A STYLE OF ABSTRACTIONISM POPULAR IN THE 1960S
A STYLE OF ARCHITECTURE COMMON IN SPAIN FROM THE 13TH TO 16TH CENTURIES
A STYLE OF BALLET BASED ON PRECISE CONVENTIONAL STEPS PERFORMED WITH GRACEFUL AND FLOWING MOVEMENTS
A STYLE OF BALLET THAT ADMITS A WIDER VARIETY OF MOVEMENTS
a style of dance music popular in the 1920s
A STYLE OF DANCING CHARACTERISTIC OF THE ANDALUSIAN GYPSIES
A STYLE OF DESIGN THAT WAS POPULAR IN THE 1920S AND 1930S
A STYLE OF FAST HEAVY ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC USUALLY WITHOUT VOCALS
A STYLE OF FLATBREAD FROM LEBANON
a style of handwriting with the letters slanting to the right
A STYLE OF INDIAN COOKING
a style of neck for a sweater
A STYLE OF ORTHOGRAPHY CHARACTERIZED BY SOMEWHAT ROUNDED CAPITAL LETTERS
A STYLE OF ROOF
A STYLE OF THEATRICAL DANCING THAT IS NOT AS RESTRICTED AS CLASSICAL BALLET
A style of walking
a style that has the power to evoke feelings
A STYLUS THAT FORMERLY MADE SOUND BY FOLLOWING A GROOVE IN A PHONOGRAPH RECORD
A sub may or may not have one planned
A sub, reportedly unescorted
A subatomic particle
a subdivision of a category
A SUBDIVISION OF A LARGER RELIGIOUS GROUP
a subdivision of a segment
A SUBDIVISION OF A WRITTEN WORK
a subdivision of act or
A subdivision of an act of a play
a subdivision of an act or play
A subdivision of species
a subdued voice
A SUBJECT ABOUT WHICH YOU ARE IGNORANT OR PREJUDICED AND FAIL TO EXERCISE GOOD JUDGMENT
A SUBJECT MENTIONED EARLIER
A subject of the "Twelve Caesars" bios
A subject of Warhol's "Athlete Series"
a subject unknown to one
A SUBMACHINE GUN OPERATED BY GAS PRESSURE
a submandibular part (as an artery or bone)
A SUBMARINE CARRYING BALLISTIC MISSILES
A SUBMARINE THAT IS PROPELLED BY NUCLEAR POWER
A SUBMERGED BANK OF SAND NEAR A SHORE OR IN A RIVER
a submersible bathing chamber for use at depths less than a bathyscaphe
a submersible observation chamber
a submersible sphere from which to study deep-sea life
a subordinate actor
A SUBORDINATE DEITY, IN SOME PHILOSOPHIES THE CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE
A SUBORDINATE INCIDENT OF LITTLE IMPORTANCE RELATIVE TO THE MAIN EVENT
a subordinate or adjunct part of
a subordinate or subsidiary station
a subordinate part of a chapter
a subordinate part of a larger whole
a subordinate part of a larger whole subdivision
a subordinate part of an assembly
A SUBORDINATE TREASURY OR PLACE OF DEPOSIT
a subordinate variety, or a division of a variety
a subpart of a program
a subscription Continue
A SUBSCRIPTION CONTINUE
A SUBSCRIPTION EXTEND
A SUBSEQUENT EXAMINATION OF A PATIENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF MONITORING EARLIER TREATMENT
A SUBSET OF A MATHEMATICAL GROUP
a subsidiary part of an organisation
a subsidiary product
A SUBSONIC JET AIRLINER OPERATED OVER SHORT DISTANCES
a substance (as betacarotene or vitamin C) that inhibits oxidation
a substance believed to cure all ills
A substance capable of causing cancer
A SUBSTANCE CAPABLE OF REDUCING FRICTION BY MAKING SURFACES SMOOTH OR SLIPPERY
a substance causing the production of agglutinin
a substance chewed to increase saliva
A SUBSTANCE CONSISTING OF TWO OR MORE SUBSTANCES MIXED TOGETHER
a substance designed to counteract corrosion
a substance exhibiting phototropism, movement directed by light
A SUBSTANCE FORMED DURING A CHEMICAL PROCESS BEFORE THE DESIRED PRODUCT IS OBTAINED
a substance formed during the putrefaction of flesh
a substance found in cereal grains such as wheat
a substance from which another substance is formed
