9-Letter Words Starting with S

Rude and terse to the max

Most curt

They're gonna tell on you

Rat finks

Finks

Crybabies

Like some cowards

Whimpering

Cowardly

Snivel

Bent boss I found corrupt and most haughty

New leisure pursuits in East End disrupting road, with most affected

Blocked at The Crucible (wordplay)

Restricted by O'Sullivan (wordplay)

In a real pickle

Most meddlesome

Most stuck-up

Maximally pompous

Most snobbish

Snoozy

Engaged in some ecotourism, maybe

Swam with the fishes, say

Went finswimming, maybe

Vacationer, at times

Certain underwater explorer

Club Med vacationer, at times

Snotty

Snouty

European flowers

Snowbelt

Ornamental shrub.

White expanse

Canadian crystal (wordplay)

It can't be cloned

Hexagonal sign of winter

""Snowier , snowiest a. Abounding in or covered with snow: a snowy day.""

Machine on the slopes

Snowmelt

Winter view

Christmas scene? Sons wrapping present, piece of clothing

Snowshed

Walked at a ski resort

One who travels on snowshoes; an expert in using snowshoes.

Winter walking wear

*Gear for walking after a fall

They'll keep you high on white powder

An avalanche of snow.

Snubby

Snuffy

Snuffler

Snuffly

""Tree Any tree of the genus Sapindus, esp. Sapindus saponaria, the fleshy part of whose fruit is used instead of soap in washing linen; also called soap tree. Sapindus, esp. Sapindus saponaria, the fleshy part of whose fruit is used instead of soap in washing linen; also called soap tree.""

Political platforms (wordplay)

Orators stand on them

Park podia

Quality of "Smash" or "Empire"

Quality of 'Smash' or 'Empire'

Unctuous quality

Marker for style of TV serial (wordplay)

Teaspoons made of steatite (wordplay)

Soft form of rock

Soberize

Soberize

Effect of gravity (wordplay)

Son's beers could undo this

Moderate Head displays serenity

Nickname - Boers quit (anagram)

Byname - Boers quit (anagram)

Person's nickname

Sociable

""SOCIAL a friendly gathering, also SOCIABLE""

Park Avenue resident.

Claudia Cohen, for example

Prominent attendee at fashionable events

Mix at a party

Convert to public ownership, as industry

Human bodies (wordplay)

Groups with distinctive cultures

Coe is developing links and associations

Socket

Sodalite

Sodamide

In the USA, farmer who works the soil

Plow, for example

Farmer who works the soil

Like an unexpected thunderstorm

Sodomite

Sodomize

Sodomize

Like some books

Paperback book

Washday aids

Water additives

Chemical agents more frequently carried by ship

Toning down

Not getting hard to sing about this frequently

Getting not so hard to sing about this frequently

Softhead

Crab-house specification

Sort of a crab

Kind of crab

Software

Wet and soft quality

Condition of being damp and heavy

Quality to avoid in a pie crust

English word

Onerous DJ (anagram)

Visited awhile

Al departed, therefore newspaper editor stayed temporarily

Temporary resident

Traveler, 7/4/1997

Mars

Map cases

Solanine

Solarise

Solarise

Solarize

Solarize

They bring metals together

Workers using irons

Job for an electrician.

Metal-shop activity

Joining senior in chorus

Idler does need to be beaten (shirked)

Joined keeping unit and served in the army

Malingered.

Like fighters possibly making Doris yell

Solecise

Solecise

Breaches of etiquette

Social gaffes

People who say "he don't."

They say, "We done it!"

Decorum disturbers

Solecize

Solecize

Most serious, to men less silly

Most serious

SOLEMN {serious=adj}

It may hang over a memorial

Measure of seriousness

Single idiot interrupting my serious mood

Observe with dignity

Experimenter's electromagnets

Bottom of a flatiron

Iron's base

Your music teacher (wordplay)

Singer's exercise

Exercise on a small scale

Begged for it in legal form, perhaps

Sought by petition

Consequently legal, journalist made advances

Reliability

Game for one

Diamond; game for one

*Diamond in an engagement ring, perhaps*

States of seclusion

Shoes worn with suits of armor.

Events of June and December.

Engineer closes its biannual events

Summer and winter events

SOLVENT a substance capable of dissolving others

Siesta big tops (wordplay)

Dark flower cut for such hats

Cocktails with Kahlua and cream

Here or there

At an unspecified location

In an unspecified location

Acrobatic tumbles variable

Acrobatic tumbles Var.

Acrobatic tumbles.

Impressive object or event (informal)

Flip side of 'Come Together'

Second-most covered Beatles song

Seem moist (anagram)

What this puzzle needs (wordplay)

Irish like this, for one, but not always

Somewhat

'... over the rainbow' (song)

Amount put on, say, at a 3 unspecified

West Side Story song

Wine steward in restaurant or hotel

Smile more fake, as wine waiter

The wine expert-server in a hotel

Drowsy - lost on men (anagram)

Lent moons (anagram)

Sleepy without fast at last

Songfest

Sinatra and Styne

Singers, stress-free, and about on key

Record makers.

