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S. African country, capital is Gaborone: botswana
Sabre-__ tiger, well-known extinct animal: toothed
Sabre-toothed tiger from the plains of Africa: ennedi
Sacerdotal: priestly
Sack worn on one shoulder, goes across chest: messenger
Sacking of this financier started the French: necker
Sacramento is capital of the __ State: golden
Sacramento Kings' jerseys are __ and white: purple
Sacred river flowing into the Dead Sea: jordan
Sacred, first month of Islamic calendar: muharram
Sad words to kids, __ school: back to
Saddle bags, handy for cyclists: panniers
Sado __, exile destination in Medieval Japan: island
Safe container for firing gun during a play: pyropot
Safe place to be in case of a tornado: basement
Safe room for storing cash: bank vault
Safely inside listening to __ booming in a storm: thunder
Safety device in a car: airbag
Sage teeth in the back of the mouth: wisdom
Said of someone who is very clumsy: "all __": thumbs
Said to be the stepping-stone to success: failure
Sailor song with solo and chorus: chantey
Sailors feared harming this "legendary" bird: albatross
Sailors suffered from this disease, lack of Vit C: scurvy
Saint __, brown and white, rescue dogs: bernard
Saint __, French count who seemed to be immortal: germain
Saint celebrated on July 15, rain or shine: swithun
Saintlike Islamic teacher of West Africa: marabout
Sale of goods to consumers, not discount or bulk: retail
Salsa, bachata, waltz, tango: merengue
Salt __, part of a cruet set: cellar
Saltwater clam, valued for its meat and pearls: oyster compact car
Saltwater clams, bivalves, used in seafood dishes: scallops
Saltwater fish; food favorite: haddock
Salty, usually a solution for contacts: saline
Sam __, US actor campaigned to rebuild The Globe: wanamaker
Sam __, US actor known for cowboy roles: elliott
Samba singer famous for fruit basket on head: miranda
Same as boldface: fullface
Sample, model of product before release: prototype
Samuel __, Irish avant-garde playwright: beckett
Samuel __, real name of author Mark Twain: clemens
Samuel __, wealthiest pirate in recorded History: bellamy
Samuel L. __, US actor: jackson
Samuel Richardson novel subtitled virtue rewarded: pamela
Samurai sacred rules: bushido
San __, Central Texas city, home to Spurs: antonio
San __, city famous for its suspension bridge: francisco
San Diego __ played at Qualcomm Stadium in 2015: chargers
San Diego religious baseball side: padres
San Francisco 49ers play at the Levi's __: stadium
San Francisco baseball team, NY football big men: giants
San Simeon, CA national landmark, __ Castle: hearst
Sand __, wind toy used to surf on sand: kiting
Sand timer; body type: hourglass
Sandra Bullock football Oscar movie: blindside
Sang When a Man Loves a Woman before Bolton: sledge
Sanguine, in heraldry: murrey
Sani __, Nigerian strongman leader of the 1990s: abacha
Santa Maria __, basilica on Rome's Esquiline hill: maggiore
Sao __, large Brazilian river, "Velho Chico": francisco
Sarah __, comedian with controversial doctor joke: silverman
Sardine, or __, small, oily fish, live in schools: pilchard
Sassy elderly "girls" sitcom starring Betty White: golden
Satoshi __, bitcoin designer, real identity unknown: nakamoto
Saturday and Sunday: weekend
Saturday Night Live sketch about an alien family: coneheads
Saturn is composed mainly of helium and __: hydrogen
Saturn moon, travels in a reverse direction: phoebe
Satyrs are usually depicted playing them: panpipes
Sauce commonly served with fish sticks: tartar
Sauce for salads: dressing
Sauk leader, American military helicopter: black hawk
Saul __, winner of three National Book Awards: bellow
Sausage coated in cornmeal batter, on a stick: corndog
Savage fierceness: ferocity
Savage Sam was Disney's __ to Old Yeller: sequel
Save oxygen, only natural element to start with O: osmium
Save your place: bookmark
Saving Private Ryan (1998) director: spielberg
Saviour of the ancient Jewish people: messiah
Saw that requires human power to work: hand saw
Saw with wide blade aka backsaw: tenon saw
Say __ and thank you, nice manners: please
Say what your greatest __ is in a job interview: weakness
Saying hello to a person when you meet: greeting
Saying hello to someone: greeting
Saying you'll do something in the future: commit
Scale used for measuring tornado strength: fujita
Scale used to measure flux: magnitude
Scam, fiddle, racket: swindle
Scandanavian nation known for its fjords: norway
Scandinavian country: iceland
Scandinavian seafaring pirates or a TV show: vikings
Scapegoat, someone to take the rap: fall guy
Scarcely, sparsely, almost not enough: barely
Scene It? is a DVD __ game by Screenlife: question
Schedule: timetable
Scheduled combat between two people: dueling
Scholarly Jewish comedian: badchen
School for special training, military school: academy
School known as Birthplace of College Football: rutgers chimpanzees
School notebook bound by metal wire: spiral
School of __, Raphael's fresco of philosophers: athens
School of thought developed by Chinese chairman: maoism
School tool to bring pencil to fine point: sharpener
School's caretaker, normally locks things up: janitor
Schrodinger's famous cat question, quantum __: mechanics
Schwarzenegger is his twin in a movie: devito
Sci-fi novel by R.A. Lafferty: "Past __": master
Sci-fi shows about an alien transport device: stargate
Science about improving living conditions: euthenics
Science dealing with rocks and earth: geology
Science founded by Archimedes: mechanics
Science of animal behavior: ethology
Science of causes, especially of disease: etiology
Science of electronic devices for aircrafts: avionics
Science of energy/forces, can be quantum: physics
Science of examining the eyes: optometry
Science of insect pests: pestology
Science of pure being, the nature of things: ontology
Science of rainfall: hyetology
Science of structure of buildings, landforms: tectonics
Science of the sun, ancient Egypt course: heliology
Science of ultimate nature of values: axiology
Science that shows how healthy a food is for you: nutrition
Science that studies rocks: geology
Scientific prediction of upcoming weather: forecast
Scientific study of ancient inscriptions: epigraphy
Scientific study of plants and plant life: botany
Scientific study of rocks: petrology
Scientist concerned with turning metals to gold: alchemist
Scientist Isaac, first to observe laws of motion: newton
Scientist specialized in an old natural science: physicist
Scientist who developed the theory of relativity: einstein
Scientist who devised a formula to solve equations: bhaskara
Scientist who discovered Penicillin: fleming
Scientist who said there could be life outside Earth: carl sagan
Scientist who studies living things: biologist
Scientist who works with reactive substances: chemist
Scientist, created a principle on fluid behavior: bernoulli
Scissors used to cut lambs wool: shears mouthguards
Scooby's human best friend: shaggy
Scooping constellation, can be big or small: dipper
Scotch __, hot chili pepper of the Caribbean: bonnet
Scotch whiskey and Amaretto on the rocks: godfather
Scotch whisky liqueur: drambuie
Scotland's patron saint: andrew
Scottish catholic missionary of the Pictich peoples: st ninian
Scottish philosopher, British empiricist: david hume
Scottish whisky liqueur: drambuie
Scoundrels of Skullport is a 2013 game __: expansion
Scowl, knit one's brow: glower
Scrabble is a __ for two to four players: word game
Screamride is a roller __ sim builder: coaster
Screen used to see computer information: monitor
Screenwriter of West Wing, The Social Network: sorkin
Screwing or maybe even unscrewing: twisting
Scrooge, in fact, was his creation: dickens
Scuba __ is exploring underwater with air tanks: diving
Scullions did this sort of task: menial
SE European country, capital Sofia: bulgaria
Sea __ is a squishy, sausage-shaped animal: cucumber
Sea __, found all over the world's oceans: turtle
Sea abuts Athens and Izmir named after King Aegeus: aegean
Sea animal known for its eight legs: octopus
Sea animal that looks like a star: starfish
Sea between India, Maldives, Lakshadweep: laccadive
Sea between the Greek and Anatolian peninsulas: aegean
Sea cradles, coat-of-mail shells, formally loricate: chiton
Sea creature with angelic fins and movements: angelfish
Sea devil: monkfish
Sea glider: surfer
Sea mammals: dolphins
Sea monster referred in the Old Testament: leviathan
Sea of the __, off coast of western Scotland: hebrides
Sea separates mainland Asia from Japan: east china
