Letter S 109000–109250

Samantha's mom, on "Bewitched" Samantha's mother Samantha's mother in "Bewitched" Samantha's mother on "Bewitched" Sister to Uncle Arthur on "Bewitched" Sitcom witch Samantha's mother et al. spinal dura mater Sanction; approve Score some political points for Sign as a check Sign a check Sign a check's back Sign approval of. Sign approval. Sign at a bank Sign on the back Sign or support Sign the back of Sign the back of a Check Sign the back of, as a check Sign, as a check's back Sign, as a payee Sign, in a way Speak out for Stamp, perhaps Support publicly Support, as a candidate Support, as for office Sustain; support Spoke in favor of Spoke out for Supported as a candidate Signing prompt Signature on back Star athlete's plum Something that makes an athlete a pitcher Supporters or signers Signs near a teller's window, maybe Signs on the back Signs the check, but not as payer Signs the check, in a way Signs, as a check Signs, as checks Signs, as the back of a check Supports publicly Supports publicly, as a candidate Showing support for Signing, as a check Supporter's activity SKELETON, type of sac within a biological cell SEEDS in which the food for germination is stored, region in SQUAMOUS cells lining the heart walls and vessels that carry blood and lymph Set up a foundation. Set up a fund Set up a fund for. Set up financially Set up with funds Set up, as a chair Set up, as chairs Settle a fund upon. Settle upon Show philanthropy Start a foundation Supply a chair, say Supply money for Supply with a grant Supply with financing Supply with funds Supply with grants Supply, as a chair Support one's alma mater Support with funding, and, if reparsed, a hint to this puzzle's theme Support, as a college Support, as a foundation Support, as a scholarship Supplied with funding Show angel, e.g. Starting point for measuring the width of an Irish airplane? Supporting, as a foundation Sets up financially Shows philanthropy Supplies with a grant Sofa flanker Spike on a cello or double bass Supports for cellos and double basses Some bridge maneuvers Sonnet feature *Sign near a construction zone (Note the first word of each starred clue's answer, and think "curling" for this one) Sneaky maneuver to bypass opposition Sneaky maneuver Sweep, in football Sneaky maneuvers Sweeps on a gridiron Sweeps on the field "Some people will rob their mother for the ___" Everlast "Sometimes kids get murdered for the ___ ..." (Everlast) "Split" hair parts "Split" or "loose" follower Santa Monica and Chicago, for Route 66 Sausage's two Scrimmage anchors Scrimmage linemen Scrimmage participants Shockey and Gonzalez are tight Short pieces of cloth. Signs off Snaps, as a winning streak Some Giants Some NFL players Some NFLers Some are loose Some are loose, some are tight Some are offensive Some are split Some are tight Some big Giants Some blockers Some bologna slices Some bread slices Some can't make them meet Some defensive linemen Some eligible receivers Some fantasy football trades Some fast Giants Some football linemen Some footballers Some gridders Some gridiron guys Some gridiron players Some may split Some might be loose, others tight Some of Kosar's targets Some of the fastest football players Some offensive or defensive gridders Some pass catchers Some pass receivers Some pigskin catchers Some receivers Some rushers, in football Some sausage slices Some scrimmagers Some split Some touchdown scorers Some try to make them meet Sometimes hard to make them meet Son of Seth Speedy linemen Split ___ (hair concerns) Split ___ (hair problems) Split ___ (tonsorial woe, and a hint to this puzzle's theme) Split or loose items? Sports receivers Stamps (out) Stops a bout Stops existing Stops it Stubs or heels Sundays "Here's Where the Story ___" Swan songs Swift pass receivers Says "I need space," say Says "We've gotta split", maybe Says "You and I are done," e.g. Says goodbye to a lover Says, "We're through!" Sends a "Dear John" Sends a Dear John letter, say Sends a breakup text, say (tsk!) Stops going out Small furniture item Sofa neighbor, often Sofa neighbors Spots for lamps and alarm clocks Scheduling figure Seriatim Strung out, in a way Supply; clothe Staying power Stick it out Stick through Suffer patiently smart under submit to Stood the test of time Show off one's vocal range and stamina? Sees it through Stands the gaff Stands the test of time Sticks it out Suffers through Survives Sweats it out Sweats out Standing the gaff Sports-car rally Software buyer, usually Software developer's concern Software developer's target Software developer's target audience Software manuals are written for them Screen cleaner brand Standing upright Spinal cord lining Selene's love Safety setting Safety spot Site for some celebratory dances Site of some forbidden celebrations Settings for some victory dances Spot from which you might see a bomb headed your way SST heading SST heading perhaps Sacramento-to-Carson City dir. Sailing course, perh. Sailor's cue. Sailor's way Salt's dir. San Antonio - Little Rock dir. San Antonio-to-Austin dir. San Diego-to-Albuqerque dir. San Diego-to-Albuquerque dir. San Diego-to-Phoenix dir. San Francisco to Salt Lake City dir. San Francisco-to-Oakland dir. San Francisco-to-Salt Lake City dir. San Francisco-to-Stockton dir. San Jose-to-Modesto dir. San Simeon-to-Fresno dir. Santa Barbara-to-Las Vegas dir. Santa Barbara-to-Vegas dir. Selma-to-Talladega direction Sevilla-to-Córdoba dir. Shanghai-to-Tokyo dir. Ship heading: Abbr. Ship's dir. Ship's dir., perhaps Ship's dir., sometimes Ship's hdg. Ship's rte. Shown on 19A Shreveport-to-Birmingham dir. Shreveport-to-Tupelo dir. Sierra Leone-to-Burkina Faso dir. Sioux Falls-to-St. Paul dir. Skipper's dir. South Africa to Ethiopia dir. South Africa-to-Egypt dir. Spain-to-Croatia dir.