spiked cakes Spongy cakes "SNL" news anchor played by Gilda Radner "Saturday Night Live" character who introduced herself with "Hewwo" Sinclair Lewis hero. Sinclair Lewis novel, 1922. Small-minded businessmen Smug conventionalists Say blah blah blah blah blah Speak gibberish Speak nonsense Spew Spout Spout nonsense? Squeal Squirt sputter Sounded like a brook. Some brooks Stream of run-on sentences? Stream of words? Soothing streams "Sultan of Swat." Slugger Ruth’s nickname Sweetheart, informally Screen hog Sheep herder in a 1995 Best Picture nominee Sheep-herding pig of film Sheep-herding pig of film fame Sheepherder in a 1995 Oscar-nominated film Sheepherder of film Sheepherding pig in a 1995 film Sheepherding pig in a Best Picture nominee Shepherding pig of film Simple soul Sleeper hit of 1995 Slugger Ruth Slugger's nickname, with "the" Sonny & Cher's "I Got You __" Sonny to Cher, and vice versa, in song Sports cognomen. Sports name. Sportswoman Didrikson Squalling armful Subject of a historic 1919 sports deal, with "The" Subject of the Red Sox curse, pre-2004 Sugar Sugarland song ft. Taylor Swift that also appears on "Red (Taylor's Version)" Surprise Best Picture nominee of 1996 Swaddling clothes wearer Sweetie pie Sweets Symbol of innocence sheila suckling Scene of cacophony Scene of confusion Scene of noise. Scene of noisy confusion Site of Biblical cacophony Site of a Biblical tower. Site of a cacophonous tower Site of a failed tower Site of a tower "whose top may reach unto heaven." Site where the first tongue twisters happened? Sound of a cocktail party. Structure built to reach heaven. Singing from a tower? Scenes of confusion. Sites of confusion Stud, say Six-time A.L. RBI leader Slugger of 714 homers Slugger who finished his career with the Boston Braves Sports idol of the '20s. Sports idol of the Twenties. Star name at Cooperstown. Slangy term of endearment Some are in arms Start of a Victor Herbert title Swaddled ones Sweethearts Siamese twins? Shill's patsies Spoon-fed, say Small fry Some pediatric patients Stroller passengers Stroller riders small-fry *Superstore for new parents Slavic braided cake Slavic coffee cake Spongy cake laced with rum Spongy sweet cake Spongy yeast cake Sweet Easter serving Sweet braided Jewish bread Sweet braided bread Sweet braided cake Sweet cake that's an Easter tradition in Eastern Europe Sweet cake, with or without its fourth letter Sweet raisin cake Sweet twisted loaf Sweet, glazed cake Sweet, spongy yeast cake Sweet, yeasty cake found in a Jewish deli Sweet-and-yeasty cake in a "Seinfeld" plotline Sacred animals in ancient Egypt "Sweet ___" (Sally's pet name for Linus) Serengeti primate Short-tailed monkey Source of bananas, a blessing for a monkey Square-muzzled primate Stupid person an arts graduate given advantage Simian subset Slipper? Singer Streisand, to some fans Streisand familiarly Streisand nickname Streisand, in fanzines Streisand, informally Streisand, to fans Streisand, to friends Streisand, to pals "Seinfeld" restaurant owner from Pakistan Sir, in India Spiny acacias Scarf for a Moscow matron "___ Shark" (children's song) Sitter's charge Six-month-old Small attention-getter Smaller than usual, as steps Snooks or blue Snookums Someone new? Spoon-feed Stork's delivery Stroller passenger Stroller user Swee'pea, e.g. ___ Snooks sometimes used as a term of address for attractive young women St. Joseph's offering Some barbecue ribs Some ribs Smallest of a fictional trio Squab, for example Swedish-based maker of infant carriers Sinatra trademark Son of Li'l Abner? Sleepwear with a hood Stroller wear Spock specialty Small orange crunchy veggie Soup for toddlers? Something that will clean out your little one? Small stir-fry vegetables Small coffee? Short nightgown Short nightie Snap-on parts of a tot's tote? Some lose it in their teens Some pudginess Something kids often lose Something most people lose with age Seller of onesies Small three-legged piano Steinway product Step up from a spinet Some Steinways Short, hard-to-defend basketball shot SEMIRAMIS, city built by Site of one of the "seven wonders." Subject of a 1980s surrogacy case Subject of a 1980s surrogate mother custody battle Sign seen in cars warning of tiny passenger Sign in a car's back window Sign of parenthood in the mid-1980s Small jumpsuit Snickers rival Soft as a -- bottom Soft as a ___ skin Spent Saturday night with the neighbor's kids, e.g.