Crossword Clues Start With S, page 430
Sandwich item.
90's fashion accessory
Sign of a bull? One grins, shaking
Shot the moon
Summaries.
Summaries
Sells at a loss, perhaps
Spills one's guts
Severely criticizes, with "on"
Something a "man" has that a "woman" doesn't?
Second of January
Sound heard in jazz and rap
Sound from cats and lambs
Shaw's "The of the Unexpected Isles"
Shirt that leaves the midriff exposed
Small brat revealed to be fool
Shirt that leaves the midriff exposed
Son, little devil, revealed as dunce
Son, mischievous child, revealed dope
Small mischievous child gave away mug
Snail or slug
Snail or slug.
Slug, e.g.
Snail or slug, e.g.
Slug, e.g.
Slug, e.g.
Smartphone arrangement
Snail or slug, for example
Smartphone arrangement
Summer recreation area
Smartphone arrangement
"Splashy" recreation area
Spoke for
See 25 Across.
Spoke highly of
Strayed
Succumbed to wanderlust
Surveyor's reference
Standard of excellence
Standard of excellence
Surveyor's sign on a permanent landmark.
Standard
Single occurrences, at Oxford
Single occurrences, at Oxford
Service whose users look forward to their bills
Signs of close calls
Sighs of relief
Signs of close calls
Sounds of relief
Soul singer Robinson's debut album
Safety icon
State trooper, over the CB
State cop
Standard
Streisand's Girl
Sidesplitting
Singles spinner
Stereo-system component
Source of sour cream?
Suit pattern
Suit pattern
Suit pattern
Suit cut reflecting tailor's first fit
Suitable material?
Suit pattern
Superhot
Superhot, slangily
See 32-Down
Spouting fumes.
Send
Send
Safety icon
Sunbathing area
Soul singer Robinson's debut album
Soul singer Robinson's debut album
Strategic town on road to Rome.
Some Waterford crystal
Shortens
Steed of British TV
Steed of British TV
Steed, for one
Steed, e.g.
Set the dial to
Superhero, often
Satisfaction seeker
Superhero group member
Steed, Cathy Gale, Emma Peel or Tara King
Stress strongly, as a point
State entered by English person seeking rough justice?
Stress hard
State invaded by English party retaliating
Steed, Purdey or Gambit
Strategic Pacific island.
Strait between Quemoy and Matsu.
Send into retirement
Sea off Bermuda
Sea near the West Indies
Sea named for its seaweed
Sea near the West Indies
Sea named for its seaweed
Sea in the Bermuda Triangle
___ Sea.
Still sea.
Sea NE of the West Indies.
Sea near the West Indies.
Sea N. E. of West Indies
Sea of the Bermuda Triangle
Sea in an ocean
Sea of weeds
Sea east of Bermuda
___ Sea (calm, weedy area)
Sea of seaweed
Sea in a Jean Rhys title
___ Sea, in the North Atlantic
Sea with no land boundaries
Sea named for its seaweed
Seaweed-filled sea
Seaweed-filled sea
Seaweed-filled sea
Sea with no land boundaries
Seaweed-filled sea
Sea of the North Atlantic
Sea known for seaweed
Seaweed giving name to a sea
Sea in the North Atlantic with no land borders
Stand-up comedian's reward
Sound of merriment.
Sitcom track sound
Sitcom track sound
Social insect in a moving colony rather than a built nest
Scruggs's musical partner
Slot filler
See 46-Across
Scruggs's bluegrass partner
Scout I note runs, following sport on playing field
Scruggs's partner
Scruggs's bluegrass partner
Statements of support
Send one terms about driving offence records
Small tip: books tell us lots
Scruggs's bluegrass partner
Scruggs's partner
Scruggs' strumming sidekick
Scruggs' strumming partner
Show houses feel occasionally vulgar
Scruggs's partner in bluegrass
Saucy show includes 'the lot', naked
Scruggs's bluegrass partner
Scruggs' bluegrass partner
Scruggs' bluegrass partner
Scruggs' partner
Scruggs' partner in bluegrass
Scruggs' partner
Scruggs's partner
Scruggs' partner in bluegrass
Specialized tongues
Slangy dialects
Specialized dialects
Sped away
Stirs up
Stirs up
Stirs up, as a fire
Spent
Stirs up
Site of 1956 Olympic games.
Stirs up
Summer Olympics site, 1956
Subjects of Car and Driver articles
Subjects of Car and Driver articles
Spice Girl content in journey somewhere in Australia
Sommelier, most likely
Small core? Not exactly!
Small core affected everyone present
Self-reliant
Self-governing
Self-reliant
Start of a riddle
Snacks served with salsa
Sympathize.
Secure a plant again
Stretching quality
State of stress.
Stretching quality
Student of violinist Auer
Student of violinist Auer
Sweetie pie
She, reflexively
She, reflexively
"She's not ___ anymore"
1st Baron Tweedsmuir, governor of Canada 1935-40, who wrote Huntingtower
Saturday morning staple
Series for Bugs and Daffy
Series for Bugs and Daffy
Story summary
Sunrise
Street corner feature
Street corner feature
Sighs or coughs
Sighs, e.g
Stores dispatch guard
Scottish landmark which Robert Louis Stevenson called “A hill for magnitude, a mountain in virtue of its bold design”
Secretary of the Bank of England from 1898 to 1908 who wrote a children’s classic
Small, agile songbirds with black, white and pink plumage
Shipping amounts
Study news written in revolutionary language
State capital of Wyoming
State capital of Wyoming
Structure, normally with slats, which protects windows from the sun in hot countries
Seeker in personals, briefly
Seeker in personals, briefly
Seat very good to get on, but with bad stuffing
Storage for a chart collection
Swimmer Alex, in '84
Subject to, as the proverbial mud
Subject to, as the proverbial mud
Salon, fancily
Section often symbolized by a speech bubble
Short supply
Short supply
Short supply
Shortness of supply of organised trips, say
Scattered property in boxes, about to leave urban area
Scattered state school initially quiet with five leaving Oxbridge, say
Scantiness may suggest strip, say, in resort
Sharp-looking footwear
"Sure, that's fine"
"Sure"
''Sure''
Slangy denial.
Shopper's problem?
Store key of yore
Stat. for a 42 Down
Scientist's abbreviation.
Silver's is 107.87: Abbr.
Small invader
"Six Million Dollar Man" org.
Steve Austin's org.
"Six Million Dollar Man" org.
Some horses
Spot for a spot?
Setting for an afternoon service
Spot for a spot?
Setting for an afternoon service
4:00 service holder
Small living-room piece
Social setting
Service holder
Service station?
Social setting
Service station, of a sort