➠ Words that start with s

List contains 38459 Words that start with "s".

  • - Shaker shaker
  • - One who shakes?
  • - Shaker user
  • - Seasoning user
  • - Seasoner of sorts
  • - Icy-road vehicle
  • - One curing meat
  • - Winter road treater
  • - Device for winter sidewalks
  • - Meat treater
  • - Preserver, of sorts
  • - Cracker factory employee or winter road worker, perhaps
  • - One who might get a pinch
  • - Deicer, often
  • - One who's shaking?
  • - Brook trout
  • - Meat preserver
  • - Cracker factory employee, perhaps
  • - Fish preserver
  • - Seasoner
  • - Dealer in a condiment
  • - Certain brook trout
  • - Fast-food worker
  • - Worker with meat packer.
  • - Herring preserver.
  • - Condiment manufacturer.
  • - English economist.
  • - Preserver of meat.
  • - Curer
  • - Cook, at times
  • - Author James
  • - Chef, at times?
  • - Meat curer
  • - Bambi's creator
  • - He wrote "Bambi"
  • - "Bambi" author
  • - He created Bambi
  • - Creator of Bambi.
  • - Author of "Bambi"
  • - "Bambi" creator Felix
  • - Bather using magnesium sulfate?
  • - Utensil for eating some cured meat?
  • - Where NaCl is made
  • - Where brine is refined
  • - NaCl works
  • - NaCl plant
  • - Places where brine is evaporated
  • - Whence some condiments come
  • - Sodium chloride factories
  • - popular comic strip on an ocean liner?
  • - Pub snack
  • - Bar snack
  • - Party snack
  • - Sprinkled (a road) to melt ice
  • - A seasoned couple
  • - Shook some extra flavor into, as a bland soup
  • - Preserved, as a mummy
  • - Cured, in a way
  • - Treated for traction, in a way
  • - Spiced, in a way
  • - Enriched fraudulently, as a mine
  • - Mineo + a Kennedy
  • - Used a cellar
  • - Preserved, in a way
  • - Like nuts and pretzels
  • - Like most pretzels and chips
  • - Preserved in brine
  • - Caramel seasoned with white flakes
  • - Seasoned, as pretzels
  • - Little Sarah and Edward like some nuts
  • - Was cured and lasted, in other words.
  • - Seasoned the popcorn
  • - like roads in winter, at times
  • - Full, eating pound, like some peanuts?
  • - Like pretzels & peanuts
  • - Like pretzels and winter highways
  • - With added seasoning
  • - Treated for ice
  • - Seasoned, like peanuts or pretzels
  • - Seasoned, as popcorn
  • - Seasoned (food)
  • - Like most peanuts
  • - Like some nuts and caramels
  • - Like mixed nuts, often
  • - Preserved, as pork
  • - Preserved bananas lasted
  • - Like peanuts, often
  • - Like margarita glasses
  • - Like bar peanuts
  • - Like some peanuts and winter roads
  • - Topped, as pretzels
  • - Like most 23-Across chips
  • - Preserved stew lasted
  • - Girl and boy will get cured
  • - How pretzels are often served
  • - Seasoned, given piquancy; (of meat) preserved
  • - Seasoned, like peanuts
  • - Tended an icy walkway
  • - Like some peanuts and pretzels
  • - Treated for preservation, maybe
  • - Made less heart-healthy
  • - Like many potato chips and peanuts
  • - Like many winter roads
  • - Like some margarita glasses
  • - Seasoned an ear
  • - Like French fries, usually
  • - Like fries, typically
  • - Like many nuts
  • - Like bacalao
  • - Sprinkled NaCl on
  • - Like anchovies, often
  • - Seasoned, as peanuts
  • - De-iced, maybe
  • - Like pretzels, usually
  • - Like most bar snacks
  • - Butter buyer's option
  • - Like most peanuts or popcorn
  • - Like tavern peanuts
  • - Like some chips
  • - Added flavor to an ear
  • - Stashed, with "away"
  • - Stored, with "away"
  • - Peanut choice
  • - .... away (saved)
  • - Kind of peanuts
  • - Gave flavor to.
  • - Cured.
  • - Cured in brine.
  • - Put in the bank, with "away."
  • - Peanut or butter option
  • - Like bar snacks
  • - Like most pretzels
  • - Like potato chips
  • - Like some pretzels
  • - Like many peanuts
  • - Like most potato chips
  • - Like some peanuts
  • - Like some nuts
  • - Preserved
  • - Saved, with "away"
  • - Seasoned
  • - Peanuts
  • - Cured meat
  • - Stored away.
