Letter S
"Saturday Night Fever" trio
"Stayin' Alive" artists
"Stayin' Alive" band
"Stayin' Alive" singers
"Stayin' Alive" trio, with "the"
"Stayin' Alive" or "To Love Somebody"
State Nicknames Utah
Structure with honeycombs
Symbol of Utah
Symbol on Utah's state flag.
Scenes of lively activity.
Sign of eccentricity?
Sherlock Holmes in his later years
Sherlock Holmes's profession after retiring as a detective
Sir Edmund Hillary's occupation when not mountain-climbing.
Sir Edmund Hillary, for one.
STRAIGHT route
Short route
Shortcut, perhaps
Shortest distance between points.
Shortest distance between two points
Shortest route
Shortest route between A and B
Shortest route to a place.
Shortest way to a place.
Straight course
Straight path
Straight shot
Straightest path
Straightest route
Shortest routes.
Straight paths
Straight routes
Seinfeld animated film of '07
"Since U ___ Gone" (Kelly Clarkson #1 hit)
"So, how've you ___?"
"Someone's __ sleeping in my bed"
"__ So Long": 1958 hit
Second word of "A Hard Day's Night"
Served as
Snake charmer's clarinet
Snake-charmer's instrument
Snake-charmers' clarinets
"So relatable"
"Stay in your lane!" sound
(Stay in your lane!)
SOUND of automobile
Satellite sound.
Short high-pitched sound from an electronic device
Short high-pitched warning signal
Sign of traffic impatience
Signal from one who's been cut off
Signal from space.
Signal of a kind
Signal on the road
Signal sound
Signal the doctor
Signal to an on-call doctor
Signal to leave a message
Signal tone
Signaling sound
Smartphone sound
Smoke alarm alert
Smoke alarm sound
Smoke detector alert
Smoke-alarm alert
Smoke-detector sound
Sort of signal
Sound a horn
Sound confirming a locked car door
Sound from R2-D2
Sound from a pager
Sound from a satellite.
Sound from an upset driver
Sound from outer space.
Sound from the sky.
Sound heard a New York minute after the light turns green
Sound heard during gridlock
Sound heralding satellite's approach.
Sound in a jam
Sound made by a microwave when it's done
Sound much heard in traffic
Sound of a car horn.
Sound of a horn
Sound of a horn: Colloq.
Sound of a pager
Sound of alarm?
Sound of the tone
Sound often coming with a curse, in more ways than one
Sound on an answering machine
Street sound
Summon, in a way
Summons of a sort
sound Horn
sound Pager letters
sound Road Runner foe
Sound the horn
Sport variation for the visually impaired
Sound from the Road Runner
Said "I'm done," microwave-style
Signaled completion, as a microwave
Signaled, like a satellite.
Sounded a car horn
Sounded like R2-D2
Sounded one's horn
Summoned via pager
Summoned, in a way
Sign that you are wanted?
Signaling device
Signalling device
Source of many an interruption
Surgeon summoner
Surgeon's device
Smoke alarms, at times
Sound of a satellite.
*Superfood from a hive
Supplement purporting to combat seasonal allergies
Spelling contest notice?
Satellite transmissions.
Signal tones
Signals from microwaves
Signals of sorts
Signals via pager
Smoke alarm alerts
Some pages
Sonar sounds
Sounds from car horns or heart monitors
Sounds from R2-D2
Sounds from a truck in reverse
Sounds from space.
Sounds from the hood
Sounds from the sky.
Sounds like a pager, perhaps
Sounds of a horn.
Sounds of a jam
Sounds of impatience
Sounds of impatience, perhaps
Street sounds
Summons, '90s-style
Summons, in a way
Summons, modern-style
Summons, nowadays
SASSAFRAS tree shoots, drink made from
Saloon staple
Samuel Adams or Corona
Samuel Adams's Just the Haze is a non-alcoholic one
Samuel Adams, for one
Schlitz or Schmidt's
Schlitz, e.g.
Schooner fluid
Schorschbräu Schorschbock 57% or, like, Coors Light
Secretary of ___ (cabinet position that a 2007 Chicago Tribune article stated that President Madison tried to create in 1809)
Serving in a stein
Shampoo ingredient sometimes
Shampoo type
Shotgunned beverage
Singha, for one
Six-pack drink
Skittles companion
Skittles partner
Skittles sidekick
Skittles' associate
Social beverage.
Some real heady stuff?
Stadium call
Stadium quencher
Stadium selection
Stadium vendor's offering
Stadium vendor's supply
Stadium-vendor's supply
Stein beverage
Stout or pale ale, e.g.
Stube offering
Suds at a stadium
Suds in a mug
Suds order
Suds, as it were
Suds, so to speak
Suds, to some
Sudsy beverage on tap
Sudsy part of a sake bomb
Super Bowl ad product
Super Bowl beverage
Super Bowl party quaff
Swanky or stout.
spruce beer
stingo
___ skittles.
Snoopy, e.g. / Stout vessel
Stock in a brewery
Start of an adage that may explain why you're not feeling so well after solving this puzzle?
Six-pack abs?
Spare tire
Sir Herbert ___ Tree.
Sir Max and others.
Sir Herbert of Haymarket.
Some tailgate party accessories
Sierra Nevada unit
Suds container
Sausage at an Oktoberfest
Sausage at tailgate parties
Sausage that sounds boozy and snotty (but is only the first of the two)
Sausages served with onions
Six-pack unit
Suds holder
Six-PAck items
Swiss district known for its brews?
Swiss district with many brewpubs?
Seven of diamonds's informal nickname in trick-taking games (if it's the winner in the last hand, the player must buy their partner a drink)
Shot accompaniment, perhaps
Sacramento-Des Moines paper subscribed to by apiaries?
Stein-raising occasions
Schooners and shaker pints, e.g.
Six-pack alternative?
Six-pack's opposite, ironically
Something tapped at a frat
Slangy command to someone arriving with a six-pack
Slangy frat house request
Slangy request at a kegger
Some dough, but not much
Stein
Steins
Salty bar snack
Sweet-and-salty nibble
Sweet-and-salty snack
Sweet-and-salty snack brand
Suds evaluation?
Some trips to resupply festivities
Saloon array
Samuel Adams and Stella Artois
Servings on "sullivan & son"
Six in the cooler, say
Six-pack drinks
Some are light
Some ballpark beverages
Some ballpark drinks
Some beverages at the ballpark
Some chasers
Suds, at saloons
Super Bowl party staples
Synonym for Milwaukee.
Southernmost city of ancient Palestine
Smug brew "expert"
Someone worked up about their draft pick?
Self-appointed pub experts
Something handled in a bar
Sources of suds
Suds sources
Seeing double?
Smelling like Coors Light
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