Sea separating Italy from the Balkans: adriatic
Sea snails as food: abalone
Sea terror; Roberto Clemente's Pittsburgh team: pirates
Sea that lies between Italy and the Balkans: adriatic
Sea that surrounds Indonesia's Maluku Islands: banda sea
Seafarer made three attempts on the N-W Passage: frobisher
Seal between engine block and cylinder head: gasket
Sean Mc__, actor, director, producer: namara
Sean Penn married her in 1985: madonna
Search engine, jargon term for Internet search: google
Searched for the philosopher's stone: alchemist
Seaside toy: beach ball
Seaside venue for club and ball game: golf links
Season after Spring: summer
Season of the year when the Titanic sank: spring
Season when leaves change color, fall: autumn
Seasoned beef and pork sausage: pepperoni
SEAT car model named after a palace in Granada: alhambra
Seat car named after a city in Castile-La Mancha: toledo
Seat of the Government of the United Kingdom: london
Seats of kings and queens: thrones
Second biggest country in South America: argentina
Second biggest selling video game (as of 2017): minecraft
Second book of the Old Testament: exodus
Second chance in court case: appeal
Second farthest planet from the sun: uranus
Second largest city in Western Asia: tehran
Second largest moon on Neptune: proteus
Second largest planet in the solar system: saturn
Second largest software company after Microsoft: Oracle
Second longest ruling Soviet leader: brezhnev
Second main gas in Saturn: helium
Second most important basis for Islamic Law: hadith
Second president of Indonesia, created a New Order: suharto
Second Roman emperor; Captain Kirk's middle name: tiberius
Second-largest planet in the Solar System: saturn
Secondary act at a circus or fair: sideshow
Secret service agent who fancies a specific drink: james bond
Secretary of State under Nixon: Henry __: kissinger
Secretly watching something: spying
Section of a book: chapter
Section, division; private or public: sector
Sections of a river with a relatively steep slope: rapids
Security measure online; prevents access or attacks: firewall
Sedimentary rock composed of carbonate materials: limestone
Sedimentary white rock: limestone
See-through paper used for drawing copies: tracing
Seed of a tree, common food: almond
Seemingly invisible; resembling a phantom: ghostlike
Seen as a model by others; prone to imitation: example
Sega __ was the first 128-bit console in market: dreamcast
Sega's six generation video game console: dreamcast
Seinfeld neighbor, nemesis: newman
Seismic sea wave caused by earthquake: tsunami
Seize the Day: carpe diem
Selective __; every man from 18 to 26 must enroll: service
Self-__; holiday basis with no meals provided: catering
Self-centeredness: egoism
Self-defense system used by Israeli military: krav maga
Self-punishment undertaken to atone for sin: penance
Self-respect in speech and conduct: dignity
Self-righteous, smug: priggish
Seller of indulgences, as described by Chaucer: pardoner
Semi-arid, southern African desert: kalahari
Semi-precious purple gemstone used in jewelry: amethyst
Semi-solid, greasy thick oil; me
Senet is an ancient __ board game from 3500 BC: egyptian
Sensible and realistic: pragmatic
Sent by God to aid Umma, revives every century: mujaddid
Sent out heat, light, sound, liquid; discharged: emitted
Sent to a war zone: deployed
Sentence structure study: syntax
Sentence that can be heard in a train station: all aboard
SEO: Search __ Optimization: engine
Separate viewing spot on a computer screen: window
Separated from other persons or things: isolated
Separates solids from oil in a engine: oil filter
Separates the field from the end zone: goal line
Separating liquids from solids: straining
Separation of __ and State: church
Separation of __, less concentrated influence: powers
Separator used to make cubicles in office: partition
Sequence of percussive beats raising anticipation: drum roll
Serena __, American tennis player: williams
Serer priestly class, ministers of religious cult: saltigue
Sergei __, Russian astronautical engineer: korolev
Series of action movies starred by Bruce Willis: die hard
Series of games to determine a championship: playoffs
Series of rhythm-based video games: justdance
Serious disease also astrological sign: cancer
Serious form of food poisoning: botulism
Serious in intention, purpose or effort: earnest
Servant, an obedient follower, a footman or valet: lackey
Sesame paste used in hummus: tahini
Sesame seed Filipino delicacy: belekoy
Sesame Street's animated character, Abby __: cadabby
Set __, stage scenery not used, more realistic: dressing
Set of bells, metals, etc, musical when wind blows: chimes
Set of glasses, cups used to set table: drinkware
Set of kettledrums in an orchestra: timpani
Set of qualities that distinguish a person: character
Set of rule in linguistics; computer science: syntax
Set of rules and principles that govern a sentence: syntax
Set of rules followed by a computer: algorithm
Set of steel plates hit with hammers on a keyboard: celesta
Seth MacFarlane created __ Dad: american
Sets of notes played on a guitar: chords
Seven Brides for Seven __, 1954 musical: brothers
Seven Minutes in __, teenage party game in a closet: heaven
Seventh planet from the sun in our Solar System: uranus
Several defensive baseball positions: fielder
Several pieces of artillery used for action: battery
Several rivers flowing from Tibetan province: tsangpo
Several shrubs, honeysuckle: abelias
Severe headache with specific symptoms: migraine
Severe loss of intellectual abilities: dementia
Severe snowfall: blizzard
Severe storm with categories 1, 2, 3 and 4: hurricane
Sewing something: stitching
Sewn stitches that invisibly overcast a thread: couching
Shabbat morning pastry found in Israel: jachnun
Shadow-casting object to tell the time: sundial
Shakespeare __, won the Academy Awards in 1999: in love
Shakespeare tragedy about Moorish general: othello
Shakespeare's tragedy about racism and jealousy: othello
Shakespeare's tragedy in which Imogen appears: cymbeline
Shakespearean comedy: "Much Ado About __": nothing
Shakespearean play that starts "Who's there": hamlet
Shakespearean play title that rhymes with "jello": othello
Shaking caused by cold or a horror movie: tremble
Shallow pond, natural or artificial: lagoon
Shallow-draft boat, used in swamps: airboat
Shallow-rooted plants used in rockeries: alpines
Shape of cloud that forms the core of a tornado: funnel
Shape Up is a __ video game for Xbox: fitness
Shape with 4 right angles, but not 4 equal sides: rectangle
Shape with four equal angles and sides: square
Shape-altering single-celled parasite: amoeba
Shaped hash browns; favorite among kids: tater tots
Shaped like a three-dimensional circle: spherical
Shaped like a wing, wing-like: aliform
Shapes allegedly created by extraterrestrials: circles
Shard of wood: splinter
Share a secret with this trusting person: confidant
Shared the Nobel in Medicine with Fleming and Chain: florey
Shark Tale starred Renee __ as Angie: zellweger
Sharp taste or smell; not sweet or salty: bitter
Shaun White's nickname, The Flying __: tomato food buffet
She fell in love with the Beast: beauty
She had a hit single "As Tears Go By"Marianne __: faithfull
She performs classical dance professionally: ballerina
She plays Katniss in The Hunger Games movies: lawrence
She sings "What a Girl Wants": Christina __: aguilera
She takes you to your seat in the theater: usherette
She was awakened by a kiss; Sleeping __: beauty
She was killed by an asp bite: cleopatra
She was the one who invented the miniskirt: mary quant
She won America's Most Talented Kids in 2004: tori kelly
She wrote Frankenstein, Mary __: shelley
She's been called a material girl: madonna
Sheaths for a sword, dagger or bayonet: scabbards nocturnal
Sheets, blankets, pillows: bedding
Sheldon __, CEO of Las Vegas Sands Corp: adelson
Sheldon's catchphrase: bazinga
Shelf __, item taking too long to sell: warmer
Sherlock __: The Devil's Daughter released 2016: holmes
Sherwood Forest's male inhabitants: merry men
Sheryl Crow song, The First Cut is the __: deepest
Shia militant group based in Lebanon: hezbollah
Shiitake and Portobello are edible types of __: mushrooms
Shin __, protections for lower leg in soccer: guards
Shine a light on this banknote security feature: watermark
Shining, light, radiating, also a clever person: bright
Shiny silver metal used in plating: chromium
Ship carrying oil: tanker
Ship featured in The Goonies: inferno
Ship on which James Cook sailed to Australia: endeavour
