Letter S 122000–122250

Snow White word. Snow White, per the mirror Superlative for Snow White Superlative used to describe Snow White Suitable target Specially favored Small sprites streamlining structure fitted round part of a vehicle to reduce drag Sorta light, as a complexion So-so joe? Shetland sweater style Shetlands sweater style "Sunny skies," "no rain," etc.? seldom, adv., ___ suum cuique Sire of Man o' War. Science events Shows with livestock Showy events Some public gatherings Some ribbons are acquired at them State and Vanity State and county events. State and trade State celebrations State events State expos State or county festivals Satisfactory bargain Sustainable, ethical commerce practice Search engines are a legal example of it Scene from the tee. Sandy golf course hazard Sort of friend SPIRIT in human form Scatterer of dust Shakespeare's Moth or Mustardseed, e.g. Shakespeare's Peaseblossom, Cobweb, Moth or Mustardseed Small magical figure Subject of Oberon Sprinkle from Tinker Bell Santa's elf, Italian-style? Sleeping Beauty, e.g. Show starring Tinkerbell? Sprite's appendage? Story like "Cinderella" Story that ends with "happily ever after" Story that might include a dragon Storybook finish with a happy twist Subjects of many TV spectaculars. Scores kept by Cinderella's godmother? Saudi Arabian king assassinated in 1975 Saudi king and reformer Saudi king who abolished slavery in 1962 Saudi king who was Time's 1974 Man of the Year Saudi king, 1964-75 She played Corky Sitcom actress Ford Something to keep Stays fixed on Strong belief Successful religious conversion? Steadfastly loyal Stand-up married guy Steve Martin's Jonas Nightingale, for one She never sang with Mountain Super Bowl XXXIV anthem singer She won a Tony for playing Miss Adelaide in "Guys and Dolls" Seminary studies Sides of a conversion Strong beliefs Sartre's "Les Jeux Sont ___" Spaniard's broad sash Sizzling Mexican dish Sizzling Tex-Mex dish Sizzling Tex-Mex fare Sizzling Tex-Mex item Sizzling Tex-Mex meat Sizzling Tex-Mex serving Sizzling serving Sizzling strip Sizzling strip of meat in a tortilla Sizzling tortilla dish Strip of meat in a Tex-Mex treat Sizzling dish Seether "___ It" Sham, counterfeit Sham: Colloq. Street vendor's Gucci, most likely Some displayed forgeries Staged, as a disappearance Successfully misled Secret agent's passport, say Something held by a plant Spy ware? Spy's passport, say Subject of many a bar examination Some forged documents Some minors' forgeries Sources of wrong answers to age-old questions? Spy covers Smile though your heart is aching, e.g. Soyrizo, tofurkey, or chik'n Something that's assumed Sick-day abuser Smoke and mirrors Some jewels Something one might be forced to wear at work Shade that might be made in the shade? Something not picked up at the beach Source of orange skin, perhaps Sprayed-on color Sending insincere valentines? Spiritual recluse Sufi ascetics "...season to be jolly, ___..." "SOL" is in the middle "___ Speech" (9/23/44 F.D.R. address) Scale syllables Scottie White House dog Scottie in the 1940s White House Scottie in the White House Scottie in the White House in the 1940s Scottie's name. Scottie's song? Singer's syllables Small sculpture at the FDR Memorial Small statue at the FDR Memorial Song refrain Song syllables Start of a Christmas chorus Start of a Christmas refrain Start of a carol's refrain Statue at the FDR Memorial ___ Speech (1944 FDR address) Spot to grab a Middle Eastern sandwich Seasonal song words after "gay apparel" Snippet I hope yule refrain from singing 'til 12/1 Syllables following "Strike the harp and join the chorus" Singer Lola Singer-actress Lola Singer-dancer Lola Singer/actress once called the "Black Venus" SPANISH Fascist party Spanish political party under Franco. Spanish political party. SPANISH Fascist movement, member of Sickle-shaped. shaped like a sickle Singer with the 1986 #1 hit "Rock Me Amadeus" SEELED bird Super Bowl XXXIII loser sakeret small bird of prey Soap opera set in Tuscany Valley Soap opera set in a California wine region Soaring bird hybrid? Sportsman using bird of prey Small hawk relative shaped like a falcon see FALCONIFORM bird Sport involving birds Sharp-eyed raptors Super Bowl XXXIII team sharp curved claw, esp of a bird SPANISH hillside showy but worthless trifle Six-time major-winning English golfer Nick ___ Support for a golf ball Season after summer, or a dramatic drop Season after summer Season for a pumpkin spice latte Season for flannel shirts and pumpkin-flavored everything Season for harvesting Season for leaf peeping Season for pumpkin picking Season starting in September Season when squirrels gather nuts Skating embarrassment Skating flub Spring's antithesis Successfully trip Suffer a coup Summer follower Summer replacement Summer's follower Summertime follower season for Americans Spanish composer Manuel de___ *Seasonal home? Seasonally decorated doorways? "Spring forward" partner (a reminder for November 5th) ... and what the last word of each answer to a starred clue can literally have Stalingrad position? Something to blow on to make a wish Slip for a skirt? Sandwich that was dropped outside a deli? Seasonal costume? Scapegoat of the band? Scapegoats Smitten, and then some Succumbing to adoration Sign on a mountain roadway Sky divers' newspaper? Sergeant's order + Type of skate = Get with the program *Seasonal New England attraction Story by 27 Across, with "The" Shoshone ___, in Snake River. Sioux ___, S.D. Smooth Rock ____, Ontario Succumbs Starts to lag Swallows, as snake oil Start energetically Succumb to a hex Simply not true ___ start (sprinter's infraction) "Sorry, it was nothing" Symbol of deceit. Shady card dealer's maneuver soft nothings *Second Commandment prohibition Some contractions "So let us not talk ___ now, the hour is getting late" Singer's boo-boo Step toward deception Smacking of red herring. Sprint malfunction Sprinter's before-the-gun error Sprinter's error Sprinter's infraction, and a hint to the starred answers' first words Swimming infractions, and what the first words of the answers to starred clues can all have Some choppers SINGING voice, artificially high Singing voice forced above its natural one Something funny to sing in Something to sing in Super-high voice Style of singing with an artificially high pitch Some doo-wop voices Synthetic eyelash, for short strain the truth state of being false SHAKESPEAREAN comic creation Shakespeare's Sir John Shakespeare's convivial braggart. Shakespeare's most famous comic character. Show hesitation Show uncertainty. Slip some