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List contains 38459 Words that start with "s".

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samms
  • - Soap star Emma
  • - Emma of 'The Colbys'
  • - "The Colbys" co-star
  • - "Delirious" co-star, 1991
  • - "The Colbys" star
  • - Soap actress Emma
  • - Emma of 'Dynasty'
  • - 'Dynasty' actress Emma
  • - "General Hospital" actress Emma
  • - Actress Emma
  • - Emma of 'Delirious'
  • - Actress Emma of "Dynasty"
  • - "Dynasty" actress
sammy
  • - ...... Davis Jr, singer/actor
  • - Singer/dancer ... Davis Jr.
  • - Rock singer Hagar
  • - Country singer Kershaw
  • - Entertainer .... Davis Jr
  • - Singer ...... Davis Jr
  • - Rat Pack member ...... Davis Jr
  • - — Davis Jr, singer, actor
  • - Davis Jr. of "Tap"
  • - Davis or Cahn
  • - Cahn or Davis Jr.
  • - ...... Davis Jr.
  • - Kaye or Davis Jr.
  • - Mr. Davis
  • - Davis.
  • - BLT or PBJ, informally
  • - 1998 nl mvp sosa
  • - Former Van Halen front man Hagar
  • - Baseball's Sosa
  • - Multi-Oscar lyricist Cahn
  • - One of the Rat Pack
  • - Rat Pack pal of Frank
  • - Links legend Snead
  • - Lyricist Cahn who wrote 'Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!'
  • - 'High Hopes' lyricist Cahn
  • - Slugger Sosa
  • - Hagar of Van Halen
  • - Lyricist Cahn
  • - Rat Pack pal of Frank and Dean
  • - Rat Pack first name
  • - Gridiron great Baugh
  • - Rat Pack pal of Dean and Frank
  • - With 69-Across, 1930s-'50s bandleader
  • - "What Makes ...... Run?"
  • - Pal of Frank and Dean
  • - One of Frank's Rat Pack pals
  • - Hall of Fame quarterback Baugh
  • - Jule collaborator
  • - With 29 Down, Cub slugger
  • - Olympic diver Lee
  • - MVP Sosa
  • - "Swing and sway with ...... Kaye"
  • - Songwriter Cahn
  • - Budd Schulberg's runner
  • - Kaye or Cahn
  • - Musician Kaye
  • - Budd Schulberg hero.
  • - Hamburger or Reuben, in slang
  • - First name of stage fame.
  • - Rat Pack name
  • - Golfer Snead
  • - Mr. Kaye
  • - One of the Kayes.
sammussabini
  • - Coach of 1924 Olympic 100m winner Harold Abrahams
sammendes
  • - "Spectre" director
  • - 1999 Best Director winner
  • - Director of "Road to Perdition"
  • - "Skyfall" director
  • - "American Beauty" director
sammalone
  • - Diane Chambers's boss
  • - Sitcom character who said "Not many people know this, but I happen to be famous"
  • - Comedy lead-actor Emmy role for '90 and '93
sammi
  • - "Sweetheart" of "Jersey Shore"
sammie
  • - blt, e.g., casually
sammich
  • - lunch option, jocularly
saml
  • - ...... Adams (Declaration of Independence signature)
  • - Cousin of Dan'l?
  • - Signature name on the Declaration
  • - One of two O.T. books
  • - Name seen twice on the Declaration
  • - ...... Adams, signature on the Declaration of Independence
  • - With 72-Down, a signature on the Declaration of Independence
  • - One of the Johnsons: Abbr.
  • - Book of the Bible: Abbr.
  • - Hebrew prophet: Abbr.
  • - Dan'l's cousin?
  • - Heb. judge
  • - Pepys, briefly
  • - O.T. book I or II
  • - Clemens's first name, for short
  • - OT prophet
  • - Man's name: Abbr.
  • - O.T. prophet
  • - O.T. Book: Abbr.
  • - O.T. book
samizdat
  • - underground soviet publishing
  • - Soviet contraband literature
  • - System of clandestine printing and distribution of dissident or banned literature
  • - In the former Soviet Union, the secret distribution of banned writings
  • - System of clandestine printing and distribution in the former Soviet Union
  • - Soviet dissidents' self-publishing
samisens
  • - Stringed instruments of Japan
  • - Japanese musical instruments
  • - Instruments that literally mean "three flavor strings"
  • - Guitarlike Japanese instruments
  • - Japanese instruments
  • - Three-stringed instruments
  • - Rayburn's Japanese strings?
