Crossword Clues Start With S, page 94
Samuel Butler novel
Suppress church, certainly with European help
Siesta taker
Sleep snatcher.
Sleeper.
Somnolent one
Senators, e.g.
Sahara driver
Sheer toil worried Basil and Sybil?
Shore phenomenon
Swell time?
Source of restrictions
Stinter.
Small speck
Stupid person: Slang.
Stereotypical exclamation from Hercule Poirot
Stereotypical exclamation from Hercule Poirot
Superstitious thespian's name for a work of Shakespeare ... from which 21-, 23-, 37-, 58- and 60-Down all come
Smetana or Kafka
1920's Villager
Small shiner resulting from aggressive brawl according to Spooner
Strangled by tall youth at sea, Blackbeard should have been more careful
Subtitle of Chiang Kai-shek's book.
Smart investment for composers?
Shot put, e.g.
Search endlessly for item of furniture nice to sit in
Soprano fell in with pair who produced opera pieces, historically
Stop what neglectful cat owner might do
Still in the harbor, say
Still in the harbor, say
Stair rail support
Satisfied nursing home has good company
Spooneristic torturers of driver from the Hall -- having overlooked his?
See 7 Down
See 20-Across
Scottish instrument
Scottish "wind" instrument
Skirler's need
Scot's squeeze
Scottish instrument
Scottish instrument
Silver Knight's backer in stand? One sounds full of wind
Site of San Diego's Lemur Walk
Succeeded blocking trainers, perhaps, over challenge to make an appearance
SPCA member?
Sadism
Story about poet incorporating old material
Stress
Stress
Stress
She loved Lieut. Pinkerton.
Susceptible.
Some clichéd writing
Storied bear
Stormy, as weather.
Say baking sheets in water deteriorated
Singer after success, one needing lift
Scooter's cousin
Sparkling.
Suitable for Mensa
Superb fish served by one worker
Shining
"__ Sark"
Something short: Scot.
Short-stemmed tobacco pipe.
___ Sark, pursuer of Tam O'Shanter.
Short pipe for a Scotsman.
___ Sark
___ Sark (scotch brand)
Scotch with a ship on the label, for short
Sapheaded
___ Sark (scotch)
___ Sark (scotch brand)
-- Sark, last survivor of the British tea clippers
Soft-headed writer?
Soft-headed writer?
Swimming
1987 sci-fi film
Silly to involve two Zulus in do-it-yourself
1987 sci-fi film set in near-future Detroit
1987 science fiction film set in Detroit, in the near future
1987 science-fiction thriller film
Strong-smelling badger from Java
Sick gal in case needs medication
Scold one's spouse
Subject to petty attempts to rule.
Sweet treat in paper
Sergeant in "The Thin Red Line"
Something sweet
See 110-Across
See 74-Across
Sugar
See 11
Sweetheart in America giving copper a peck, foolishly
Small round sweetmeat baked in a foil or paper case
Small iced delicacy
Smooth raincoat
See 19
Sanctioned
Seaside resort with bay of the same name off Northumberland
Strength of a current
Strength of an electrical current
Strength of a current
Strength of a certain current
Strength of electric current
Strength of an electrical current
Strength of an electric current
Soft food for infants
Sanctioned
S. C. Senator.
SQUARE-RIGGED SHIP
SQUARE-RIGGED SHIP
Sailing vessel.
Strong revulsion
Strong revulsion
Section with time-travel stories
Strong revulsion
Slim predatory swimmer
Snaky swimmer
Sharp-toothed Atlantic swimmer
Slim predatory swimmer
Slim predatory swimmer
Strummed rhythmically and monotonously
Song about Norma Jean
Stormy petrel.
Song in tribute to Marilyn
Stilt, e.g.
Sub base blasted by Allied bombers.
Seaport in Brittany.
Suburban area in London Borough of Redbridge
Subject of a 1906 hit song
She handled guns horses and men
Stripper, e.g.
Stripper, e.g
Shoe-softening agent
Shrub of the false acacia genus
Shrinks
Stripped bare?
Shrinks
Sanctioned
Sanctioned
Starr of the Clinton years
Starr of the Clinton years
Stubborn
Scottish name meaning "handsome"
Starr with a 1998 report
Starr with a 1998 report
Spinning-wheel attachment
Spinning wheel attachment
Street partying went ahead, so moved elsewhere
Sends
Spinning wheel attachment
Sends on
Sends
Sends
Sends out
Sends
Sends out
Slant line (/), used in fractions, etc.
Sends, as a radio message
School fundraiser
Shakespearean play
Service-station adjunct, maybe
Shakespeare comedy
Shakespeare play
Scottish sailor Alexander who was supposedly the inspiration for Robinson Crusoe
Something to roll up your windows for
Sailor who inspired Defoe's "Robinson Crusoe."
Service station sideline
Service station sideline
Scottish Borders town
School fundraiser, often
Something to roll up your windows for
Service station sideline
Small flute used in training songbirds
Separate area in some churches
Strict demarcation barriers existing in different departments of a bank, etc
Subclass of marine Crustacea including the barnacles
Sore side?
Shady US district joint
Superhero with healing powers
State name of Michigan.
Stocky animal, relative of the European glutton.
Small child
Stops and talks to: Colloq.
Some are clerical
Small water source
Shirt parts
Swimmer suffering after losing heart to capricious individual
Shark with very large fins
Source of rare metals, maybe
Skunklike animal
Skunklike animal of North Africa.
Skunklike animal of Africa
Skunk-like African mammal
Salvation Army volunteer
Southern gal captures wedding band starting to respond to one of those making a noise in the church
Spewed forth, as nonsense
Small whirlwind
Sent forth a flow of words.
Spoke volubly: Colloq.
Small whirlwind
Small whirlwind
Spewed forth
Small whirlwind of dry regions
Small whirlwind
Son pushed lips out and talked excitedly
Small desert whirlwind
Spewed forth
Sent forth liquid, like teapot
Strong miniature whirlwind
Shortstop, e.g.
Shortstop, e.g
Slip perhaps, following one senior person
Significant clergyman making sound in the East End?
Seafarer, one of several born to be Roman emperor
Sailor who Roman knight would make legendary king
Separation
Strategist
Soldier nicknamed "Old Hickory"
Square cloth worn over and around one�s hair
Stone hand-mill for grinding corn
Sign at institute for large amount of people around Ulster neck of the woods
Surrounding or nearby region
Surroundings
Six in hiding in city environs
Self-acting quality.
Shark.
Shot put, e.g.
Safe blown in explosion, with blooming deadly result?
Safe blown in explosion? That's dangerous
1920's Finnish Olympian
1920's Olympics star from Finland
1920s Olympic track gold medalist Paavo ___
Secure old robber's vehicle
Sturdy motor vehicle used for driving on rough ground
Still in doubt.
Stormy exchange and stormy night calms nag
Star protector
Star protector
Size of a bikini with polka dots
Streak in an aircraft's wake
Sign of exhaustion?
Southern tribe
Small footballer is party animal
Socially active person
Sandarac, resin of a north African conifer
Songbird
Swindled four dukes with lie that's awful
Small brownish songbird related to the thrush