➠ Words that start with S

- Reason a fool's wearing schoolboy's coat
- it's good sense to talk about return of money
- it's any diversion from common sense
- Reason there's no dove in video nasty
- Lunatic's lack
- "halfway to ......" (1987 ramones album)
- Utter idiot goes in for mental health
- Mental health of an utter, all round fool
- metered attribute that measures your grip on reality, in the video game "eternal darkness"
- Sense and normality initially, thank you!
- seizing nincompoop, utter good sense
- somehow stay in good health mentally
- Untouched state?
- Lose yours and you're nuts
- Balance of mind
- -- good reason
- Fool brought in for one reason
- Rational state
- Rational behaviour
- 'Collective madness,' per Paulo Coelho
- Reason idiot must be kept in perhaps
- One has no reason to want it!
- '...... and happiness are an impossible combination': Mark Twain
- Reason why broadcast is shown on hospital computers etc
- Roughly, isn't a small yes vote enough reason?
- Rationality
- Roughly, isn't a small yes vote plenty of reason
- Mental normality
- Soundness of mind
- Roughly, isn't a yes enough reason?
- Reason judge has foolish type put inside
- Sound powers of mind
- Mental soundness
- 'A cozy lie,' per Susan Sontag
- Mental health
- "Madness put to good uses," per George Santayana
- "Marbles," colloquially
- Levelheadedness
- "Madness put to good use": Santayana
- Clearmindedness
- Reasonableness
- Mental equilibrium
- Marbles you don't play with
- Loss of the certifiable
- Sensibleness
- Balance
- Soundness, to Skinner
- Soundness of reason
- " . . . there ain't no ...... Clause": Chico Marx
- Soundness of judgment
- Level-headedness
- Soundness
- Beautiful reason.
- Sweet reasonableness.
- Lucidity.
- Wholesomeness.
- Togetherness?
- Marbles, so to speak
- Marbles
- Good sense
- Common sense
- Wits
- Sound quality
- Reason
- Losing it makes one crazy
- State of having healthy mind
- reason to stay in, maybe

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saniyyasidney

- The Passage actress who plays Venus Williams in 30-Across (2 wds.)

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sanjacinto

- Site of Houston's decisive victory
- Site of Sam Houston victory.

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sanjay

- ...... Gupta, MD (CNN's chief medical correspondent)

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sank

- Went down like a leaky rowboat
- Went down, as hearts or ships
- hit the floor, in a way
- Suffered the same fat as the Titanic
- Reached a new low, maybe
- Went down fast like a rock in water
- Hit a water bed?
- Dropped to the bottom of a bathtub, say
- Took on a lot of water, say
- Went underwater, as the Titanic
- Went down like a stone, in water
- Went under, like a damaged ship
- Didn't stay up
- Went down, like a ship
- Wasn't buoyant
- Suffered the same fate as the Titanic
- Fell, as feelings
- Dropped to the bottom of a lake, say
- Made, as a free throw
- Holed, as a putt
- Became a shipwreck, perhaps
- Pocketed, as a billiard ball
- Pocketed, as a pool ball
- Made, as a putt
- Didn't miss, as a putt
- Made, as a jump shot
- Didn't float
- Scored, as a free throw
- Dropped, as spirits
- Bottomed, in a way
- Went down like a cement block
- Made, as pool shots
- Went down like a rock
- Behaved like a lead balloon?
- Put in the cup, as a golf ball
- Went down like the Titanic
- Dropped, like spirits
- Went down and around the South Bank
- Capsized, went down
- Scuppered French quintet in audition?
- Plummeted to the bottom
- Ended up like the Titanic
- Hit the bottom of the ocean
- Collapsed under water
- Submerged, like the Titanic
- Dropped to the bottom of the lake, say
- Went to the bottom of the pool
- Became submerged
- Went under, like the Titanic
- Went to the ocean's bottom
- Went to the bottom of the tub, say
- Went to the bottom of the ocean
- Succumbed to quicksand
- Made like the Titanic
- Fell to the bottom of the sea
- Ended up on the ocean floor
- Plummeted(Used today)
- "...... My Heart"
- Fell to the bottom
- Went down in the ocean
- Went down to the bottom of the sea
- Failed to float
- Did well at Battleship
- Lost buoyancy
- What Atlantis did, presumably
- Fell underwater
- Fell to the seabed
- What the Titanic did, famously
- Putted into the hole
- Descended gradually
- Registered, with "in"
- Went to the bottom
- Brought to utter ruin
- "Sighted sub, ...... same"
- Immortal "Suns That ...... Below"
- Lost altitude
- Suffered the Titanic's fate
- Slumped
- Lost seaworthiness
- Dropped like an anchor
- Sent to the ocean floor
- Modest Mouse "We Were Dead Before the Ship Even ......"
- Headed to bed?
- What the Titanic did
- Torpedoed
- Took on too much water
- Fell prey to quicksand
- Dropped to the bottom of the lake

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sanjusto

- Buenos Aires suburb

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sanjuanhill

- in 2020, a 122-year-old congressional medal of honor was controversially sold at auction in germany for $15,000; its winner had received it fighting alongside teddy roosevelt in this battle

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sani

- with flush, a bowl cleaner
- ......-Flush (former bathroom cleaner brand)
- ....-Flush: household cleaner
- Clean, in product names
- ....-Flush (old bowl cleaner)
- -- -Flush (bathroom brand)
- ......-Flush (former cleaning product)
- -- -Flush (brand in the bathroom)
- ....-Flush cleaner
- ....-Flush (cleaning product)
- ......-Flush (bathroom cleaner)
- Flush
- .... Sticks: drain-cleaning aid
- ...... Sticks (drain deodorizer)
- ....-Wipe: cleaning brand
- Cleaning product prefix
- Hindu god of bad luck
- Hindu's bad-luck day
- Health: prefix.
- Health: Comb. form.
- Prefix meaning health.

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sanhedrin

- Council nursing home man given inadequate fluid
- Ancient Jewish council
- supreme judicial, ecclesiastical and administrative council of men in ancient jerusalem
- assembly of elders appointed as a tribunal in the ancient land of israel
- New shrine and old court in Jerusalem