Miguel Cervantes de Saavedra = Gave us a damned clever satire. Bolis, TEE, 1898 |
Saint Elmo's Fire = Is lit for seamen. Author unknown |
Saint George and the Dragon = Aha! Strong giant ended ogre. Moonshine, TE, 1916 |
Saintliness = Least in sins. N. Jineer, TE, 1925 |
Saintliness ‡ Entails sin. Sphinx, TE, 1986 |
Salesladies = Lassies deal. Enavlicm, TE, 1921 |
Sandwich tern = Wind-snatcher. Author unknown |
Sartre = Rarest. Howard W. Bergerson, date unknown |
Satisfaction = An act is so fit. Sam Slick. TE, 1916 |
Satisfied = Is if sated. Fred Domino, TE, 1923 |
The Saturday Night Special = A gun they list as dirt cheap. Viking, TE, 1972 |
Sauciness = Causes sin. Delian, C, 1900 |
Say it with flowers = We flirt so this way. W.E. Stern, TE, 1921 |
The scabies = Base itches. Francolin, TE, 1915 |
The scandal monger = Can go slander them. M.O. Wellman, 1932 |
The Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne = Can tell thee Hester hath worn an "A" bitterly. D.C. Ver, AP, 1907 |
Scarlet, rose, ochre = Sacre! Three colors!. Author unknown |
Schoolmaster = Smote scholar. Jack O'Lantern, GD, 1889 |
Schoolmaster = The classroom. Author unknown |
Schumann's "Traumerei" = Rare music haunts men. Author unknown |
Martin Scorsese = Screen is a storm. Author unknown |
Sir Walter Scott = Last Scot writer. Hercules, C, 1894 |
Scottish National Party = Oh! Nasty tartan politics. William Tunstall-Pedoe, AG, 1995 |
A scoundrel = An old curse. Gee, TE, 1916 |
Sea view = i.e. waves. Author unknown |
Seance = A scene. Ralph, NP, 1903 |
A searchlight = Ach! This glare!. Enavlicm, B&O Magazine, 1931 |
Seclusion = Close us in. Balmar, Mystic Argosy, 1900 |
The Secret Service of the United States = These stout detectives ferret each sin. Percy Vere, Puzzler's Gazette, 1890 |
Sedimentary = Many see dirt. Margaretta, AP, 1901 |
Semaphore = See arm hop. Amaranth, The Oracle, 1906 |
Semolina = Is no meal. Author unknown |
Sensationalism = Is almost insane. M.C.S., C, 1904 |
A sentence of death = Faces one at the end. Q., TE, 1927 |
Separation = One is apart. Ralph, AP, 1906 |
The septuagenarian = Near that supine age. Hercules, TE, 1924 |
Seraglios = Girl oases. Ab Struse, TE, 1979 |
A set of harness = Fastens a horse. Amaranth, C, 1913 |
The setting sun = Sent huge tints. Jemand, TE, 1919 |
Shadow = How sad. Delian Band, Compications, 1899 |
William Shakespeare = I am a weakish speller. Donald L. Holmes, AG, 1995 |
William Shakespeare = We all make his praise. Author unknown |
Shakespeare, the immortal Bard of Avon = Oh, this remarkable man's a favored poet. Nestor, The Key, 1891 |
A shooting gallery = I really shot a gong. Amaranth, TE, 1910 |
A shoplifter = Has to pilfer. Ess Ell, C, 1908 |
The short-eared owls = Shrewd late hooters. Amaranth, TE, 1924 |
Shrubbery = Berry bush. Remardo, NP, 1907 |
The sidereal system = See this star medley. Will I. Am, NP, 1906 |
The siege and fall of Troy = Late foes end royal fight. Molemi, TE, 1915 |
The siege of Verdun = Foe sent huge drive. Amaranth, TE, 1918 |
A signal of distress = It's S.O.S. read in flags. Viking, TE, 1932 |
The Sign of the Cross = He's right to confess. A.L.S., AP, 1905 |
Beverly Sills = Silvery bells. Author unknown |
Silver and gold = Grand old evils. Author unknown |
A silver mine = I've minerals. Cincinnatus, AP, 1899 |
Sinbad the Sailor = This bad liar's one. Ernest, C, 1903 |
Sinecure = Sure nice. Balmar, AP, 1900 |
A sinecure = Incur ease. Amaranth, TE, 1914 |
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Hound of the Baskervilles = A rather nosy Sherlock hunts bad evil hole, routs fiend. Mrs John Matthews, 1935 |
A Sister of Charity = Chastity, fair rose. Eruditus, The Study, 1890 |
Six and three = IX stand here. Anonyme, The Oracle, 1896 |
Skin care = Risk acne. Author unknown |
Skin care = Irks acne. Author unknown |
Slanderous = Done as slur. Bolis, TEE, 1898 |
The sleigh ride = Here is delight. Rosiemont, Marion Maze, 1899 |
Slipperiness = Perils spines. Nox, The Brighton Item, 1914 |
Slithered = Slid there. Amaranth, TE, 1925 |
Slot machines = Cash lost in 'em. Molemi, AP, 1906 |
Slow reading = A single word!. Author unknown |
The smith = Hits them. Jemand, date unknown |
Snooze alarms = Alas, no more Zs. Atlantis, TE, 1982 |
Snoozed = Dozes on. Al T. Tude, TE, 1925 |