  • - Banjo's eastern kin
samite
  • - Medieval fabric
  • - Heavy silk fabric in the Middle Ages
  • - Rich fabric
  • - Heavy silk fabric
samlet
  • - Young food-fish
  • - Young sockeye
  • - Young game fish.
  • - Young salmon.
  • - Fish that may someday spawn
  • - Parr
samlets
  • - Young chinooks
  • - Young salmon.
sammaguire
  • - excited as i rummage for trophy
samm
  • - Author Baker
samls
  • - Houston and Coleridge: Abbr.
samlangford
  • - Canadian boxer nicknamed "Boston Terror" who won 126 matches by knockout: 2 wds.
samlake
  • - Author of the verse
samladams
  • - Mass. Signer
samng
  • - Maker of Galaxy phones
samnite
  • - Man moving into place is one of the old people
  • - Early Italian
samneill
  • - Actor whose film roles include Dr Alan Grant in Jurassic Park
  • - *"Jurassic Park" star (2 to 4)
  • - *Actor in two 'Jurassic Park' films
  • - "Jurassic Park" star
  • - "Jurassic Park" actor who plays Stan Delaney in the 2024 Peacock miniseries "Apples Never Fall" [2 wds]
samnunn
  • - Former four-term senator from Georgia
  • - 1970s-'90s Southern senator
  • - Former senator who's on the board of directors at GE and Coke
  • - Former senator from Georgia
  • - Georgia politico
  • - Georgia senator ('72-'97)
  • - Former senator for whom Georgia Tech's School of International Affairs is named
  • - Former Georgia senator
  • - Longtime Georgia senator
  • - Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, 1987-95
  • - He followed his great-uncle Carl Vinson to Washington
  • - Max Cleland took his seat
sammysosa
  • - cub who hit 66 home runs in 1998
  • - 2000 N.L. home run champ
  • - 1998 N.L. M.V.P
  • - George W. Bush, as a managing general partner of baseball's Texas Rangers, traded away ...
  • - Mark McGwire rival
  • - *He has 609
  • - Hard-hitting Dominican
  • - 1998 National League M.V.P.
  • - Oriole newcomer
  • - Baseball-star honoree of '98
  • - Dominican hero
  • - Cub with a club
  • - Former Cubs slugger
  • - 1998 National League MVP
  • - Wrigley slugger
samoa
  • - Country with Taualuga performances
  • - Ele Opeloge's home country
  • - cookie with stripes
  • - Amos goes around a group of islands
  • - girl scout cookie featuring caramel and coconut
  • - South African extinct bird came from these islands?
  • - Polynesian group of islands
  • - Pago Pago's Pacific island
  • - Coconutty Girl Scout cookie
  • - Coconut-covered cookie
  • - Pago Pago land
  • - "Survivor" locale in the South Pacific
  • - Polynesian islands group
  • - Pago Pago, American ...
  • - Girl Scout cookie also called Caramel deLite
  • - Pago Pago place
  • - American ... (U.S. Pacific territory)
samo
  • - First ruler of the Slavs
sammydavisjr
  • - Dancer famous as the youngest member of the "Will Mastin Trio" and whose cover of "The Candy Man" became a number-one hit: 3 wds.
  • - "The Candy Man" singer who played a con man disguised as a priest in "The Cannonball Run": 3 wds.
  • - "What Kind of Fool Am I?" singer, 1962
  • - "What Kind of Fool Am I" singer
  • - Billy Crystal impersonated him on "SNL"
  • - *Rat Pack member who sang and danced
  • - Actor in "Ocean's Eleven"
sammyfain
  • - Songwriters Hall of Fame member who wrote "April Love"
sammygoodbye
  • - Former Cub slugger's abrupt departure from Wrigley Field?
sammyhagar
  • - He replaced David Lee Roth as lead singer of Van Halen: 2 wds.
  • - David Lee Roth's Van Halen successor
sammycahn
  • - Lyricist born June 18, 1913 (all pop songs herein are his)
  • - "High Hopes" lyricist
  • - 'Call Me Irresponsible' lyricist
  • - "Three Coins in the Fountain" lyricist
  • - Songwriter with the most Oscar nominations
  • - See 14-Across
sammy-davis-jr
  • - The Candy Man singer in the International Civil Rights Walk of Fame: 3 wds. Abbr.
sammydavis
  • - "Mister Wonderful" star, with "Jr."
