- A SHORT LINE
- A SHORT LINE AT THE END OF THE MAIN STROKES OF A CHARACTER
- a short lively tune played on brass instruments
- A short madness, according to Horace
- A SHORT MANTLE OR CAPE FASTENED AT THE SHOULDER
- A short may break one
- A SHORT MELODY IN THE BASS THAT IS CONSTANTLY REPEATED
- A SHORT MESSAGE DEDICATING IT TO SOMEONE OR SOMETHING
- a short moral story
- A SHORT MOVEMENT COMING BETWEEN THE MAJOR SECTIONS OF A SYMPHONY
- a short musical composition with words
- a short musical passage that seems to have been made spontaneously without advance preparation
- A SHORT NAIL WITH A THICK HEAD
- A SHORT NEWSPAPER ARTICLE ABOUT A PARTICULAR PERSON OR GROUP
- A SHORT NOSE
- A SHORT NOTE
- a short note placed before a longer one
- A SHORT NOVEL
- A short one by Ogden Nash reads "Parsley / is gharsley"
- A short opera on humorous theme
- A SHORT OR SHORTENED TAIL OF CERTAIN ANIMALS
- A SHORT PASSAGE ADDED AT THE END OF A LITERARY WORK
- a short peg put into the ground to hold a golf ball off the ground
- a short performance to show talent
- A short period of time
- A SHORT PITHY INSTRUCTIVE SAYING
- a short pithy saying expressing a general truth
- a short pithy saying stating a general truth
- a short pithy stating a general truth
- A SHORT PLAY
- A SHORT PLAY PRESENTED BEFORE THE MAIN PLAY
- A SHORT POEM DESCRIPTIVE OF RURAL OR PASTORAL LIFE
- A SHORT POEM OF SONGLIKE QUALITY
- A short post on a ship for securing a rope
- A short putt
- A SHORT RECITATIVE THAT IS MELODIC BUT IS NOT AN ARIA
- a short record
- A SHORT RELIGIOUS SERVICE
- A short rest, in actors' lingo
- A short rest, so to speak
- A SHORT ROAD GIVING ACCESS TO AN EXPRESSWAY
- a short S. African knobbed-head club
- A short sleep during daytime
- a short sleeveless outer tunic emblazoned with a coat of arms
- A short slight sound
- A short story about a real incident or person
- A short story with a moral
- A short story, in Sept-Isles
- A SHORT STOUT CLUB USED PRIMARILY BY POLICEMEN
- A SHORT SYNOPSIS
- A short theatrical
- a short theatrical performance that is part of a longer program
- A SHORT THICK JACKET
- A short threatical performance that is part of longer program
- A SHORT TIME
- A SHORT TIME AGO
- A Short Treatise on the Game of Whist author
- a short trip that is taken in the performance of a necessary task or mission
- A SHORT VACATION ABOUT HALFWAY THROUGH A SCHOOL TERM
- A short walk to get light railway
- A SHORT WAY TO GET ROUND HARDWOOD SUPPLIER
- A SHORT WHILE AGO
- A short while from now
- A short while?
- A short witty remark that contains a general truth
- A SHORT WOODEN CLUB WITH A HEAVY KNOB ON ONE END
- A SHORT-HAIRED TAILLESS BREED OF CAT BELIEVED TO ORIGINATE ON THE ISLE OF MAN
- a short-headed person
- A short-nosed Australian rat kangaroo
- A SHORT, BROAD SWORD WITH A SLIGHTLY CURVED BLADE
- a shortage of rainfall
- A SHORTENED FORM OF A WORD OR PHRASE
- a shortened version of a written work
- A SHORTENING OR TENSING OF A PART OR ORGAN
- A shortening, in more ways than one
- A SHORTER FORM OF RONDEAU
- A Shoshonean
- A SHOT
- A shot in the arm, say
- A Shot in the Dark inspector
- A Shot in the Dark star, 1964
- A shot is often harmless if it caroms off of one
- A shot might indicate it
- A SHOT OR SCENE THAT IS PHOTOGRAPHED AGAIN
- A SHOT TAKEN AT AN EASY OR CASUAL TARGET
- A shotgun wedding might be held under this
- a shout of approval
- A SHOUT OR BELL TO WARN THAT FIRE HAS BROKEN OUT
- A SHOUT TO ATTRACT ATTENTION
- A SHOVEL THAT IS OPERATED BY HAND
- A show about nothing? That's so sad!