Ship or boat; a drinking container: vessel scotoplanes
Ship that brought the first pilgrims to America: mayflower
Ship that brought the Pilgrims to America: mayflower
Ship that takes humanity back to Earth, Battlestar __: galactica
Ship vacation with periodic stops: cruise
Ship's steering mechanism: rudder
Shirley __, actress in Terms of Endearment: maclaine
Shiva is also known as this in Hinduism: destroyer
Shoes designed for long distance sport: running
Shoes primarily designed for sports: sneakers
Shoes that make a person look taller: high heels
Shoes with very high, narrow heels: stilettos
Sholem __, Russian writer of Fiddler on the Roof: aleichem
Shonda __, writer behind several hit drama series: rhimes
Shonda Rhimes take on political misdeeds: scandal
Shoot the __, killing time; idle chit chat: breeze
Shoot, sprout: bourgeon
Shooting a bow and arrow at a target: archery
Shooting game that will leave stains: paintball
Shooting opponents with balls filled with paint: paintball
Shopping by post: mail order
Shopping on the internet: online
Shopping website and Brazilian river: amazon
Short but comprehensive explanation: concise
Short curtain piece hung on edge of canopies: valance
Short for magnetic levitation transport: maglev
Short heavy curved sword used by pirates: cutlass
Short kickoff designed to get the ball back: onside
Short rail track diverts trains off the main line: sidings
Short real story, can be unreliable: anecdote
Short scene, faded border in photographs: vignette
Short statement of advice; general truth: proverb
Short sword-like weapon used for stabbing: dagger
Short, musical play, often funny: operetta
Short-lived US band; David Foster and Jay Graydon: airplay
Short-tempered; hard to manage or control: fractious
Shot of espresso with ground coffee: ristretto
Shot when the 7 and 10 pins are split in bowling: bedposts
Shot with medicine inside: injection
Shout loudly out of fright: scream
Show known for being about nothing: seinfeld
Showing extreme expression of emotion; emphatic: vehement
Showing humble views of merits or ego; no vanity: modest
Showing no emotion, enthusiasm, expression: deadpan
Shows off, misbehaves: acts up
Shows open contempt for the law: flouter
Showtime series about lovable serial killer: dexter
Showy, frivolous; trifling thing of no consequence: frippery
Shredder's army of walkers: foot clan
Shrubby mint, grayish-green needle-like leaves: rosemary
Shrunken cucumber with a sour taste: pickle
Shy, timid, quiet: bashful
SI derived unit of pressure named after physicist: pascal
Sick person's soup that also contains chicken: noodle
Side drum gives staccato sound: snare drum
Side of a coin with the monarch's head on: obverse
Side of the head, behind the eye: temple
Sideboard cupboard found in dining room: credenza
Sideshow Bob's middle name in Th² underdunk
Sideshow Mel is Krusty's __ in The Simpsons: sidekick
Sign, design used to identify products, companies: trademark
Signal __, aka Westfalenstadion, in Dortmund: iduna park
Signals and communication using flags: semaphore
Sikh swords seen crossed on Khanda symbol: kirpans
Silent __ is a WWII submarine combat game: hunter
Silicate minerals removed from buildings: asbestos
Silky sharks have very __ skin: smooth
Silver __ Playbook, 2012 Oscar nominee: linings
SimCity is a city building and urban __ MMO: planning
Simian-like creature, US folklore, Big Foot: sasquatch playgrounds
Similar to a frying pan: skillet
Similar to socks but longer: stockings
Similar to the first garden: edenic
Simon and __, duo of folk singers: garfunkel
Simon and Garfunkel paradoxical song, Sound of __: silence
Simple campfire Australian bread: damper
Simpsons buff, beer spokesman: duffman
Simpsons's physician, Doctor __: hibbert
Simulated and colorful combat: paintball
Since 1917, a Virgin Mary pilgrimage center: fatima
Sing evenly, slightly exaggerated, 50's style: crooner
Singer Joan __, What if God was One of Us: osborne
Singer known for her bizarre sense of fashion: lady gaga
Singer who didn't want to go to rehab, Amy __: winehouse
Singer, Whitney Houston's cousin: warwick
Singin' in the Rain depicts the demise of __ movies: silent
Singing group associated with Diana Ross: supremes
Singing mom of Kingston, Zuma, and Apollo: Gwen __: stefani
Singing or talking the same thing at the same time: unison
Single flight leg with no return ticket: one way
Single handed axe, long range missile: tomahawk
Single inhalation and exhalation of air: breath
Single person on a sports team: player
Single track railway, Disney has one: monorail banana boat
Single-celled __, amoeba, causes bowel issues: organism
Single-handed sword used in Northwestern Africa: nimcha
Single-headed Philippine drum: dabakan
Single-line poem: monostich
Single-line poem: monostich knowledge
Single-room apartment or flat; efficiency: studio
Single-track transport system, usually elevated: monorail
Sir and one of the Knights of the Round Table: lancelot
Sir Edwin, sculptor of Trafalgar Square lions: landseer
Sir Gary __, West Indian cricket all-rounder: sobers
Sirens lived in the sea, __ in springs and brooks: naiads
Sirens lured sailors in ancient Greek tale: odyssey
Sister of Hansel who rescues him from the witch: gretel
Site of battle "to be remembered": the alamo
Site of major Chinese earthquake in 2014: ludian
Site of major Peruvian earthquake of 1970: ancash
Site of the massacre at India's Golden Temple: amritsar
Sits on the tongue and identifies sweet and sour: taste bud
Situated away from an axis: abaxial
Six letter word for the season of fall: autumn
Six-line Spanish poem: shadorma
Six-sided geometric shape: hexagon
Sixth amendment gives right to this type of trial: speedy
Sixth Bond film, You Only __: live twice
Sixth son of Jacob, his mother was Bilhah: naphtali
Skate__ involves riding and tricks: boarding
Skates invented by Belgian Joseph Merlin: roller
Skeet __ , an Olympic event: shooting
Skeet __ is the act of firing bullets at discs: shooting
Skeletally scanned: xrayed
Ski mask; knit cap for the whole head: balaclava ambulance
Ski race over winding course marked with poles: slalom
Skiing event includes aerials, moguls, halfpipe: freestyle
Skiing event over a series of hard mounds: moguls
Skill level or talent: ability
Skilled craft worker; makes furniture, art, etc: artisan
Skillful strategies for military movements: tactical
Skills, aptitudes: abilities
Skimmed milk, bacterium probiotic dairy drink: yakult
Skin care brand: aveeno
Skin condition when you are in the sun too long: sunburn
Skin damage due to prolonged exposure to the cold: frostbite
Skin dot more common on fairer skin: freckle
Skin lesion disease of sheep, cattle and humans: anthrax
Skintight item worn by women over their legs: pantyhose
Skip, hop board game also known as draughts: checkers
Skipping: jump rope
Sky-divers use this after jumping out of a plane: parachute
Skyscrapers would be obsolete without this device: elevator
Slang for a car that has a lot wrong with it: clunker
Slang for a dollar bill: greenback
Slang for crazy, mad, insane: bonkers
Slang for money in South Africa: boodle
Slang for paper money in the circus: alfalfa
Slang for premature baby: preemie
Slang for prison, describes the closing of doors: slammer
Slang for red-headed person: ginger
Slang for someone who fails to open their wallet: tightwad
Slang term for cheater drug anabolic steroids: gym candy
Slang term used for methamphetamine: crystal
Slaughterhouse staple, looks like hatchet: cleaver
Sleep apnea causes pauses in __: breathing
Sleeping and living out in nature: camping
Sleeping disorder identified by the lack of sleep: insomnia
Sleeplessness: insomnia
Sleeps upside down and plays dead: opossum
Sleeveless shirt or dress tied at the neck: halter
Sleeveless undergarment for women: camisole
Slick jacket worn to repel water: raincoat
Sliding paper walls in Japanese houses: fusuma
Slightly bitter Belgian beer made with wild yeasts: lambic
Slightly different form of program or story: version
Slightly hard natural cheese, sometimes sharp: cheddar
Slightly louder than a whisper: murmur
Slobodan __, Serbian prosecuted for war crimes: milosevic
Slovenian body of water with ancient island church: lake bled
Slowly raise temperature by adding hot liquid: temper
Small adjustments were made: tweaked
Small African country, capital Kigali: rwanda
Small almond cake in Oceania: friand
Small amount of something that exemplifies the whole: sample
Small amounts of water from the sky: raindrops
Small Andean stringed instrument: charango
Small animals with six legs and hard shells: insects