  • - Singer/dancer/actor
samhouston
  • - Tex. pioneer
  • - only governor of two states (texas and tennessee)
  • - General and governor representing Texas in the Capitol's National Statuary Hall: 2 wds.
  • - Victor at San Jacinto
samhunt
  • - Billboard's #3 New Artist of 2015 who performed "Leave the Night On": 2 wds.
sami
  • - Finno-Ugric language group
  • - Nordic language
  • - Language related to Finnish
  • - Scandinavian language from which we get "tundra"
  • - Scandinavian language
  • - Lapish
  • - Lapp
  • - Lapland people
  • - Lappish one
  • - Lappish
  • - Scandinavian natives
  • - People of Lapland
  • - Reindeer-herding people
  • - ......-Am (Dr. Seuss character)
  • - Arctic residents
  • - Dot, to Ditto, in 'Hi and Lois'
  • - Laplander
  • - Dr. Seuss' -- -am
  • - -- -am (touter of green eggs and ham)
  • - ....-am: kids' book character
  • - Laplanders
  • - -- -am (Seuss character)
  • - Green eggs and ham lover ....-am
  • - Lapland native
  • - Some Finns
  • - Northern Scandinavian
  • - Scandinavian native
  • - Arctic natives
  • - Am
samhill
  • - Quaint euphemism for "hell"
  • - Hell, informally
  • - Hell, in a mild oath
  • - Euphemism for Hell
  • - Name used in indignant questions
samgriffith
  • - Role on "Good Sam"
samgoldwyn
  • - US pioneer film producer
samgiancana
  • - Mafioso linked to John Kennedy and Frank Sinatra
samford
  • - private university in birmingham, alabama
samgyeopsal
  • - a dish of sliced pork belly grilled at a diner's table
samhain
  • - Old Celtic feast celebrating the end of harvest
  • - gaelic festival marking the end of the harvest season and beginning of winter
samiam
  • - literary character who's told, "i do not like green eggs and ham"
  • - Seuss character with a platter, to the narrator
  • - Hype man for the titular dish in "Green Eggs and Ham"
  • - "I do not like them, ....... I do not like green eggs and ham."
  • - "Green Eggs and Ham" pest, to the narrator
  • - Green eggs and ham pusher
  • - "Green Eggs and Ham" guy
  • - Green eggs lover
  • - Persistent character of children's lit
  • - "Green Eggs and Ham" nickname
  • - Green eggs and ham promoter
  • - "Green Eggs and Ham" character's nickname
  • - Only named character in 'Green Eggs and [40-Across]'
  • - Who asked 'Would you eat them in a box? Would you eat them with a fox?'
  • - Profferer of green eggs and ham
  • - Seuss' eggs-and-ham offerer
  • - Character in a famous 1960 children's book
  • - Literary character who asks "Would you, could you, in the dark?"
  • - Persistent Dr. Seuss character
  • - Green eggs and ham purveyor, in "Green Eggs and Ham"
  • - Persuasive Dr. Seuss character
  • - Persistent Seuss character
  • - He asks, "Do you like green eggs and ham?"
  • - Dr. Seuss's green eggs and ham promoter
  • - Dr. Seuss character with a red hat
  • - Fan of green eggs
  • - Last words of "Green Eggs and Ham"
  • - Profferer of green eggs
  • - "I do not like them, ....": Seuss line
  • - "Would you like them with a mouse?" asker
  • - His last words were "Try them and you may, I say"
  • - "Do you like green eggs and ham?" speaker
  • - Dr. Seuss's green eggs and ham offerer
  • - Egg touter of fiction
  • - Seuss's green-food promoter
  • - Green eggs and ham profferer, in Dr. Seuss
  • - Green-eggs eater
  • - "I would not eat them anywhere" addressee
  • - Green eggs and ham offerer
  • - Character in Dr. Seuss's "Green Eggs and Ham"
  • - Hater of green eggs and ham
  • - Seuss character
  • - "Green Eggs and Ham" character
  • - Dr. Seuss character
  • - "Green Eggs and Ham" protagonist
  • - Seuss fellow
  • - Kid-lit favorite turning 55 this year
  • - Last word in a Seuss multimillion seller
  • - Profferer of a storybook meal
  • - Persistent food profferer from Seuss
  • - "Would you eat them in a box? Would you eat them with a fox?" asker
  • - "Thank you! Thank you, ......!" (end of a well-known kids' book)
  • - Dr. Seuss creation
  • - Seussian purveyor of colorful food
  • - "would you eat them with a fox?" inquirer
samia
  • - ...... Longchambon, Corrie's Maria
samfoo
  • - No tips for unchanging fare in Chinese outfit
samfischer
  • - This City singer who sings What Other People Say with Demi Lovato on the 2021 album Dancing with the Devil … the Art of Starting Over (2 wds.)