- A SHOW CONSISTING OF A SERIES OF SHORT UNRELATED PERFORMANCES
- A SHOW IN WHICH THE ACTORS ARE PUPPETS
- A show may have a long one
- A SHOW OF MILITARY FORCE OR PREPAREDNESS
- A show of vanity
- A SHOW ON TOUR
- A SHOW OR DISPLAY
- A showy thing that is worthless
- A SHREWD OR UNSCRUPULOUS PERSON WHO KNOWS HOW TO CIRCUMVENT DIFFICULTIES
- A shrewd pickpurse: Howell
- A SHRILL GRATING OR CHIRPING NOISE MADE BY SOME INSECTS BY RUBBING BODY PARTS TOGETHER
- a shrill sound a bird makes
- A shrinking ____
- A Shriver
- A Shropshire ___ (Housman)
- A shroud of secrecy, idiomatically
- A SHRUB OR SHRUBBY TREE OF THE GENUS RHAMNUS
- A SHRUB OR TREE OF THE GENUS RHUS
- A shrug verbalized
- A shutout lowers it
- A SHUTTER MADE OF ANGLED SLATS
- A shuttlecock sails over it
- A Siamese twin
- A sib
- A sib for sis
- A sibling
- A SIBLING WHO IS MALE
- A sibling, for short
- A SICKENING SANCTIMONIOUS SMILE
- A SICKLE SWING
- A SICKLY CHILD
- A SICKLY YELLOWISH SKIN COLOR
- A side dish
- A side of one looks like [: :]
- A side of the Grand Canyon
- A SIDE ROAD LITTLE TRAVELED
- A SIDE ROAD WHERE YOU CAN TURN OFF
- a side-by-side position
- a side-work of a battery or earthwork to protect it from flanking fire
- A sidecar may be added to it
- A sidecar may go on it
- A SIDEWALK INSTALL A DOOR
- A SIEGE AND MASSACRE AT A MISSION IN SAN ANTONIO IN 1836
- A SIGH
- A SIGHT FOR ___ EYES
- a sight to behold
- A SIGN
- A sign from above
- A SIGN IN DESERT PERHAPS SHOWING NAME OF CENTRAL ASIAN CITY
- A SIGN INDICATING THE OPERATION OF SUBTRACTION
- A sign of a kind
- A sign of an undesired situation
- A SIGN OF ASSENT OR SALUTATION OR COMMAND
- A sign of August
- A sign of respect or admiration
- A SIGN OF SOMETHING ABOUT TO HAPPEN
- A sign of sugar
- A sign of the times?