Small area where you grow food: garden
Small bag you hold with your hands: clutch
Small beads of rainwater: droplets
Small bodies in inner Solar System; Atari game: asteroid
Small body cavity: follicle
Small body of water usually running: stream
Small bone at the bottom of the spine: coccyx
Small bread roll from Belgian capital: pistolet
Small breed of dog named after an island: maltese
Small breed of dog of pure white coat: maltese
Small bushy trees, cut in ornate shapes in a yard: hedges
Small but strongly-flavored fish: anchovy
Small cabbage looks like Sputnik: kohlrabi
Small candy covered with chocolate: bonbon
Small case for carrying papers for work: briefcase
Small ceramic bowl used for cooking and serving: ramekin
Small citrus fruit close to a mandarin orange: tangerine
Small citrus fruit with orange skin: tangerine
Small close-fitting hat, skullcap: beanie
Small cloth worn around the neck or head: bandanna
Small computer component with inputs, functions: circuit
Small computer, easy to transport: laptop
Small containers for drugs: pill boxes
Small country in South Africa, capital is Maseru: lesotho
Small dents on the cheeks when someone smiles: dimples
Small dish for cups; flying alien transport: saucer
Small dog native to Tibet, good guard dog: shihtzu
Small dried black fruit originally from Europe: currant
Small eggs in flowers: ovules
Small explosive usually thrown by hand: grenade
Small fairy-like creature in folklore: sprite
Small fish eaten on pizza and other foods: anchovy
Small flying insect that bites and sucks blood: mosquito
Small fork used for eating __ at wine tastings: cheese: Normany
Small fortified keeps intended as watch towers: peel tower
Small furry mammal from North Pacific: sea otter
Small group of stars: asterism
Small house; lumpy white cheese: cottage
Small inflatable boat, often made of rubber: dinghy
Small items that hair is wrapped in to curl it: curlers
Small Japanese-style grill for outdoor cooking: hibachi
Small kitchen knife used for peeling: paring
Small knob used for holding clothes together: button
Small lagoon of seawater left rocks after a swell: tidepool
Small land surrounded by water: island
Small mammal known for curling up in a ball: hedgehog
Small mammal with a lemur face, a suricate: meerkat
Small mammal, long ears, Easter pets: rabbit
Small mammal, stands on back legs: meerkat
Small marine animal of the Malacanthidae family: tilefish
Small marsupial from Australia and New Guinea: bandicoot
Small measure of liquor: noggin
Small metal object used to remove unwanted hairs: tweezers
Small nation in the Horn of Africa: djibouti
Small nation state in Europe, capital Ljubljana: slovenia
Small nut with two halves of shell; green color: pistachio
Small object allegedly bringing good luck: talisman
Small piece of something; sample of music: snippet
Small rectangular harpsichord, often legless: virginal
Small red fruit, also used as flavoring: cherry
Small red or orange beetles, black spots on wings: ladybugs
Small restaurant, place where food is served: eatery
Small round hills: knolls
Small round yellow bean for making hummus: chickpea
Small sacs of tissue next to the tonsils: adenoids
Small sailing boat carried on a war ship: pinnace
Small sharp piece, broken off: sliver
Small silver coin largely used in Ancient Rome: denarius
Small southern African nation ruled by monarch: swaziland
Small spoon. Cooking measure.: teaspoon
Small spotlight for special effects in theater: pin spot
Small squirrel with stripes on its face: chipmunk
Small stringed instrument popular in Hawaii: ukulele
Small thin object used to sew items together: needle
Small thin sausage: chipolata
Small tool with a flat blade, used for planting: trowel
Small toothed whales aka mereswine: porpoise
Small town football team whose fans wear cheese: packers
Small type of accordion, reed organ: melodeon
Small type of orange, sweeter than the regular ones: mandarin
Small underground room, usually to store wine: cellar
Small unimportant details: minutiae
Small utensil often used for peeling fruit: zester
Small vehicle with large tires for driving on sand: dune buggy
Small vermin, shifty character: weasel
Small version of posh piano: baby grand
Small vessel moved with oars: rowboat
Small whirlwind that lifts debris off the ground: dust devil
Small World board game is published by Days of __: wonder
Small, __, Large: medium
Small, circular brown spot on fair skin: freckle
Small, curved mounting for ancient Japanese sword: aikuchi
Small, docile hound with a great sense of smell: beagle
Small, drop-shaped edible seeds of a cone tree: pine nuts
Small, edible seeds that come from a tree cone: pine nuts
Small, humanoid creatures that live underground: gnomes
Small, long-handled shallow pan for sauteeing: poelon
Small, not big: little
Small, oily herring served in oval tins: sardine
Small, rectangular-shaped gem: baguette
Small, red, acid berry used in cooking: cranberry
Small, round shield: buckler
Small, sharp blade used for surgeries: scalpel
Small, short sword used by Samurai class: kodachi
Small, short-handled ax: hatchet
Small, soft skin growths: skin tag
Small, striped fish that swim in schools: mackerel
Small-sized newspapers: tabloids
Small-toothed tool for cutting metal: hacksaw
Smaller bone in the lower leg; not the femur: fibula
Smaller insect, also a VW car: beetle
Smaller than a clutch; mini purse with a strap: wristlet
Smaller than a dinner fork, used for the 1st dish: salad fork
Smaller than a teaspoon used for coffee: demitasse
Smallest Nordic country, capital is Copenhagen: denmark
Smallest piece of anything, not down to atoms: molecule
Smallest planet in the Solar System: mercury
Smelting of brownish metal 5000 BC in Serbia: copper
Smile Pinki's face deformity: cleft lip
Smoking this may be hazardous to your health: tobacco
Smooching Rodin sculpture: the kiss
Smooth rock for grinding grain: millstone
Smooth singer of "Mandy" and "Copacabana": manilow
Smutty, vulgar: filthy
Smythe's comic character: andy capp
Snack made with granola, dried fruits and nuts: trail mix
Snails can sleep for three __: months
Snake, reptile: serpent
Snakes and __, classic worldwide game from India: ladders
SNL alumni, Deuce Bigalow actor, Rob __: schneider
SNL alumnus who took over The Tonight Show in 2014: fallon
Snow huts, snow houses: igloos
Snow shaped to resemble a human figure: snowman
Snow sliding sport's practitioners: skiers
Snow White nemesis who hated her mirror, the __: evil queen
Snowboarding is done with a board __ to your feet: attached
So easy, like __ candy from a baby: stealing
So strange as not seeming real: unearthly
Soak in hot water to release the flavour: infuse
Soaked through, drenched: saturated
Soaked up the sun, skin turned a shade darker: tanned
Soaking food in liquid to extract flavor: steeping
Soap opera based in Harmony, New England: passions
Social conflict between police and criminals: standoff
Social media website founded by Mark Zuckerberg: facebook
Social media, post limit of only 280 characters: twitter
Social news/discussion site; "perused it": reddit
Social site coordinates real life encounters: meetup
Social site where users vote on favorite pieces: reddit
Social system of medieval Europe, serfs: feudalism
Socially awkward 1958 French comedy: my uncle
Society where more than one religion is recognized: pluralist
Socrates student, understanding the good: euclid
Socrates' method to refute an argument: elenchus
Sodium bicarbonate aka this common "soda": baking
Sofia is the capital of __: bulgaria
Soft and delicate; Elvis' song "Love me __": tender
Soft bag designed to carry sporting equipment: athletic
Soft corals that look like feather pens: sea pen
Soft film that builds on teeth: plaque
Soft French cow's milk cheese from Normandy: camembert
Soft item used to clean dishes: sponge
Soft layer of a bed: mattress
Soft lower part of the ear that hangs down: earlobe
Soft mineral used for carving: alabaster
Soft mineral used in plaster: gypsum
Soft tissue found in animals, makes movement: muscle
Soft type of silvery metal, used to make figurines: pewter
Soft washed-rind and smear-ripened French cheese: reblochon
Soft, thin paper squares used to blow your nose: tissues
Software company that Bill Gates cofounded: microsoft
Software creator: developer
Software or app allows users to surf the Internet: browser
Software used to do operations: utility
Software used to surf the web: browser
Soils are subject in this field: pedology
Solar __, flashes of brightness on Sun's surface: flares