samesex
  • - Untraditional, as some modern marriages: Hyph.
  • - Like marriage between two men or two women: Hyph.
  • - Like some marriages
  • - Like some unions
  • - Like some modern marriages
  • - Untraditional, as some marriages
  • - Like few marriages
  • - Like some couples
  • - Like some partners
  • - Like some relationships
  • - Relationship adjective
  • - Type of union that the Australian Labor Party supports
  • - Man-to-man?
  • - Not coed
  • - Mrs. vis-à-vis Ms.
  • - type of marriage introduced in scotland in 2014
samesexmarriage
  • - issue at the heart of obergefell v. hodges
  • - Obergefell v. Hodges issue
  • - The Netherlands was the first country to legalize it
  • - Hot-button issue hinted at by 16-, 22-, 37- and 47-Across?
  • - What the connections between words in 18-, 24-, 50-, and 59-Across celebrate
  • - Right protected since 2015
  • - Equal rights subject
  • - If approved, Referendum 74 would allow this
  • - It's legal in Massachusetts
sames
  • - "The ...... true for..."
samervin
  • - Watergate-hearings Senator
sametoyou
  • - Unimaginative rejoinder
  • - Snappy reply
  • - Reciprocating response
  • - Reciprocal retort
  • - Uncreative reply after being insulted
  • - "Right back atcha!"
  • - Likewise
samey
  • - boring remark about short men
  • - Declare note is sounding sort of identical?
samfe
  • - Right on the map
  • - Word that can precede sex
sameysame
  • - Identical to the point of boring
sametoken
  • - By the...... (what's more)
samesies
  • - "me too, bestie!"
  • - "oh, me too for sure"
sameshepard
  • - Unoriginal playwright?
samething
  • - Start of second phrase meaning "approximately unequal"?
  • - "there's no difference!"
sameto
  • - "It's all the ...... me"
sametimenextyear
  • - 1975 Tony-nominated play about an extended affair
sametime
  • - Next year
samisen
  • - Instrument is imported by Salvation Army people
  • - instrument in kabuki performances
  • - Plucked Japanese instrument
  • - Three-stringed Eastern instrument
  • - Musical instrument for a geisha
  • - Geisha's instrument
  • - Instrument played with a spatula
  • - Banjolike instrument
  • - Banjolike Japanese instrument
  • - Banjo's Japanese cousin
  • - Japanese stringed instrument
  • - Three-stringed instrument
  • - Japanese instrument
  • - Geisha guitar
  • - Japanese musical instrument
  • - Japanese three-stringed instrument.
  • - Banjo's relative.
  • - Three-stringed musical instrument.
  • - Japanese banjo-like instrument.
  • - Guitarlike instrument.
  • - Japanese instrument of 3 strings.
  • - Japanese guitar-like instrument; in a mess (anag.)
  • - just the same sin but played differently in japan
  • - Its three strings are plucked with a bachi
  • - Japanese banjo
  • - Sanjo banjo
  • - Japanese guitar
  • - Tokyo banjo
  • - Ginza banjo
  • - Japanese three-stringed banjo.
  • - Relative of 124 Across.
  • - Three-stringed banjo of Japan.
  • - Japanese banjo with three strings.
  • - Guitar played by geishas.
  • - Japanese lute
  • - Guitar cousin
  • - long-necked, three-stringed japanese lute
samian
  • - Greek islander
samiamb
  • - Bit of a Coleridge poetry line?
samians
  • - Greek islanders
samin
  • - "Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat" chef Nosrat
  • - "Salt Fat Acid Heat" author Nosrat
samira
  • - Actress Wiley who nabbed an Emmy nomination for her role in "The Handmaid's Tale"
  • - Actress Wiley of "Orange Is the New Black"
samereasonaflea
  • - Start of the quip's answer
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