A SUBSTANCE HAVING THE TENDENCY TO CAUSE CORROSION
a substance in a state of dispersion
a substance in blood causing coagulation
a substance inducing or stimulating secretion
a substance inducing sleep
A substance like a air and has no fixed shape
a substance of no fixed shape
a substance of no fixed shape especially a liquid
a substance of no fixed shape especially liquid
a substance of no fixed shape especily a liquid
a substance or gas causing tears
A substance painted on a surface as base coat
A SUBSTANCE PREPARED ACCORDING TO A FORMULA
a substance produced by homogenization
a substance produced by the action of an alkali upon albumin
a substance producing or creating delirium
a substance promoting absorption
a substance promoting salivation
a substance resembling gelatine
a substance secreted at the ends of nerve fibres when they activate muscles
a substance showing electromerism
A SUBSTANCE SUPPOSED TO EMANATE FROM THE BODY OF THE MEDIUM DURING A TRANCE
a substance that abrades or wears down
a substance that affects the functioning of the immune system
a substance that attracts
a substance that can be burned to provide heat or power
A SUBSTANCE THAT CAN BE USED OR PREPARED FOR USE AS FOOD
a substance that causes sneezing
a substance that changes color to indicate the presence of some ion or substance
A SUBSTANCE THAT CHANGES READILY FROM SOLID OR LIQUID TO A VAPOR
a substance that conducts heat, electricity, or sound only in very small degree
a substance that contains three molecules of water
A substance that counteracts oxidation
a substance that curdles milk in making cheese and junket
a substance that deodorizes
a substance that deoxidises
A SUBSTANCE THAT DESTROYS MICRO-ORGANISMS THAT CARRY DISEASE WITHOUT HARMING BODY TISSUES
a substance that destroys or conceals unpleasant smells
a substance that destroys or diminishes the activity of a catalyst
a substance that donates electrons
a substance that encourages the development of leukaemia
a substance that has passed through an ultrafilter
a substance that hinders the clotting of blood
a substance that induces hallucinations
a substance that induces plasticity
a substance that is not an intoxicant
A substance that is poisonous to living organisms
A SUBSTANCE THAT IS USED AS A MEDICINE OR NARCOTIC
a substance that keeps away moths
a substance that kills sperm
A SUBSTANCE THAT OOZES OUT FROM PLANT PORES
a substance that oxidizes another substance
a substance that photosensitise
A SUBSTANCE THAT PRODUCES A FRAGRANT ODOR WHEN BURNED
a substance that replaces or inhibits an organism's utilization of a metabolite
a substance that stimulates the gonads
a substance that suppresses sweating
a substance that yields a gel with water
A substance used for clarifying beer or wine
a substance used to extinguish fires
a substance used to ignite or kindle a fire
a substance used to kill bacteria
A SUBSTANCE USED TO PRODUCE FERMENTATION IN DOUGH OR A LIQUID
A substance used to provide thrust in rocket engine
A substance used to sustain life and growth
A SUBSTANCE USED TO TREAT LEATHER OR OTHER MATERIALS BEFORE DYEING
A substance when smoked produces a drowsy state
a substance which causes sneezing
a substance which reduces surface tension
a substance which removes colour, or bleaches
A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF L
A substantial amount of Louisiana
A SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE OVER A RELATIVELY SHORT PERIOD OF TIME
a substitue person
A SUBSTITUTE AS
A SUBSTITUTE WHO SELDOM PLAYS
A substitute?
