Letter S 119250–119500

She played Miss Brooks She played Principal McGee in "Grease" "Since ___ apples . . . ": Byron She played Wallis Simpson in "The King's Speech" Senior Knievel Sinister-sounding daredevil name Skycycle driver's first name Snake River flopper Snake River jumper Knievel Stunt biker Knievel Stunt cyclist Knievel Stunt cyclist Robbie's dad Stunt legend Knievel Stunt man Knievel Stunt man's first name Stunt master Knievel Stunt rider Knievel Stunt-doer Knievel Stunt-man Knievel Stunting legend Knievel Stuntmaster Knievel Stuntmeister Knievel Stunts First name in She marries Lord Orville. Story from Joyce's "Dubliners" Satirical novelist Waugh Soprano Lear Soprano Lear of the Met Speed-reader Wood Speed-reading expert Wood Sprinting gold medalist Ashford "___ Superheroes Have Bad Days" (kids' book) "_____ Steven" Same amount Score going into the tenth inning Settled up Showing no vicissitudes Six, e.g. Smooth (out) Smooth and flat Smooth and level Smooth and regular Smooth; steady So much as Something to break at a casino? Soul Asylum "Can't ___ Tell" Splittable by two Square, moneywise Squared away Squared off Starting overtime Steven or break Steven's companion Steven's modifier Steven's opening Steven's partner? Steven's predecessor? Steven's score? Still tied (4) Surprising lead-in to "odds" __ so (nevertheless) __-steven (all tied) __-steven (tied up) __-steven (tied) ___ Stephen. smoothen stabile symmetrise symmetrize "... stirring, not __ mouse" ___ score (retaliate) Still preferable Sanded Sanded down Settled accounts Smoothed (out) Smoothed (over) Squared things up Symmetrized Squared accounts. Score-tying shot Shim, e.g. Shim, for example Smoothing device Steadier. Smoothest. Steadiest. Superlatively smooth Start of a quote about appearances Should it arise that Should it be that "Sam and Janet", "Sam and Janet who?", "Sam and Janet __" "Some Enchanted ___." "Some Enchanted" time? Sera, in Rome. Supper time *Soiree attire Sources of bedtime stories? Supper times Show about Burt Reynolds' after-hours lover? "Sunset and ___ . . . " Subject of Tannhauser aria. Smooth state Source of stability, in a nautical metaphor Stable state State of stability Steady temperament Symbol of balance Symbol of composure Symbol of sang-froid Symbol of stability Symbol of steadiness Steady-floating ships: 2 wds. "Still, after all this time ..." "Surprisingly, at this moment ..." Still, surprisingly Seemingly contradictory chance Self-contradictory chances? Score after two birdies and two bogeys Score duffers rarely achieve Score few duffers can achieve Something that may be shot on a golf course Sports score symbolized by a vowel Sends it to overtime Set of every other number Settles, as the score Side in a popular hand game Smoothes out Smooths (out) Some bets in roulette Some roulette bets Some sets of numbers Squares, with "up" "Still and all ..." Service just the same, no good Serene Spielberg? "Save the date" happening Scallion or shallot Schedule entry Schedule listing Schedule section Segment of a sports program Ship's christening, e.g. Shot put or 100-meter dash Shot put or discus throw Shot put or hurdles Shot put or javelin Shot put, e.g. Shot put, for one Shot-put or pole vault Shotput, for one Shuttle launch, e.g. Significant happening Skeleton, for one Social calendar entry Social calendar occasion Society-page listing Solar or lunar eclipse, e.g. Something going on Something taking place Something to RSVP to Something to plan for Something to write home about Something worth seeing Space launch e.g. Special occasion Sports contest Sports feature Sports item. Sports meet. Still time for adventure Subject of media coverage Subject of some Facebook notifications Super Bowl or World Series Super Bowl or the Oscars, e.g. Super Bowl, for one Superbowl, e.g. segment Newsreel inventor social occasion or activity something that happens something that happens at a given place and time subject News agcy. Slow to anger Stable temperament Steady course: 2 wds. Surprisingly, the tunes were pleasant too "Sure, but ..." Still considering that Six of one for a half dozen of the other, maybe Square deals Seventh word of Declaration of independence. Shot put and javelin Shot put and long jump Significant occasions Social functions Social happenings Some Facebook pages Some are blessed Some are current Some people professionally plan them Some planners plan them Sports contests Stuff in the news Super Bowl and World Cup some day Square accounts Seamstress who was Adam's mate? ". . . said no one ___" "... Story ___ Told" "Second thoughts are ___ wiser": Euripides Second baseman in "Baseball's Sad Lexicon" Second-to-last word in a fairy tale Second-to-last word in many fairy tales Second-to-last word of many fairy tales Semper. Sempiternally. Starter for glades and green Suffix for "when" and "what" Suffix with who or what Superlative punctuator Symbol of Washington State __ so slightly ___ since (as of) ___ so (exceedingly) ___ so (extremely). _____ so (plenty) Source of portable power Sagarmatha alias Scaler's dream Sight from Darjeeling Sir Edmund's challenge Sir George ___, Indian surveyor. Sir John Hunt's goal Site of "The Highest Marathon in the World" Site of a '53 ascent Site of a 1953 conquest Site of large-scale operations? Site of summit meetings? Site of the Rongbak Glacier. Subject of Sir John Hunt's book. Subject of the 1997 best seller "Into Thin Air" Supreme peak Surveyor of highest peak, 1841. Symbol of great height. Symbol of highness. summit Himalayan beast Seat of Washington's Snohomish County Secretary of State following Daniel Webster, 1852. Secretary of State under Fillmore. Secretary of State, 1851.