Soldier trained in armed combat to serve a king: knight
Sole woman of Black Eyed Peas, not royalty: fergie
Solid floor or bottom of the ocean: seabed
Solid surface of the Earth; dry land: ground
Solid surface to stand on; land, Earth: ground
Solitary fan green __ looks like a large fan: seaweed
Solvent molecules pass through a membrane by __: osmosis
Some are wise and some are __: otherwise
Some deny this change with scientific consensus: climate
Some parts of this literature genre seem silly: nonsense
Some people need a big cup of this in the morning: coffee
Some situations can escalate into this: snowball
Some suggest not to ask too many of these: questions
Some who enjoys going on foot: walker
Somebody not married: celibate
Somebody who is wildly irresponsible: tearaway
Somehow the longest day of the week: wednesday
Someone expected to lose a contest or battle: underdog
Someone guilty of a crime and in prison: convict
Someone in charge of an organization: executive
Someone in charge of renting places: landlord
Someone in charge of the well being of others: caregiver
Someone legally qualified to be a doctor: physician
Someone paid to dri¾ chauffeur
Someone responsible for counseling others: advisor
Someone riding on a ship, plane or car: passenger
Someone training for a position, unpaid: intern
Someone who "takes you for a ride"; swindler: conman
Someone who acts quickly and irrationally: hot headed
Someone who attends a lot of social events: socialite
Someone who attends a lot of social events: socialite woodblock
Someone who authors: writer
Someone who backs you in everything: supporter
Someone who bets money on games or races: gambler
Someone who brings news professionally: reporter
Someone who brings something new into existence: creator
Someone who carries baseball bats for the team: batboy
Someone who carries luggage to people's rooms: bellhop
Someone who chops down trees for timber: logger
Someone who comes from the Ivory Coast: ivorian
Someone who conducts a machine or other equipments: operator
Someone who creates masterpieces: artist
Someone who creates musical scores: composer
Someone who cuts and polishes gemstones: gemcutter
Someone who eats the flesh of another human being: cannibal
Someone who eats their own kind: cannibal
Someone who establishes something: founder
Someone who goes into space in a rocket: astronaut
Someone who goes up the mountain: climber
Someone who has a deep knowledge of a subject: scholar
Someone who has beaten all opponents: champion
Someone who has lost a limb to amputation: amputee
Someone who has low red blood cell count: anemic
Someone who has permanently left employment: retiree
Someone who helps you to run a business: partner
Someone who helps you with a project, a group: cohort
Someone who installs and repairs plumbing: plumber
Someone who investigates crimes: detective
Someone who investigates suspicious deaths: coroner
Someone who is given an award or organ: recipient
Someone who is not fast: slowpoke
Someone who is skilled with machines, appliances: engineer black death
Someone who just got married: newlywed
Someone who keeps official records: registrar
Someone who leads: leader
Someone who likes to organize things with time: planner
Someone who maintains a website: webmaster
Someone who only reads discussions, never talks: lurker
Someone who opposes a new legislation or change: aginner
Someone who performs magic for a crowd: magician
Someone who plays a large stringed instrument: harpist
Someone who plays a sport: athlete
Someone who plays music: musician
Someone who plays the drums: drummer
Someone who provides foods for events and parties: caterer
Someone who regards another person with wonder; fan: admirer
Someone who repairs machinery, cars, etc: mechanic
Someone who resides in a place, hospital: resident
Someone who robs or steals goods: plunderer damselfly
Someone who sells goods or services: merchant
Someone who sells items in the street: peddler
Someone who sends goods to another place: exporter
Someone who sends unwanted e-mails: spammer
Someone who sews and repairs clothing: tailor
Someone who speaks out on behalf of a cause: protester
Someone who speaks two languages: bilingual
Someone who struts about in a boastful way: swagger
Someone who studies plant metions: herbalist
Someone who studies relations of organisms: ecologist
Someone who studies rocks and lands: geologist
Someone who studies the past: historian
Someone who studies the scientific study of life: biologist
Someone who takes by choice into a relationship: adopter
Someone who takes power by force or illegally: usurper
Someone who takes the lives of others: assassin
Someone who trespasses or steals: poacher
Someone who tries to influence legislation: lobbyist
Someone who welds metals together for a living: welder
Someone who wins, champion b: winner
Someone who works as what Dora the cartoon does: explorer
Someone who works at a store's register: cashier
Someone who works in a home: butler
Someone who works promoting a product: marketer
Someone who works with or carves wood: carpenter
Someone who writes about love: amorist
Someone who writes texts for songs: lyricist
Someone whose job is to examine an area of land: surveyor
Someone withdrawn from society, recluse: hermit
Someone you can't trust: traitor
Someone you compete against, enemy: adversary
Someone you do combat against: combatant
Someone you don't know: stranger
Someone you went to school with: classmate
Someone you work with, colleague: coworker
Someone's character; role played by an actor: persona
Something a beggar can never be: bankrupt
Something added, attached to another: adnexa
Something beside the bed, table, chair: bedside
Something carried with difficulty: burden
Something clean, unable to bear children: sterile
Something divided into four pieces, 3/__: fourths
Something done without anyone knowing: secret
Something extremely unusual or unexpected: bizarre
Something given without charge: freebie
Something inherited through generations: legacy
Something made from clay and fired in a kiln: ceramic
Something made, reproduced, sold illegally: bootleg
Something material that you can touch or see: object
Something not done on purpose: accident
Something odd or different: strange
Something passed down through genes: genetic
Something related to the sea or ships: maritime
Something repulsive, disgusting: revolting
Something separating two things: between
Something shining, bright, clear: lucent
Something that balances for something else: offset
Something that brings comfort, peace, calm: soothing
Something that can be cured: curable
Something that can be proposeful: usable
Something that can be used over and over again: renewable
Something that can be utilized more than once: reusable
Something that causes diseases: pathogen
Something that does not vary: constant
Something that establishes or serves as a pattern: template
Something that happens at this later time: future
Something that happens each year: annual
Something that has been changed or modified: amended
Something that hurts: painful
Something that is an advantage: benefit
Something that makes you better when sick: remedy
Something that nourishes, sustains: aliment
Something that you aim at: target
Something that you can eat: edible
Something the devil can cite for his purpose: scripture
Something to preserve the memory of a
Something urgent, rapid, state of __: emergency
Something very fine that can break easily: delicate
Something worked on for a period of time: project
Something worn on the breast: pectoral
Something you cast your vote on: ballot
Something you feel when there's nothing to do: boredom
Sometime in the future: someday
Son named after his father, not senior: junior
Son of a __ Man, US song by Dusty Springfield: preacher
Son of a Champion racecar driver, __ Villeneuve: jacques
Son of Parsifal in Germanic legend: lohengrin
Sonar and laser are examples of this: acronym
Sondheim's A Little Night Music, Send in __: the clowns
Song featured in the movie Breakfast at Tiffany's: moon river
Song or poem with short stanzas: ballad
Song recorded by Elvis Presley in 1956: hound dog
Song recorded by the Beatles: for no one
Song recorded by the Beatles: in my life
Song recorded by the Beatles: love me do
Song turned into a hit by Aretha Franklin: respect
Song voices: vocals
Songs rarely heard in U.S. long after Christmas: carols
Songs written for company commercials: jingles
Sons and daughters of human parents: children
Sons of __, colonial secret society: liberty