  • - Put away
  • - 'Nuts!'
  • - like fancy caramel
  • - Ready ......, crisp flavour
  • - Prepared an icy street for travel?
  • - Saved
  • - Treats served over porridge
  • - Kept in reserve
  • - Devices that coat roads during snowstorms
  • - Some trucks in snowstorms
  • - Sanitation trucks in a snowstorm, perhaps
  • - Sanitation trucks in a snowstorm
  • - Devices for clearing winter sidewalks
  • - Shaker shakers
  • - They treat meat
  • - People who preserve meat or fish
  • - Food preservation experts
  • - Chefs, at times
  • - Food preservers
  • - Realist, when surreal, is more like the sea
  • - More like sailors' talk, stereotypically
  • - Like the Atlantic, compared to the Pacific
  • - More like Popeye
  • - Like some peanuts
  • - more crude, language-wise
  • - More R-rated, as dialogue
  • - Linguistically coarser
  • - Filled with more profanity
  • - More coarse ... or anagram #4
  • - More saline
  • - More thirst-inducing
  • - More off-color, as language
  • - More briny
  • - More brackish
  • - More racy, as humor
  • - Having more four-letter words
  • - More racy
  • - Comparatively brackish
  • - Brinier.
  • - More pungent.
  • - More piquant
  • - Coarser
  • - More coarse
  • - containing more NaCl
  • - Heraldic crosses
  • - Treaty signed by Carter and Brezhnev
  • - Carter/Brezhnev agreement
  • - Carter/Brezhnev pact
  • - Carter/Brezhnev treaty
  • - Carter-era missile pact
  • - Cold War summit
  • - 1979 treaty derailed by the USSR invasion of Afghanistan
  • - Negotiation of 1979
  • - Negotiations of 1977-79
  • - 1979 negotiation
  • - Cold war draft
  • - Never-ratified cold war agreement
  • - Capital of the Mexican state Coahuila
  • - mix in stale cracker
  • - cracker added to soup
  • - Italian veal dish that is often cooked 'alla Romana'
  • - Mountebank, quack
  • - Most profanity-laced, say
  • - Most foulmouthed
  • - Most crude, humorwise
  • - Filled with the most four-letter words
  • - Most blue?
  • - Most brackish
  • - 1972 missile pact
  • - Missile pact of 1972
  • - U.S./Soviet pact
  • - Pact signed by Nixon
  • - Nixon-Brezhnev missile pact
  • - First of two U.S./U.S.S.R. pacts
  • - 1972 U.S./U.S.S.R. pact
  • - 1972 U.S./U.S.S.R. missile pact
  • - 1972 U.S./Soviet pact
  • - 1972 U.S./Soviet missile agreement
  • - 1972 pact signed by Nixon and Brezhnev
  • - 1970s pact partly negotiated in Helsinki
  • - '70s missile pact
  • - Ford and Brezhnev signed it on 11/23/1974
  • - Arms-race summit of 1969-72
  • - Treaty signed by Nixon and Brezhnev
  • - Treaty between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R.
  • - Nixon and Brezhnev signed it in '72
  • - Intl. conference: 1968–72
  • - Early U.S./U.S.S.R. treaty
  • - Arms-treaty acronym
  • - Agreement signed in 1972 concerning ABMs
  • - Bonneville racing venue
  • - Bonneville Speedway terrain
  • - Bonneville Speedway feature
  • - Bonneville feature
  • - Shining expanses formed by evaporation
  • - Comfortable shoes for a mariner?
  • - Badland feature
  • - Bonneville, for one
  • - Bonneville feature
  • - Waterway's evaporation left-over
  • - Tract left after a body of water evaporates
  • - Suitable for hypertension sufferers
  • - Suitable for a low-sodium diet
  • - Like foods for a low-sodium diet
  • - Bland, in a way
  • - Samin Nosrat cookbook that highlights 'the four elements of good cooking'
  • - tidal grass used as feed
  • - contents of a shaker pair
  • - Sprinkled with gray, as a beard
  • - Speckled, as hair
  • - Fictional chocolate-lover Veruca married to a sergeant of song?
  • - Condiments displaying contrasting particles
  • - pair of condiments
  • - What two shakers have (3 words)
  • - pat lends paper out in pots
  • - Dinner table combo
  • - Common seasonings
  • - Tweedy color
  • - They come in shakers
  • - Table condiments
  • - Chef's staples
  • - 1968 Davis/Lawford spy spoof
  • - "We're the reason for the season" could be their motto
  • - Couple at the dinner table spotted in black and white?
