Letter S 70000–70250

Steep slide Stunt-flier's need slide Water sloping channel through which things can descend Skydived Shoot the ___. Sky divers' needs Skydivers' needs Skydives Skydiving gear, for short Skydiving needs Slides Sloping troughs Skydiver Side with curry Spicy Indian condiment Spicy condiment used in Indian cuisine Spicy relish. Sweet-and-sour relish Spicy spreads Sauciness Shameless audacity Shameless self-confidence STOMACH acid matter, food-converting STOMACH contents of partially digested food and gastric secretions semifluid stomach contents SANDALWOOD perfume "S*P*Y*S" org. "Spy Game" org. Spooks' employer, briefly Spy group with a three-letter acronym Spooks’ organization in D.C Secretive government intelligence service, for short Spy outfit headed by a Director Sch. for chefs, or a secretive org. Sch. whose alumni include Anthony Bourdain and Roy Choi School with Baking and Pastry Arts degrees, for short Secret D.C. group Secret agcy. Secret agent org. Secret employer, maybe Secret letters? Secret org. Secretive Langley org. Secretive U.S. org. Secretive government agency Secretive government org. Secretive org. Security briefing org. Security group: Abbr. Security grp. Security org. Shadowy org. Snoop gp. Snoop group Snoop group, briefly Snoop group, for short Snoop group, in brief Snoop group: Abbr. Snoop grp. Snooper's org. Snoopy group, for short Snoopy grp. Snowden's former org. Spanish "co." Spies' org. Spook gp. Spook group Spook grp. Spook initials Spook org. Spook-y gp. Spook-y org. Spooks' den Spooks' grp. Spooks' org. Spooky grp.? Spooky place?: Abbr. Spy HQ Spy agcy. Spy gp. Spy group: Abbr. Spy grp. Spy guys org. Spy novel grp. Spy novel org. Spy novel org., sometimes Spy org. Spy org. called "The Company" Spy org. created under Truman Spy org. in "Alias" Spy org. in "Argo" Spy org. in "Jason Bourne" Spy org. in "The Man Who Cried I Am" Spy org. in Tom Clancy novels Spy org. in Virginia Spy org. linked to abstract expressionism Spy org. that trained Dan Freeman Spy outfit, for short Spy-fi employer Spy-fi org. Spy-novel org. Spying grp. Spying org Stan's employer on "American Dad!" Stansfield Turner's org. Subj. for Robert Ludlum or Tom Clancy Subj. of "The Good Shepherd" Subj. of Stansfield Turner's "Burn Before Reading" Subj. of many conspiracy theories Subj. of the 2005 Pulitzer-winning book "Ghost Wars" Subj. of the 2006 film "The Good Shepherd" Subj. of the 2007 book "Legacy of Ashes" Subject for Tom Clancy Subject of Tim Weiner's "Legacy of Ashes" Subject of lots of Clancy plots Subject of many conspiracy theories Subject of the 2007 book "Sabotage" Successor of the OSS Supersecretive U.S. org. Surveillance org. secret service secretive intelligence gathering agency of the United States of America Spy for the U.S. Some of Nixon's Plumbers, formerly Some confidential informants Spies what is said to be floury mix for bread So-called "weekend pill" Stein's lover being treated for sexual arousal disorder? Son-in-law of Mussolini "See ya!" in Italian "See ya!" in Salerno "See ya!" in Siena "See ya, Luigi" "See ya, amica!" "See ya, darling" "See ya," abroad "See ya," in Pisa "See ya," in Rome "See you around!" "See you later," Italian-style "See you soon, signore" "See you, signore" "See you," in Milan "See you," in Sorrento "Seeya!" "So long!" in Sorrento "So long" in Italy "So long, Giancarlo" "So long, Paulo!" "So long, Sofia!" "So long, Sophia Loren" "So long, Sophia" "So long, signor!" "So long, signore" "So long," in Rome "So long," in Salerno "So long," on the Lido Salerno send-off Salutation popularized by "A Farewell to Arms" Salutation that sounds edible Sardinian send-off See ya, Sophia See ya, to Maria See ya, to Sophia See you in Cortona? See you in Rome? See you later Luigi See you later!: Ital. Sicilian "See ya" Sicilian "Shalom!" Sicilian goodbye Slangy good-bye So long, Siena So long, in Milan So long, in Siena Something to say when going away Sorrento "so long" Swan song? Siena "see ya" Slangy greetings Some byes for A.C. Milan? She sang "Never Ever" with Young Jeezy Singer featured on Missy Elliott's "Lose Control" Singer whose alter ego is Super C Singer with the 2004 #1 hit "Goodies" Singer with the 2004 breakout album "Goodies" Start of an aptly expressed linguistic observation Scotia Bank alternative Seventeen-year locust. Shrill buzzer Shrill critter Shrill flier Shrill insect Shrill summer buzzer Shrill summer noisemaker Stridulous insect Summer bug Summer droner Summer hummer Summer insect Summer singer stout-bodied insect with large membranous wings Seventeen-year locusts, e.g. Shrill bugs Shrill insects Summer buzzers Summer droners Summer noisemakers Summertime noisemakers scar tissue Scars skin over She won an Emmy playing Miss Jean Scene of riots near Chicago. Suburb of Chicago Suburb of Chicago, Ill. Sightseer's guide Sightseeing guides Spiny-rayed aquarium fish Spiny-rayed fishes popular in aquariums SCOTTISH Yard department SPANISH epic Scotland Yard branch: Abbr. Scotland Yard department. Scotland Yard div. Scotland Yard division: Abbr. Scotland Yard group. Scotland Yard group: Abbr. Scotland Yard initials Scotland Yard org. Scotland Yard unit: Abbr. Scotland Yard: Abbr. Spain's "El ___" Spain's hero. Spain's revered hero. Spanish army hero El ___ Spanish champion of Christianity. Spanish hero Spanish hero with El Spanish hero El Spanish hero in accident? (with "El") Spanish immortal. Spanish literary hero Spanish national hero Spanish national hero (with "El") Spanish soldier Spanish soldier-hero Subject of Corneille play. Subject of Corneille tragedy.
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