Sons of __, Hamlet on a motorcycle club on TV: anarchy
Soppy, tearful: maudlin
Sorrowful drama; a Greek play: tragedy
Sort of Arabian one-humped camel: dromedary
Sort of Italian creamy rice dish: risotto
Sound of a titter or giggle: tee hee
Sound of voice too low to be understood: murmur
Sound, characters, or visual cue to gain access: password
Sour liquid used for pickling and in dressings: vinegar rms titanic
Source of energy for nuclear weapons: plutonium
Source, origin, font: fountain
Sourdough spongy flatbread from Eastern Africa: injera
South __ suffered with the politics of Apartheid: africa
South __, Nelson Mandela, apartheid: africa
South African jam: konfyt
South African mongoose: meerkat
South America's largest city: sao paulo
South American country about the size of India: argentina
South American country, capital is Sucre, La Paz: bolivia
South American country, the capital is Asuncion: paraguay
South American nation, "land of many waters": guyana
South American river aka Rio Itenez in Bolivia: guapore
South American rodent related to guinea pigs: agouti
South China Sea islands claimed by Vietnam, China: paracel
South Florida 80s crime show with Don Johnson: miami vice
South German car-making city on the River Neckar: stuttgart
South Korean tech giant, Apple rival: samsung
South of Heaven, West of Hell producer, __ Yoakam: dwight
Southern __ snake is a harmless species in the US: hognose
Southern flirt falls in love with simple man: coquette
Southern German region known for Oktoberfest: bavaria
Southern sky constellation; flying fish: volans
Southern state in Oh! Susanna: alabama
Southern state is known as "Heart of Dixie": alabama
Southern states named after King Charles: carolina
Southern tip of South America: cape horn
Southernmost city in the world in Argentina: ushuaia
Southernmost of the Virgin Islands: st croix
Sovereign country was Russia's breadbasket: ukraine
Sovereign ruler of an empire, a monarch: emperor
Soviet leader responsible for Great Purge: stalin
Soviet space program for space exploration: venera
Space __, Disney's futuristic indoor coaster: mountain
Space __, famous Seattle landmark: needle
Space around printed words on a page: margin
Space eater: black hole
Space Hulk is a game set in the __ universe: warhammer
Space in a house for children to have fun in: playroom
Space in front of your plane seat: leg room
Space inside vehicle where motor is located: engine bay
Space shuttle used in James Bond's 1979 movie: moonraker
Space telescope that expanded our universe: hubble
Space when you enter a house, especially a parlor: front room
Spacecraft in Galaxy Quest: protector
Spaceship in the first Planet of the Apes: icarus
Spacy Russian traveler: cosmonaut
Spain's flag carrier airline: iberia
Spain's top-level football league: la liga
Spanish artist suspected of stealing the Mona Lisa: picasso
Spanish city, three cultures: Christian, Arab, Jew: toledo
Spanish cocktail, Calimocho, Rioja Libre: kalimotxo
Spanish dance with clapping and stamping: flamenco
Spanish drink mixing red wine and fruits: sangria
Spanish ex no. 1 tennis ace, __ Sanchez Vicario: arantxa
Spanish F1 racing driver Fernando __: alonso
Spanish name of precious green stone: esmeralda
Spanish newspaper, name means "the country": el pais
Spanish painter, __ Fortuny, born 1838: mariano
Spanish pork sausage: chorizo
Spanish principality, Oviedo is its capital: asturias
Spanish royal city, home to famous soccer clubs: madrid
Spanish sherry, usually medium dry: amoroso
Spanish vegetable soup: gazpacho
Spanish version of a soap opera: novela
Spanish word for state: estado
Spanish writer of Don Quixote: cervantes
Sparkly headband used as a crown: diadem
Speaking alone, as in a speech in a play: soliloquy
Spear-like instrument used in whaling: harpoon
Spear-thrower used by the Mayans: atlatl
Special Operations __, British WWII espionage unit: executive
Specialty item worn on a necklace or brooch: pendant
Species from planet Earth in the Solar System: humans
Species of fish that lives in groups; forage: mackerel
Species of marine fish with privileged sight: big eyed
Species of tuna highly prized: albacore
Specific feature on the Earth's surface: landform
Specific list of items: catalog
Spectacles to behold: glasses
Spectacles; lenses mounted in a frame: glasses
Speech sounds are the focus of this science: phonology
Speed __ is solving Rubik's cubes really fast: cubing
Speedy __ was always too fast for Sylvester: gonzales
Spelunking is __ caves: exploring
Spend the summer in a torpid state: estivate
Spend these in Algeria, Tunisia or Kuwait: dinars
Spherical float found in a toilet's cistern: ballcock
Spherical tree nuts often used in praline: hazelnuts
Spicy condiment: hot sauce
Spicy Napa cabbage dish, a Korean cuisine staple: kimchi
Spicy root can be used in sweet or savory food: ginger
Spider __, known for spider-like behavior: monkey
Spider-Man's mild mannered alter ego: parker
Spiderman's eight-armed enemy, Doctor __: octopus
Spiders and similar creepy-__: crawlies
Spiders make lots of these in autumn gardens: cobwebs
Spike the __ always was on Jerry's side: bulldog
Spiked tool breaks up the surface of a lawn: scarifier
Spiky plants often with purple flowers: thistles
Spiky, desert plant: cactus
Spiny __ are poisonous and ray-finned: devilfish
Spiral-shelled ocean animal: nautilus heat stroke
Spirit of St. Louis pilot; baby died in scandal: lindbergh
Spirit of tragic drama: buskin
Spirits of nature depicted as beautiful maidens: nymphs
Spiritual belief in posthumous existence: afterlife
Spiritual guide in Sufism: murshid
Spiritual leader no. 14, won Nobel Peace prize: dalai lama
Spiritual seeker, "one who practices": abhyasi
Split personality; alter ego: evil twin
Spoil; halt; put an end to: kibosh
Spoiled brat in the Fantastic Chocolate Factory: veruca
Spoiled or rotten food oil: rancid
Spoken in Kenya and Tanzania: dholuo
Spoken in the island where Napoleon was born: corsican
Spoken primarily in the Kashmir Valley: kashmiri
Sponge cake with egg whites and no butter: angel food
SpongeBob's best friend, __ Star: patrick
Spoon for straining food, eg. vegetables: slotted
Spore is a __ video game by Maxis: godmode
Sport based on a graceful fall into a pool: diving
Sport contest that consists of 10 different events: decathlon
Sport for which Martina Hingis is famous: tennis
Sport for which Petra Kvitova is noted: tennis
Sport in which Ilie Nastaste gained fame: tennis
Sport of catching fish with rod and reels: fishing
Sport of jumping off of something into the water: diving
Sport of shooting bow and arrows: archery
Sport played by Harry Potter: quidditch
Sport played by Roger Federer: tennis
Sport played on a court with rackets: tennis
Sport played on ice by two teams disputing a puck: ice hockey
Sport usually called pool in the United States: billiards
Sport where balls are thrown and must be avoided: dodgeball
Sporting event of swordplay: fencing
Sports and exercises requiring strength: athletics
Sports arena with tiers of seats for spectators: stadium
Sports event, grand prize in French: grand prix
Sports injury; projections often at the joints: bone spurs
Sports name comes from "Association Football": soccer
Sports rules enforcer: referee
Spots add to his/her beauty: leopard
Spotted dog with friends Jezebel and Chi Chi: belvedere
Sprawling, untidy: straggly
Spray blown from waves: spindrift
Spreading the digits in a Bob Fosse fashion: jazzhands
Spreads like __, with great speed: wildfire
Sprightly: agilely
Spring that sends up jets of water into the air: geyser
Springfield's principal, still lives with mom: skinner
Springtime yellow root, its seeds float away: dandelion
Sprinkle this crunchy oat cereal on yogurt: granola
Spuds __, Bud Light's party dog: mackenzie casserole
Spurge plant with starchy root, tropical: cassava
Squabblers, wranglers: argufiers
Square pasta looks like small lasagna: tacconi
Squares of filled Italian pasta: ravioli
Squatter is the most successful game in __: australia
Squeaky voiced Disney character: mickey
Sri __ Sahib, Amritsar's Golden Temple: harmandir
St Francis __, patron saint of animals: of assisi
St Peter's sacred building in the Vatican City: basilica
St Petersburg palatial art museum: hermitage
St Rose __, patron saint of the Americas: of lima
St. __, pre ER and Grey's Anatomy medical drama: elsewhere
Stade __, national stadium in Paris: de france
Stadio __, Naples field of famous 1990 match: san paolo
Stadio Artemio __, Fiorentina football home: franchi
Stadium Puskas __, named after Hungarian great: ferenc