  • - seaside inhalation
  • - the smell of the ocean
  • - Something taken in by sailors
  • - Sailor's intake
  • - Oceanfront attraction
  • - Oceanfront atmosphere
  • - What gobs take in
  • - Argentine province.
  • - Argentine city
  • - ... Burger, restaurant in Palestine that is based on "Spongebob Squarepants"
  • - Chinese checkers' cousin
  • - Game like halma.
  • - A game like halma.
  • - Board game
  • - Ballerina's forte
  • - Leaping as non-U greeting
  • - Dancing movement
  • - .... dancing
  • - Where, in Cornwall, to season timber
  • - town in cornwall across the river tamar from plymouth
  • - Near Plymouth, it's the place to season timber
  • - Fiddler's motion
  • - Pertaining to dancing.
  • - Adapted for leaping.
  • - Proceeding by leaps
  • - Leaping
  • - Dancing or leaping
  • - Leaping; jumping.
  • - Jumping.
  • - Blended ale in grand vats to get a wonderful crisp taste
  • - City and province in Argentina
  • - Lively Italian dance with a hop step
  • - Village in Italy
  • - Sailor
  • - sailor's last order
  • - Old sailor that barnacle clings to?
  • - Only commonly edible rock
  • - Sodium chloride
  • - ...... Ste. Marie, Mich
  • - Icy road sprinkle
  • - Tar on the ocean
  • - What's dissolved to create chlorine
  • - A mineral we eat
  • - Food preservative
  • - Cellar contents
  • - Put away
  • - Preserve, in a way
  • - Pickle
  • - Cooking need
  • - Mined material
  • - Mine yield
  • - Mine product
  • - Road crew's supply
  • - See 5-Down
  • - Something to pass
  • - See 18-Down
  • - Piquancy
  • - Main man
  • - "What's shaking?"
  • - Rock.
  • - Add ___ to the wound
  • - Miso ingredient
  • - it's kept in cellars
  • - "Old ...," idiom that can be completed with a word that describes the abundant ocean mineral
  • - Morton's product
  • - white stuff in the cellar
  • - Kitchen staple that's gone missing in the song "Margaritaville"
  • - Table companion for pepper
  • - White substance found in sea water
  • - 2010 action film starring angelina jolie in the title role
  • - Wound stinger
  • - ...... and vinegar, crisp flavour
  • - Substance used to enhance flavor
  • - cure component
  • - Sapper planted ingredients seen on dining-table
  • - Sailor with bad temper in King Edward's smack?
  • - Soothing soak
  • - Mineral block providing nutrients to animals
  • - key found in smooth area providing source of animal nutrients
  • - Old sailor damages hot saline boggy area
  • - Save sailor from taking a course
  • - Save for a rainy day
  • - Save for the future
  • - Save
  • - Put in the bank for old sea dog going to jail
  • - Hoard, perhaps
  • - Put in the bank
  • - Set aside
  • - New England house style
  • - New England housing type
  • - Type of New England house
  • - Type of N.E. colonial dwelling
  • - House style, popular in New England.
  • - House style with a long pitched roof in back
  • - Kind of house
  • - Home style
  • - Tactic to prevent weapons treaty negotiations?
  • - Dead Sea phenomenon.
  • - Halite source
  • - Some New England houses
  • - Early New England houses
  • - Mineral-rich hydrotherapy option (2 wds.)
  • - Bit of hydrotherapy
  • - Hydrotherapy option
  • - Deli delivery
  • - Lox accompaniers
  • - Plant growing near the sea
  • - Flogger of sailors, we hear: one turned up at table?
  • - Seasonal dispenser of wit at table?
  • - Old sailor with stock of wine in small vessel
  • - Partner of a pepper mill
  • - Old sailor has a stock of wine in a small vessel
  • - mariner down below found tiny white crystals there
  • - Sailor taken in merchant vessel that gets shaken
  • - Turns up, the foreign pitch overlooks resistance in Bastille? With this in hand, press ahead to season!
  • - Dining table container
  • - Doctor later calls for crystal dispenser
  • - Shifty last retailer picked up tableware item
  • - Dispenser made obsolete by the shaker
  • - ...... Shaker
  • - Table item
  • - Condiment container
  • - Table accessory
  • - Table vessel
  • - Dinner-table items
  • - Dried fish used in brandade
  • - Cured, dried fish
  • - Cured and dried fish
  • - Halite formations that might be oil reservoirs