Letter S, Page 559 of 724 Pages (ST)

State whose capital is Dispur
State whose capital is Panaji
State whose east and west borders are rivers
State whose eight official songs include "Rocky Top"
State whose flag has eight gold stars
State whose flag, with eight gold stars in the shape of the Big Dipper, was designed by a 13-year-old
State whose highest point is Borah Peak
State whose highest point is Guadalupe Peak
State whose highest spot is Panorama Pt.
State whose license plate says "Famous Potatoes"
State whose license plate says "Wild, Wonderful": Abbr.
State whose license plates say "Famous Potatoes"
State whose motto is "Friendship"
State whose motto is "Industry"
State whose name contains a greeting
State whose name ends in three vowels
State whose name is part of its capital
State whose name means "snow-covered": Abbr.
State whose northern residents are known as Yoopers: Abbr.
State whose northernmost city was renamed Utqiagvik
State whose official languages include Inupiaq and Deg Xinag
State whose panhandle touches Canada
State whose quarter depicts mustangs and sagebrush: Abbr.
State whose ratification of the Twenty-first Amendment ended Prohibition
State whose straw poll was discontinued in 2015
State whose tallest bldg. has only 19 floors
State whose three largest cities' names start with "C"
State wildflower of Georgia
State with "Famous Potatoes" license plates
State with "Famous Potatoes" plates
State with 1,350 miles of coastline: Abbr.
State with 13-Down: Abbr.
State with 99 counties but 100 county seats
State with a 2020 bicentennial
State with a 45-mile Canadian border
State with a beehive on its flag
State with a big caucus
State with a bison skull on its quarter
State with a border formed by the Missouri R.
State with a Carbon and Iron county
State with a community-owned NFL team
State with a five-sided flag
State with a Green River
State with a greeting in its name
State with a large Amish population
State with a non-rectangular flag
State with a nonrectangular flag
State with a pandhandle: Abbr.
State with a Panhandle
State with a panhandle: Abbr.
State with a peninsula: Abbr.
State with a pennant-shaped flag
State with a pine tree on its flag
State with a red, white and blue flag
State with a Sawtooth Range
State with a swallowtail flag
State with a three-word capital
State with America's first female lawyer
State with area codes 216, 440, and 614
State with assurance
State with authority
State with Certainty
State with certainty
State with confidence
State with confirmation
State with controversial ID laws
State with controversial immigration laws: Abbr.
State with Conviction
State with conviction
State with emphasis
State with five national parks
State with five teams in the 84-Across: Abbr.
State with force
State with glaciers
State with just three counties
State with just three counties: Abbr.
State with just two area codes
State with keys (abbr.)
State with lax firearm laws
State with legal brothels
State with Leipzig and Dresden
State with low alcohol content limits
State with many LDS church members
State with many Mormons
State with millions of Mormons
State with no sales tax
State with only three counties: Abbr.
State with part of I-81: Abbr.
State with roughly the same population as Boston, MA
State with six sides
State with six straight sides
State with surety
State with ten U.S. representatives
State with the Big Dipper on its flag
State with the counties Tuscaloosa and Tallapoosa: Abbr.
State with the fewest counties (three): Abbr.
State with the highest % of land held by the Forest Service
State with the highest average household size
State with the least populous capital
State with the longest tidal shoreline on the Atlantic
State with the lowest high point (345 feet): Abbr.
State with the lowest median age
State with the most licensed marijuana businesses
State with the most mountain ranges
State with the most sides
State with the motto "Industry"
State with the motto "Liberty and Independence" on its seal: Abbr.
State with the motto "Oro y plata"
State with the shortest Canadian land border
State with the shortest international land border
State with the words "Wild Wonderful" on its license plates: Abbr.
State with three counties
State with two time zones: Abbr.
State with volcanoes
State without awareness
State without monarch
state without proof
State without reservations
State without words?
State workers
STATE wrongly
State you'll never get to
State your ___ (common start of direct examination)
State your address?
State your views
state-affairs
State-approved adders: Abbr.
State-capital starter
State-certification designation
State-certified auditor
State-certified rescuer
State-certified transporter
State-cum-musical
State-founding Friend
State-funded gambling game
State-issued bond, for short
State-issued designation
State-issued driver ID
State-licensed transporter
State-map feature
State-map specks
State-named avenues in Washington, essentially
State-of-the-___
State-of-the-art
State-of-the-art 1970s bike
State-of-the-art electronically
State-of-the-art features
State-of-the-art RCA products
State-of-the-art sets (abbr.)
State-of-the-art TV playback device
State-of-the-art, as electronics
State-owned
State-owned laborers of ancient Sparta
State-run airline
State-run game
State-run game of chance
State-run numbers game
State-run revenue source
State-spanning rds.
State-sponsored drawing
State-sponsored gamble
State-sponsored gambling game
State-sponsored game
State-sponsored millionaire maker
State, in St Jerome
State, "I had a laugh" (5)
State, as a price
State, as an opinion
State, at one time
State, capital Austin
state, condition, or quality of being tonic
State, e.g.: Abbr.
State, in Sept Iles
State, in St Maurice
State, in college nicknames
State, in France
State, in Haiti
State, in Nice
State, in Paris
State, in Sorel
State, in St. Lô
State, in Ste Agathe
STATE, lapsing of land to the
State, or river that forms its southern border
State, to a Quebecer
State, to Brigitte
State, to Jacques
State, to Luc
State, to Pierre
State, to Sarkozy
State, to Serge
State, to Simone
state,of.anxiety
State: Fr.
State's #2 exec.
State's CEO
State's chief exec.
State's fundraising game
State's income
State's police officer
State's rep.
State's rights amendment to the Constitution
State's second-in-command: Abbr.
statecraft
Stated
Stated a case
Stated a gripe
stated a point of view
stated a point of view
Stated again
Stated as fact
Stated belief
Stated categorically
Stated charges against
Stated clearly
stated differently
stated explicitly or in detail
Stated firmly
Stated further
STATED in detail
Stated in the past
Stated once again
Stated one's case
Stated openly
Stated overreaction to disliking "The Gift of the Magi"
Stated publicly
Stated repeatedly
Stated the meaning of
stated the meaning of a word
Stated to be the case
Stated under oath
Stated unequivocally
Stated with authority
Stated with conviction
Stated without proof
statehood
Statehood seeker: Abbr.
Statehouse official: Abbr.
Statehouse resident, informally
Statehouse V.I.P.
Statehouse worker: Abbr.
stateless person
stateliness
statelite s path
Stately
Stately 16th-century dance
Stately 29 Down
Stately 33-Down
Stately abode
Stately aquatic bird