Stage between child and adult: juvenile
Stage of development before birth or hatching: embryonic
Stage, big box illusion with Mexican influence: aztec lady
Stages in from birth to death: life cycle
Stamp collecting is gathering __ stamps: different bread plate
Stand Up __, a funny person with a mike: comedy
Stand-up social critic, cancer victim: bill hicks
Standard: default
Standing long jump expert in early 20th century: ray ewry
Stanley __, painter of Cookham and nudes: spencer
Stanzas with no specific pattern: astrophic
Staple food of Central Asian herders: yak butter
Staple of Central American cuisine eaten with rice: black bean
Star of "The Philadelphia Story": Jimmy __: stewart
Star of Good Will Hunting: matt damon
Star of Wizards of Waverly Place, __ Gomez: selena
Star system with two stars orbiting each other: binary
Star Trek weapon of choice: phaser
Star Trek: __ villain Tom Hardy: nemesis
Star Wars: The Force Awakens is the __ film: seventh
Star, also known as the Dog Star: sirius
Star-shaped flowers that are also missiles: asters
Starch from the cassava root; a pudding flavor: tapioca
Starchy dough stuffed in a corn husk, Mexican dish: tamale
Starchy vegetables; edible tubers; mashed __: potatoes
Stark pet in GOT: direwolf
Starred in Hitchcock films, Australian Judith __: anderson
Starter aka hors d'oeuvre: appetizer
Starting poker hand of two like cards: __ pair: pocket
Starts at Lake Rweru, joins the Nile: kagera
Starts in Turkey, crosses Iraq to the Persian Gulf: tigris
State and former kingdom and duchy in east Germany: saxony
State created in 1948, after WWII: israel
State Farm jingle, Like a good __: neighbor
State in Europe, capital is Zagreb: croatia
State is known for its big hole in the ground: arizona
State location of the fictional Y&R Genoa City: wisconsin
State not recognized by the Israeli government: palestine
State of a bone when it is put in a cast: broken
State of being angry: temper wheelbarrow
State of inactivity, volcanoes stay this way: dormant
State of rapture or overwhelming emotion: ecstatic
State of satisfaction and contentment: happiness
State of slavery or work imposed as punishment: servitude
State of society without laws or government: anarchy
State of something illegally taken from another: stolen
State represented by Joe Biden until 2009: delaware
State when sudden changes in the brain happen: delirious
State where Sinatra and Springsteen were born: new jersey
State with red soil known as The Peach State: georgia
Stationary metal plates, hit by hammers for sound: carillon
Statue of __; US pride; present from France: liberty
Statue of Athena that protected Troy: palladium
Statue worship: idolatry
Status of peasants under the feudalistic system: serfdom
Staying true to people, places and things: loyalty
Steadfast Tin __, fellow loves a paper ballerina: soldier
Steady, unwavering: assiduous
Steals from a store: shoplifts
Steel __, a film about six Louisiana women: magnolias
Steel bar, bent at one end, used as a lever: crowbar
Steelers "Mean" Joe __: greene
Steep downward plunge: nosedive
Steep walled basin, bowl shaped, lake at bottom: cirque
Steering __, connects steering wheel to mechanism: column
Stephen __, musical composer: sondheim
Stephen King's 8 book fantasy series: dark tower
Steve Carell and Ricky Gervais starred in The __: office
Steve Urkel cracked us up on Family __: matters
Steven __, director of Jurassic Park: spielberg
Steven __, US director of E.T.: spielberg
Steven __, US film director: spielberg
Stevie Wonder hit, My __ Amour: cherie
Stick it beneath the carpet for insulation: underlay
Stick this spice in oranges at Christmas' time: cloves
Stieg __, crimewriter of the Millennium trilogy: larsson
Still life fruit painted by Cezanne: apples
Stimulant found in coffee and soft drinks: caffeine
Stimulating action in someone: incentive
Stinky or pleasant, scientific study of smell: osmics
Stinky study that focuses on garbage: garbology
Stir one's __ = hurry up: stumps
Stir or disturb; to make someone nervous: agitate
Stirrer of political ideas or liquids: agitator
Stock __, where stocks can be bought and sold: exchange
Stock with quality reputation according to the NYSE: blue chip
Stock: market
Stolen pleasures are __: sweetest
Stomping grounds of FC Barcelona: camp nou
Stone __, implement that clears fields: picker
Stone that allowed a grasp of Egyptian hieroglyphs: rosetta
Stone used by the Maya to enhance their weapons: obsidian
Stops swelling; cools stings and bites: ice pack
Storage compartment on a car's dashboard: glovebox
Storage for personal items with no strap: clutch bag
Storage for pirate plunder: chests
Storage space for food and dishes: cupboard
Stores your Merlot and Chardonnay: wine rack
Story about a person: biography
Storytellers with profound knowledge of Hadith: muhaddith
Stovepipe, rocket-propelled anti-tank weapon: bazooka
Strait taking the Sea of Marmara to the Black Sea: bosphorus
Strait that separates Russia and the US: bering
Strap-shaped organ or body part of an insect: ligula
Strategy game with turning cogs: downfall
Strauss opera and daughter of Herod: salome
Strauss was known for composing these: waltzes
Straw hat with a flat top: boater
Stream or river that flows into a larger one: tributary
Streaming site, originally mail order DVD service: netflix
Street food vehicle: food truck
Street styles of dance, break, lock, pop: hip hop
Street where the British Prime Minister lives: downing
Stretch out, hold out, make larger or longer: extend
Stretch your legs according to your __: coverlet
Stretchy fabric invented by Brit Thomas Hancock: elastic
Stretchy PU fabric women love: spandex
Strict observance of formalities: punctilio
Strictly orthodox Muslim sect of Arabia: wahhabi
Strike this tool with mallet to shape material: chisel
Strikingly different; opposite of compare: contrast
String of items used for decoration: garland
Stringed instrument from the Renaissance: cittern
Strings of Italian pasta, with Bolognese sauce: spaghetti
Strip for landing airplanes on: runway
Strip of cloth wrapped around a gift: ribbon
Strobilus, reproductive organ in Pinophyta plants: pinecone
Strolling balloon vendors in circus: rubbermen
Strolling, taking steps, using your legs: walking
Strom __, led longest filibuster in US history: thurmond
Strong as an oak: robust
Strong carnivorous mammal of the weasel family: wolverine
Strong dark coffee, literally "pressed out": espresso
Strong dislike or disgust: loathing
Strong feeling of missing home: homesick
Strong feelings of hostility towards someone: animosity
Strong green liquor nicknamed "The Green Fairy": absinthe
Strong insult, offense; extreme disgust: outrage
Strong Mexican liquor, reality TV star surname: tequila
Strong scented US Southwest, Mexican tree: mesquite
Strong smelling gas, nitrogen and hydrogen: ammonia
Strongest muscle in the human body: masseter
Stronghold: fortress
Strongman buys girl in Fellini's mythology film: la strada
Struck idiophone operated by a keyboard: celesta
Structure built between Nevada and Arizona states: hoover dam
Structure for generating heat for houses: furnace
Structure giving passage over a river: bridge
Structures that form part of the goal: goalposts
Student who quits high school before graduation: drop out
Study focuses on the nervous system: neurology
Study of celestial objects for information: astrology
Study of early Christianity: patrology
Study of Earth's lands, people and phenomena: geography
Study of fables and tales: mythology
Study of gravitation: barology
Study of how words are arranged in a sentence: syntax
Study of human body by examining them: anatomy
Study of human settlement: ekistics
Study of inheritance of acquired characteristics: ctetology
Study of light, wide array of applications: optics
Study of lighthouses: pharology
Study of matter, motion through space and time: physics
Study of matter; teams must have this: chemistry
Study of meaning-making: semiotics
Study of medical remedies: acology
Study of natural or biological character: ethology
Study of origins of ideas: ideogeny
Study of origins of races or peoples: ethnogeny
Study of physical history of rocks and minerals: geology
Study of religion: theology
Study of sight: optology
Study of smells and olfactory processes: osmology
Study of sound, mechanical waves: acoustics
Study of space, stars, and objects: astronomy
Study of the earth's natural structures: geography
Study of the formation of the earth: geogony
Study of the history of words: etymology
Study of the planets and the universe: uranology