- A sign of the zodiac
- A sign of things to come
- A sign on his desk read "The buck stops here"
- a sign posted in a public place as an advertisement
- A SIGN THAT OXYGEN IN THE BLOOD IS DANGEROUSLY DIMINISHED
- A sign that shows what will happen in future
- A SIGN THERE'S WORK ON THE WAY
- A SIGNAL BROADCAST BY THE SOUND OF A BUGLE
- a signal to get up in the morning
- A SIGNAL TO PROCEED
- a signaling device that makes a buzzing sound
- A SIGNATURE THAT VALIDATES SOMETHING
- A signboard on a shop front
- A SIGNIFICANT CHANGE
- a significant event in your life
- A SIGNIFICANT OR RECURRENT THEME
- A SIGNIFICANT OTHER TO WHOM YOU ARE NOT RELATED BY MARRIAGE
- A Sikh place of worship
- A silent butler may hold it
- A SILENT CURSE
- a silicate of aluminium, first found in Andalusia
- A silk hat brought him to life
- A SILK OR SILKLIKE FABRIC WITH CROSSWISE RIBS
- a silk picture woven in colours
- A SILK YARN MADE FROM SILK-WASTE OR SHORT SILK FIBRES THAT ARE UNSUITABLE FOR THROWING
- A SILKLIKE FABRIC
- A SILKY DENSELY PILED FABRIC WITH A PLAIN BACK
- A SILKY-COATED SHEEPDOG WITH A LONG RUFF AND LONG NARROW HEAD DEVELOPED IN SCOTLAND
- A SILLY EMPTY-HEADED PERSON
- A SILLY IDEA
- A silly person
- A silly stunt may be done on one
- A SILVER-WHITE METALLIC ELEMENT OF THE PLATINUM GROUP THAT RESEMBLES PLATINUM
- a silvery ductile metallic element found primarily in bauxite
- A SILVERY METALLIC ELEMENT THAT IS COMMON IN RARE-EARTH MINERALS
- a silvery soft waxy metallic element of the alkali metal group
- a silvery variety of Carassius auratus
- A SILVERY-WHITE COLOR
- A SIMPLE BAROMETER FOR INDICATING CHANGES IN ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
- A SIMPLE BOARD GAME IN WHICH PLAYERS MOVE COUNTERS ACCORDING TO THE THROW OF DICE
- a simple child s instrument that makes a humming noise
- a simple child s instrument tht makes a humming noise
- A SIMPLE COMPOUND WHOSE MOLECULES CAN JOIN TOGETHER TO FORM POLYMERS
- A SIMPLE CRANE HAVING LIFTING TACKLE SLUNG FROM A BOOM
- a simple element of a compound eye
- A SIMPLE GAME
- A SIMPLE JOINTED BIT FOR A HORSE
- A SIMPLE MACHINE FOR ELEVATING OBJECTS
- A simple microscope has one
- A Simple Plan director
- a simple protein that does not dissolve in pure water
- a simple slip on garment without sleeves
- A simple story that illustrates a moral
- A SIMPLE STYLE OF FOLK MUSIC HEARD MOSTLY IN THE SOUTHERN UNITED STATES
- A SIMPLE SUGAR FOUND IN HONEY AND IN MANY RIPE FRUITS
- A SIMPLE SUGAR FOUND IN LACTOSE
- A SIMPLE TYPE OF JET ENGINE
- A simple yes ___ will suffice
- A simpler one may be recalled
- a simplification that goes too far
- A Simpson
- A SIMPSON SISTER
- A SIMPSON WITHOUT ACCESS
- A Simpson without access to his volume of the "Odyssey"?
- A SIN THAT IS NOT REGARDED AS DEPRIVING THE SOUL OF DIVINE GRACE
- A SINATRA
- A singer
- A singer 1960.
- A singer can carry one
- A SINGER IN A CHOIR
- A singer might "eat" it
- A SINGER OF CAROLS
- A SINGER OF LIEDER
- A SINGER OF POPULAR BALLADS
- A SINGER WHO SPECIALIZES IN SINGING TORCH SONGS
- a singing bird of northern Europe and Asia, related to the nightingales
- A singing Boone
- A SINGING JACKSON
- A singing voice
- a singing voice between tenor and soprano
- A SINGLE CELEBRITY, NOT HIGHLY RATED
- A single cent
- A SINGLE COMPUTER INSTRUCTION THAT RESULTS IN A SERIES OF INSTRUCTIONS IN MACHINE LANGUAGE
- A single crunch
- A SINGLE DISTINCT EVENT
- A single entity
- A single fact
- A SINGLE GREAT STONE
- A single item
- A Single Man director
- A SINGLE MAY GET YOU ONE,
- A single may get you one, briefly
- A single may go this
- A single might get you one
- A single occasion
- A single one
- A single opening?
- A SINGLE ORGANISM
- A SINGLE PERSON OR THING
- A single poker chip, sometimes
- a single reed woodwind with a conical bore