Letter S 43000–43250

Shaft of wit. Sharp bristle Sharp comment Sharp feature on a fence wire Sharp part of a fence, or a fan of Nicki Minaj Sharp part of a wire fence Sharp point on a farm fence Sharp point on a farm's wire fence Sharp point on a fence Sharp point on a ranch's wire fence Sharp point on some farm fences Sharp projection Sharp projection on a hook. Sudden stinging hit Sharp remark Sharp witticism Sharpness; sting Small sticker Sneering remark Snide comment Snide remark Sound bite, often Spike on a wire Spinosity. Spiteful comment Spiteful remark Sticker on a fence Sticker on a wire fence Sticking point Sting Stinger Stinging comment Stinging rebuke Stinging remark Stinging sarcasm Stingray feature SPANISH barbecue Slow-cooked Mexican beef Some dive-bombers? SYLLOGISM figures and moods, first word of scholastic mnemonic lines for Singer Mandrell Stanwyck, but not Streisand Senate's Democratic Chief Deputy Whip She played Jeannie the genie Street player for four decades She weds actor—develops odd typing technique Simian country singer? Simian singer? She married George Bush in 1945 Shaw's "Major" and others. "Stella Dallas" Oscar nominee Star of "Double Indemnity" SAVAGERY and civilisation/civilization, station between state of being barbaric or barbarous Shaving cream brand Summer tradition Spitz? Summer cookouts Spicy condiment Stick-to-your-ribs cookout staple? Sharp, like some humor and wire Sort of wire Spiny ___ Sarcastic telegram slender tactile process on the jaws of a fish Strongman's prop Some gym weights Seville notable Seville resident. Sobriquet for pitcher Maglie. Storied Seville professional Surgeon Sweeney Todd was one Sweeney Todd, e.g. Sweeney Todd, for one Shaven and shorn. silicon alloy Sidewalk symbol Striped symbol for a men's haircutter Surgeon's symbol of yore Sticks in windows Survey of hairdressers? Shrub bearing tart fruit Shrub with sour red fruit. Sportscaster Red's short leap? Symbol for one wanting shorter locks Singer with a second career in a salon? Singer's twin who makes the cut? Something that might be settled over drinks small brightly colored stout-billed tropical bird having short weak wings Small poodles with long curly hair. Singer Benton Skipper's older sister Sydney grill She debuted on March 9, 1959, in a black-and-white striped swimsuit Spits for an Aussie cookout? She's forever waiting in line Sleep-inducing drug class sedative drug Sauce style style Sauce Basil Some Labor Day events, informally She originated the role of Fanny in "Funny Girl" She plays Dustin's wife in "Meet the Fockers" Singer Streisand Singer with a distinctively spelled first name Streisand Streisand born in Williamsburg, Brooklyn (before it was cool) Streisand of "Yentl" Streisand who directed and starred in "The Prince of Tides" Superstar Streisand "Stoney End" singer Sharer of the 1968 Best Actress Oscar Star born in Brooklyn Star of "A Star Is Born": 1976 Shots after shots? Security wire points Sharp points on fishhooks. Sharp points on hooks. Sharp points on ranch fences Sharp points on some wire fences Sharp projections. Snarky comments Snide remarks Some fish, or fish hook parts Some nasty repartee Some verbal abuse Stickers Stinging comments Stinging remarks Stings Starts to fly? Small Spanish gunboat Spanish boat. Spanish gunboat Spanish soccer club, for short Spot for beer and video games Spot for drinks in a small apartment, say Spirit transporters SPANISH football team Second letter in the Spanish phonetic alphabet Seoul, ___, Atlanta, Sydney Site of the largest sports arena in Europe Spain's largest city. Spanish port city Summer Olympics site, 1992 spanish city where the basilica sagrada familia may be visited Statistical graph Ship, in Spain Scanned lines Scanner reading Scanner target Some Tesco-read bands to decipher? Something scanned Sot's rule of conduct? Supermarket lines? Supermarket reading Supermarket scanner input Supermarket scanner's reading Supermarket scanner Supermarket scanners read them Supermarket scannings Scannable decals SLICE of bacon SWAN of Avon Sagaman Sandburg. Scop or skald Shakepeare, notably Shakespeare Shakespeare for one Shakespeare appellation Shakespeare appellation, with "the" Shakespeare nickname Shakespeare or Browning Shakespeare sobriquet Shakespeare's Avon calling? Shakespeare's appellation Shakespeare's nickname, with "the" Shakespeare, e.g. Shakespeare, familiarly Shakespeare, informally Shakespeare, notably Shakespeare, simply Shakespeare, the ___ of Avon Shakespeare, vis- -vis Avon Shakespeare, with "the" Shakespearean epithet Shakespearean nickname Shakespearean sobriquet Shakespearean title Shelley or Shakespeare Singer of songs. Singer to harp music. Singer to the music of a harp. Singer with a harp. Singing poet Singing storyteller Skald Sonneteer Sonneteer, for example Sonneteer, for one Sweet singer of Avon. Sweet singer. scop School associated with Simon's Rock Scale for measuring poets? Shakespeare featured by PBS? Shakespearean fan "Shalako" star Screen legend Brigitte Sex symbol once married to Vadim Star of "The Truth." Sexiest bell ringer? Shakespeare, et al. Singers of songs. Singing poets Skalds Some harp players of old Some lyricists Sonneteers Sweet singers. Shakespearean holiday film? Sans any decor Sans decorations Scalp Scarcely sufficient. Sexy, perhaps Show fully Show, as one's teeth Skinny-dipper Like a Some bones Some rockers' chests, in concert Sparse Stark naked Stark-naked State of Hubbard cupboard. Streaking, e.g. Stripped Stripped down Saddleless Sans saddle Surface of the moon? SPANISH cask Something often seen with trunks Showed all Showed entirely Showed fangs Showed fully Showed openly