Sonicate

Sonicate

Shakespeare, for one

One for fourteen a time

Youth by net always supports linesman

SONNET to compose a type of poem

Sonnet

Sonovox

The quality or state of being sooty; fuliginousness.

Nineteen-year-old, perhaps

Second-class citizen (wordplay)

Second-year student in USA

""Soppier , soppiest Soaked; sopping.""

Dealers in magic and spells.

Fantasia magician and others

Harry Potter and his ilk

Spelling expert (wordplay)

Morgan le Fay, for one

Spelling pro (wordplay)

Tricky business

Spells

Magical

Easily angered folks

Easily offended people

Hot-tempered ones

Sororate

Sorosis

The quality or state of being sorry.

Sorrower

Sortie

Divination by drawing lots

Fortune-telling

Divine drawing of lots of egrets smeared with oil

Prolonged, in music

Beyond the noted value, musically

Slowed musical passage

Actress taking lighter roles

A pert little part for a girl

Coquettish female comedy role

SOUFFLE a light baked dish

Capable of being sounded.

Perhaps without the noise of th herd

That's the S I lent

So unless the daughter is in, it will be quiet

The strength of the noise

Stability.

Mutes on trumpets.

Soutache

Location of Wexford, say

Waco-to-Galveston direction

Cape of Tasmania.

Like some winds

Southern

Needle point to sew thus: poorly

Arizona, New Mexico, etc.

U. S. region.

Tourist shop purchases

Criminal is nervous, seeing relics

Tourists' take-home

Old gold coin

Monarch - old coin

Historical mystery novel by C.J. Sansom

Anti-capitalist movement thus is ousting North America from Asian country

Very old soldier is crossing Italy crushing mass communist principles

Put under the hammer and sickle

Convert to Stalinism

Render communistic.

Sovkhoz

Sowbread

""(Communication Arts / Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) Printing a device on a linecaster for evening up the spaces between words""

Unbounded

Mos Eisley, for one

Opening scene of many sci-fi flicks

Sci-fi traveler's stop

Enterprise, for one

Locale of much modern fiction

Step on board trendy futuristic craft

Stroll around the station (wordplay)

An out-of-this-world stroll (wordplay)

Modern outdoor sport.

""; adj. Toward, to, or in outer space.""

""An American market fish (Ch\'91todipterus faber) common on the southern coasts; called also angel fish, moonfish, and porgy. Ch\'91todipterus faber) common on the southern coasts; called also angel fish, moonfish, and porgy.""

Spadeful

Preparatory labour (in the garden?)

Preparation for excavation (wordplay)

Preliminary data gathering, perhaps

Spadille

SPAETZLE tiny dumplings

Would one wind up eating this (wordplay)

Consumers may well be twisters!

Food that might get at hips, perhaps

SPALLE the shoulder

Good-for-nothings: Irish.

Good-for-nothings Irish.

Rascals taking naps sleep badly

Spancel

Spandex

Narrow mats for pictures

Architectural features above arches

Spangly

Sparable

Like surplus resources

Lack of fat

Bowler's favorite menu item (wordplay)

Leftovers from a TV roast (wordplay)

Potential harem for Adam (wordplay)

Sparky

Gems you can safely handle

July 4 evening sight

Fourth of July purchases

Sparkly

Sparry

""A narcotic alkaloid extracted from the tops of the common broom (Cytisus scoparius, formerly Spartium scoparium), as a colorless oily liquid of anilinelike odor and very bitter taste. Cytisus scoparius, formerly Spartium scoparium), as a colorless oily liquid of anilinelike odor and very bitter taste.""

Spotted by a mudslinger (wordplay)

Trap steed (anagram)

Small talk on journalist's spread

Spoon-shaped

Was spitting at you of late? That's a bit thick

Expectorated before you get dead and thickened

Capable of being spoken; fit to be spoken.

Illicit drinking club (US)

Talk with a low-key bartender (wordplay)

Password requirer, maybe

Speaking

South Dakota town

Use a harpoon

Do submarine work

Some fishermen's weapons

Lead (a military attack)

Lead (an attack)

Lead (an attack or movement)

Arms factory (wordplay)

Chewing-gum flavor

Man with priest relaxed chewing gum

A name given to several species of crowfoot (Ranunculus) which have spearshaped leaves. Ranunculus) which have spearshaped leaves.

Special

For a particular purpose

In particular

Particularly small diamonds quietly picked up by friend

Special subject of study

Pediatrics, for example

Strong suit

Speciate

Speciate

Details, not generalities

Details

Named in detail

Stated in detail

Gave details

One setting down requirements

Puts a finger on

Names provided in taxonomic group

One has to be particular if it's in kind

Samples of Pisces men

Typical examples of Pisces men

Pisces men make prime examples

Marking with bits of color

Pat Eccles recovers sight

Select cap randomly from display

Visually striking performance

Spectate

Sits on the sidelines

Watches from the stands

Views the game

A model inspector at cricket, say ...

Playing to the crowd (wordplay)

One to watch!

Broad ranges

Gamble on investments

A gambler will do it to accumulate

Deliberate risk on the markets

Speculum

Orate

Harangue.

Harangue

Dangerous cocktail

Launch full of drugs (wordplay)

One making waves

High-speed vessel