Softheartedness = Often sheds tears. Bolis, Key to Puzzledom, 1906 |
Soixante-neuf = Sex union feat. Keith Bryant, AG, 1995 |
Soldierly = So ye drill. Molemi, B&O Magazine, 1925 |
The soldier of fortune = To hustle friend or foe. Koscisuko McGinty, AP, 1904 |
Soldiers of the Salvation Army = A military fold save other sons. Viking, date unknown |
The soprano singer = Her top noises rang. Beech Nut, Preplexities, 1889 |
Sorrowed = Sore word. Alec Sander, TE, 1918 |
Sovereignty = Ye it governs. V.I. King, C, 1903 |
Southend-on-Sea = See thou on sand. Author unknown |
Southern California = Hot sun or life in a car. Josefa Heifetz Byrne, WW, 1970 |
Southern California = I lose on a fruit ranch. Amaranth, date unknown |
Special delivery stamps = Price speeds mail vastly. D.C. Ver, C, 1900 |
Spectators = Actors' pets. King Carnival, GD, 1898 |
Spirit of the dead = This is of departed. Ed Ward, TE, 1915 |
Spiritualist seances = A spectral issue's in it. Amaranth, TE, 1912 |
Spiritual-mindedness = A true mind dispels sin. Will I. Am, NP, 1906 |
A spittoon = Spat in, too. Nypho, TE, 1925 |
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter = "Time's running past" we murmur. Author unknown |
Staghound = A dog hunts. Atlantis, AP, 1925 |
Stalemate = Lame state. Vesta, TE, 1920 |
Star of Bethlehem = Halts before them. Jim C. Rack, Our Deep Preplexities, 1888 |
State criminals = A miscreant list. Ace, Mystic Argosy, 1898 |
State of California = Catalina rose off it. Amaranth, date unknown |
Statement = Testament. After All, NP, 1906 |
A state reform school = Home to foster rascal. Viking, TE, date unkown |
Statue of Liberty = A style of tribute. W. Upp, TEE, 1898 |
Statue of liberty = Built to stay free. Author unknown |
The Statue of Liberty = Soft-lit beauty there. Amaranth, TE, 1913 |
Stealthy = At the sly. The Gopher, NP, 1905 |
"Steamer" = Sea term. Author unknown |
Steaminess = Seen as mist. Author unknown |
Ms. Steinem = Smites men. Tut, TE, 1973 |
Stenographers' handiwork = In shorthand workers' page. Joaquin, Mystic Argosy, 1898 |
Stenographic notes = Phonetic so strange. Minnie Mum, TE, 1924 |
Robert Louis Stevenson = Our best novelist, Senor!. Author unknown |
A steward = Draws tea. Panache, TE, 1994 |
A stick of chewing gum = Thing of magic we suck. Blackbird, AP, 1903 |
Stipend = Spend it. Barnyard, TE, 1917 |
A stitch in time saves nine = This is meant as incentive. Tony Augarde, Oxford Guide, 1984 |
Stockhausen = A tune shocks. Author unknown |
Stone deaf = Tones fade. Amaranth, TE, 1925 |
Stormy weather = Showery matter. Baful, TE, 1964 |
Strait-laced = A deal strict. Enavlicm, Enigmatic Oddities, 1906 |
The street organ = Song treat there. Q., TE, 1911 |
Strenuousness = Stuns our sense. M.C.S., Mystery, 1893 |
A strip teaser = Spares attire. Awl Wrong, TE, 1940 |
James Stuart = A just master. Author unknown |
The stutterer = Utters t-there. Ulk, TE, 1992 |
Submarine = Buries man. Gem, TE, 1915 |
Subordinateness = Set in under a boss. Moonshine, TE, 1916 |
Subtly = But sly. Kenneth, Preplexities, 1899 |
Suggestion = It eggs us on. Arty Ess, C, 1908 |
The Sultan's harem = Ah, man's lust there. Amaranth, The Oracle, 1906 |
Summation = I'm amounts. Osaple, TE, 1925 |
The summer season = Sure, man seems hot. Nypho, TE, 1900 |
The summer season = See, hot sun mars me. Nypho, TE, 1900 |
Sunbathe = Heat buns. Double-H, TE, 1984 |
A sun worshiper ‡ I shun Ra's power. Non Sequitur, TE, 1992 |
The Supreme Court = Prosecute thru me. Mystery, TE, 1922 |
Surgeon = Go, nurse. Author unknown, Walsh's Handbook of Literary Curiosities, 1892 |
Surgical instruments = Smart curing utensils. Francolin, TEE, 1915 |
A surgical operation = Pain or gore, alas, I cut. R. Are, AP, 1907 |
Suspended animation = Supine man is not dead. Remardo, TE, 1913 |
Swallowing = All now swig. Amaranth, date unknown |
Sweat = Waste. Remlap, Marion Maze, 1898 |
Swedish nightingale = Sing high, sweet Linda. Author unknown, Notes and Queries, 1853 |
Sweetheart = There we sat. Author unknown, Wheatley's Anagrams, 1862 |
Sweetheart = She we treat. Guidon, AP, 1901 |
Sweetheart days = See, we had a tryst. Q., TE, 1910 |
| Sweltering heat ‡ The winter gales. A Chem, TE, 1967 |
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142 anagrams.