a substructure foundation
a subterranean space or channel
A SUBTLE POISON
A subtle worm, per Upton Sinclair
a subtropical tree
a suburb of the Australian city of Melbourne
A SUBURBAN CLUB FOR RECREATION AND SOCIALIZING
a subversive person
A subway rider might save it
a success
A SUCCESS SUPPORTING SECOND FOOD CROP
A SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT SCORING
a successful forward pass in football
A SUCCESSFUL FREE THROW OR TRY FOR POINT AFTER A TOUCHDOWN
a successful journey
A SUCCESSFUL STROKE IN AN ATHLETIC CONTEST (especially in baseball)
A SUCCESSFUL WOMANIZER
A successor of Tip
A successor to 22-Across
A successor to Gompers
A succulent
a succulent Australian herb
a sucessful ending of a struggle or contest
A sucker for milkshakes, say
A sucker holds it
A sucker might use this
A sucker, for short
A SUDDEN AND DECISIVE CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT ILLEGALLY OR BY FORCE
A SUDDEN AND UNEXPECTED CHANGE OF FORTUNE OR REVERSE OF CIRCUMSTANCES
A sudden and violent collapse
A SUDDEN APPEARANCE OF AN OVERWHELMING NUMBER OF THINGS
A sudden attack
A SUDDEN ATTACK OF FEAR
a sudden burst of radiation energy
A sudden clever idea
A sudden desire
a sudden fall of rain or snow
A sudden flood in a river
a sudden forceful flow
A sudden forceful recoil
A sudden forward movement of the body
A sudden heavy fall of rain or snow
A SUDDEN HYSTERICAL BURST OF ANGER
A sudden intense burst of radiant energy
A SUDDEN INTENSE HAPPENING
A SUDDEN JARRING IMPACT
A SUDDEN MALFUNCTION OF A PART OR APPARATUS
A SUDDEN MINOR SHOCK OR MEANINGLESS INTERRUPTION
A SUDDEN MOVEMENT BESIDE STONE STILL
A SUDDEN NOISY EXPULSION OF AIR FROM THE LUNGS THAT CLEARS THE AIR PASSAGES
A SUDDEN NUMBING DREAD
A SUDDEN OCCURRENCE OF A DISEASE
a sudden or unexpected reversal of circumstances or situation esp in drama
a sudden outbreak of plant disease over extended geographical area
A SUDDEN OUTBURST
A SUDDEN OUTBURST OF ANGER
A SUDDEN QUICK MOVEMENT
A SUDDEN RISE IN THE CRIME RATE
A SUDDEN SHARP DROP OR RAPID DECLINE
A SUDDEN SHARP FEELING
a sudden sharp increase in the relative numbers of a population
A sudden short attack
a sudden stop
A sudden storm
a sudden strong and unreflective urge to desire or act
a sudden strong gust of wind
A sudden strong urge or desire
A sudden strong Urge or desire (Acting on Instead of thinking first
a sudden stronge gust of wind
A sudden twist, turn, or curve
A SUDDEN UNCONTROLLABLE ATTACK
A sudden unsteady movement
a sudden very
A SUDDEN VIOLENT CHANGE IN THE EARTH'S SURFACE
A SUDDEN VIOLENT DISTURBANCE
a sudden violent exhalation to clean things out
A SUDDEN VIOLENT SPONTANEOUS OCCURRENCE
A sudden, short breath
A SUER FOR THE HAND OF THE PRINCESS
a sufferer from pyromania, an obsessive urge to set fire to things
a suffix for nouns
A SUGAR THAT DOES NOT HYDROLYSE TO GIVE OTHER SUGARS
A SUGAR THAT IS A CONSTITUENT OF NUCLEIC ACIDS
A suggestion
A SUICIDAL CORPORATE TAKEOVER STRATEGY
A SUIT MADE FROM A FABRIC WITH VERY THIN STRIPES
A SUIT OF INFERIOR SCORING VALUE, EITHER DIAMONDS OR CLUBS
A SUIT OF VOGUISH CUT
A suitable amount
A Suitable Boy author Vikram ___
A suitor may pitch it
a sulfide containing two or more atoms of sulphur in the molecule
A SULKY PULL
A sulky/sullen person
A SULLEN MOODY RESENTFUL DISPOSITION
a sulphide containing two atoms of sulphur to the molecule
a sulphide having two atoms of sulphur in the molecule