Study of versification, poetry subcategory: prosody
Study or anything related to your ears: audiology
Study tool, answers, questions on different sides: flashcard
Stuffed pasta pillows: ravioli
Stuffed pasta usually shaped like a square: ravioli
Stuffy person; too serious, little fun: uptight
Stump, bewilder: flummox
Stunted ear of Indian corn: nubbin
Stupid person with senseless cranium: numbskull
Stupidly, worthlessly: inanely
Style of jeans with very skinny legs: drainpipe
Style or design of printed characters: typeface
Style perfected by US artist Andy Warhol: pop art
Styx ferryman of the Greek Underworld: charon
Sub-unit of the zloty, Poland's currency: groszy
Subatomic particle with positive charge: proton
Subject, theme, topic: matter
Sublime song, syncretic, Caribbean religion: santeria
Subliminal image in Queen's hair on old stamps: the devil
Submerged: dipped
Submerging in liquid, most common with eggs: poaching
Submissive, obliging:
Submissive, satisfied, docile: resigned
Subordinated to a country's embassy: consulate
Substance containing lead, gasoline, glass: leaded
Substance created by mold that damages the liver: aflatoxin
Substance formulated to prevent sunburn: sunscreen
Substance kills the organisms that cause disease: germicide
Substance needed for a healthy growth: nutrient
Substance or liquid used to treat diseases: medicine
Substance or preparation used to treat a disease: medicine
Substance that boosts a chemical reaction: catalyst
Substance that damages organs and causes death: poison
Substance that increases the bulk of a product: extender
Substance that is breathed into the lungs: inhalant
Substance used to preserve food: additive
Substitute "baby" for "Jesus" in this music genre: gospel
Subterfuge is a __ mobile game: submarine
Subtracting: reducing
Succeeded David in the throne: solomon
Such a personal important thing: hygiene
suckerfish: remoras
Sucre is the capital of this South American nation: bolivia
Sudden large amount of wealth, luck: bonanza
Sudden mass arrival: influx
Sudden repetitive intake of air, irritating: hiccup
Sudden rupture of a car tire: blowout
Sufficient amount for the purpose needed: enough
Sufficient evidences for the truth of a proposition: proofs
Suffix of Dracula's hometown meaning "trees": sylvania
Suffolk ship burial discovered in the 1930s: sutton hoo
Sugar after burning: caramel
Sugar, almond milk and orange cordial: orgeat
Sugar, milk, brandy and an ovum at Christmas: egg nog
Sugars containing aldehyde or equivalents: aldoses
Sugary garnish for cakes, cupcakes or ice-cream: sprinkles
Sugary, fried snack, breakfast staple: doughnut
Suit in a tarot pack, also known as coins: pentacles
Suitable arrangement of parts, colors or sounds: harmony
Sulfosalt delisted as mineral in 2006: bursaite
Sultan who captured Jerusalem after the 2nd crusade: saladin
Sum of all parts, quantity, measure: amount
Summer favorite cooking technique: grilling
Sung at Christmastide: carols
Sunrise, dawn: cockcrow
Sunset: twilight
Super __, water gun developed by Lonnie Johnson: soaker
Super fast vehicle; also used in races: sportscar
Super goblin, Puck from Midsummers Night's Dream: hobgoblin
Super smart person; Superman's android foe: brainiac
Superficial compliance with the law: tokenism
Superhero fashion designer for the Incredibles: ednamode
Superhero team with Hulk, Thor, Iron Man and more: avengers
Superior first-class cabin on board of a ship: stateroom
Superior, greater, improved: better
Superlative cousin of biggest and longest: largest
Superman home planet, noble gas: krypton
Superman's version of Mr. Hyde: bizarro
Superstate in Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four: eastasia
Supply needed for a specific purpose: equipment
Supply of weapons to be used: arsenal
Supported, sponsored: backed
Supporter for a public policy: advocate
Supposed, taken for granted: assumed
Supposedly, allegedly: purported
Supreme council of the ancient Roman empire: senate
Supreme leader of Iran in 2016 Ali __: khamenei
Surf fishing is __ fish from the shore line: catching
Surface skin; includes the first two skin layers: epidermis
Surfing is __ on a board riding a wave: standing
Surgeon's cutting tool: scalpel
Surgeon's uniform: scrubs
Surgeon-fitted device that regulates heart: pacemaker
Surgeons' knives: scalpels
Surgery to make people look younger: facelift
Surgical instrument designed for scraping: curette
Surly or ill-tempered: grumpy
Surname common to two American presidents: roosevelt
Surname of a bald supervillain: luthor
Surname of a famous acting family in the US: barrymore
Surname of a man who made a list that saved people: schindler
Surname of Doogie played by Neil Patrick Harris: howser
Surname of Jedi Knight to defeat Darth Vader: skywalker
Surname of three English sisters authors: bronte
Surrounds human nipples: areola
Surviving host of American Idol's first season: seacrest
Surviving servicemen honored on this Fall holiday: veterans
Survivor winner Rob Mariano, aka __ Rob: boston
Survivors, remnants: relicts
Susan __, won an Oscar for Dead Man Walking: sarandon
Susanna __, famous for Jonathan Strange novel: clarke
Suspected, supposed action, crime: alleged
Suspended bed normally placed outside: hammock
Suspension of fine solid or liquid particles in gas: aerosol
Sustained without quitting, underwent: endured
Sustenance for Bon Jovi: prayer
Swamp boat, driven by caged airplane propeller: airboat
Sweated: perspired
Swedish actor, director, martial artist, Dolph __: lundgren
Swedish astronomer invented centigrade thermometer: celsius
Swedish band that recorded "Listen to Your Heart": roxette
Swedish candy stick named after lively dance: polkagris
Swedish capital and 1912 Olympics host city: stockholm
Swedish tennis player won five Wimbledon titles: bjorn borg __ Land,
Sweet __, a teenager's coming of age party: sixteen
Sweet __, US famous song, Neil Diamond: caroline
Sweet canary on look out for "putty tat": tweety
Sweet food eaten at the end of a meal: dessert
Sweet food made from cacao that comes in bars: chocolate
Sweet layered pastry with nuts and honey: baklava
Sweet melon, sounds like moist nectar: honeydew
Sweet roulade, Christmas dessert looks like wood: yule log
Sweet topping found on cakes and cupcakes: frosting
Sweet, chewy, aromatic black substance: licorice
Sweet, creamy mixture that is used to cover cakes: frosting
Sweet, fermented yogurt eaten in India: mitha dahi
Sweet, vodka cocktail named after a citrus candy: lemon drop
Swift-__, a comet that last visited in 1992: tuttle
Swimming race including all strokes: medley
Swimming stroke a canine uses: dog paddle
Swindler, deceiver; __ spider Anansi in mythology: trickster
Swinging device marks time in music: metronome
Swiss Alps "white" peak near Zermatt: weisshorn
Swiss cantons __ Innerrhoden and __ Ausserrhoden: appenzell
Swiss chemist who invented an updated oil lamp: argand
Swiss inventor of Velcro, George __: de mestral
Swiss mountain, second-highest in the Alps: monte rosa
Swiss river in the Bernese Alps, also called Saane: sarine
Swiss supper, pancake or "shredded, fried crepe": cholermus
Swiss town with ancient abbey on Lake Constance: rorschach
Swiss watch company, anagram of "sling one"!: longines
Sword __, circus act that's hard to stomach: swallower mauritius
Sydney __ Smith Airport, busiest in Australia: kingsford
Sylvester __ is Rocky Balboa: stallone
Sylvia __, movie with Katherine Hepburn: scarlett
Symbol of the UK: union flag
Symbols used in comics to censor words: grawlixes
Sympathetic leader, first pope from Latin America: francis
Symptom of odd neural activity: seizure
Synchronized __ is an underwater dance event: swimming
Syndrome that provokes sudden involuntary tics: tourette
Synonym of titanite, means "wedge" in Greek: sphene
Synonym reference book: thesaurus
Syntactic constituent, single grammatical function: phrase
Syntactically, not the subject:
Synthetic grass patented in 1965: astroturf
Synthetic material such as latex, melamine, vinyl: plastics
Synthetic rubber used for wet suits: neoprene
Syrian capital, where St Paul was travelling to: damascus
System of equitable prices paid to producers: fair trade
System of ideas used to justify behaviour: ideology
System of organs for food in and out of a body: digestive
System of seats and tow bars used in mountains: ski lift
System that coordinates body's actions: nervous
System used for the plantation in Middle Ages: rotation
System where the king or queen rules the country: monarchy
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