Letter S 12250–12500

Some sloths South American mammals. Start of some picture books Start of the first Millhone novel title Start of the first Millhone title Sue Grafton's "__ for Alibi" "Self-Inflicted Wounds: Heartwarming Tales of Epic Humiliation" author Tyler Stevie Wonder's daughter, named in "Isn't She Lovely" "Supermarket Sweep" section Said "I'll course between the rows of seats" (5) Seat Seat choice Seat location for a reviewer. Seat on the end Seat option Seat preference, for some Seat preference, perhaps Seat request Seat section separator Seat selection Seat selection if you want legroom Seat separator Seat site Seat-section divider Seat-section separator Seater's beat Seating choice Seating option Seating preference Seating request Seating request on an airplane Seating request, perhaps Seating selection Seating separator Seatless area Seats separator Seats splitter? Section for a grocery stocker Section separator Senate divider Senate divider, figuratively Senate path Separates seating areas in a theatre Separation at a wedding? Separator of some rows Shopper's lane Shopper's path Shopping cart course Shopping cart path Shopping cart's path Sitter's choice Something numbered in groceries Something to go down at the end of an engagement Sometime bridal path. Source of division at a wedding Space between pews Space between rows Spot for a supermarket cart Stadium divider Stadium feature Stadium ramp. Standee's site Steward's beat Stewardesses' workspace Store division Store lane Store section Supermarket area Supermarket datum Supermarket division Supermarket feature Supermarket lane Supermarket part Supermarket passageway Supermarket path Supermarket pathway Supermarket section Supermarket walkway Superstore division Symbolic compromise crossing Space to walk between pews ___ seat (airplane choice) seat option Airplane boarding site seating choice Plane Snort of a confirmed bachelor? Seat-section dividers Section separators Separations at weddings? Shelf separators Shopping centers? Sites of some runners Some plane seats Some seats are next to them Spots for stockers Spots to roll in? Stadium passages. Stadium ramps. Stewardess's areas Stock boy's spots Store areas Store dividers Store rows Supermarket corridors Supermarket count Supermarket dividers Supermarket divisions Supermarket features Supermarket lanes Supermarket parts Supermarket passages Supermarket passageways Supermarket rows Supermarket sections Supermarket spots Supermarket walkways Spot near the usher Some air travelers prefer them Some spots for theatergoers Scene of Allies' final victory in 1918 Scene of four major W.W. I battles Soisson's river. Soissons' stream Soissons's river Small British island Small island Small island (British) Small island (also spelled "eyot") Small island in a lake. Small island in a river Small island in the Thames Small islet Small islet in a stream Small key Small river island Sort of key Spot in a river Scenario where computers gain world domination, and what caused the starred clues not to match their answers? Start for Hillary? Start to hiccup? Small British islands Small islands Small islands, to Brits Small isles Small river islands Specks in a river Spits in the sea Samoan demon Samsung rival Sanyo competitor Sony acquisition of 2002 Sony brand Sony brand discontinued in 2006 Sony competitor Sony division Sony subsidiary Sony subsidiary, once Sound Co.? Speaker brand founded in Japan Stereo brand Subsidiary of Sony Southern French city whose name sounds like an English letter Scots word for hot ashes Spaniard's cry of triumph Steely Dan album Steely Dan album between "The Royal Scam" and "Gaucho" Steely Dan album featuring "Deacon Blues" Steely Dan album featuring the song "Deacon Blues" Steely Dan album in the United States National Recording Registry Steely Dan album of 1977 Steely Dan album pronounced like a continent Steely Dan album that comic Phil Hartman did the art for Steely Dan album that went double platinum Steely Dan album whose cover was done by the comedian Phil Hartman Steely Dan album whose title is a homophone of a continent Steely Dan album with "Peg" and "Josie" Steely Dan hit Steely Dan hit album of 1977 Steely Dan's best-selling album Steely Dan's stellar seller Spicy brandy SOUTH Central India village Site of famous Buddhist caves. Slightly open, as a kitchen cabinet Set for eavesdropping, maybe Short of being shut Short of shut Showing a crack Shut some Shy of being shut Shy of shut Slightly cracked Slightly cracked, as a door Slightly gapped Slightly open Slightly open clue Slightly open, as a door Slightly open, as a gate Slightly opened Slightly shy of shut Slightly unclosed Somewhat cracked? Somewhat open Somewhat open, as a door. Sort of cracked Standing open Standing open slightly Still open "Stronger than dirt!" brand "Stronger than dirt!" cleanser "Stronger than dirt!" product "Stronger than dirt" sloganeer "Stronger than grease" sloganeer SOPHOCLES, work of Salamis hero Siege of Troy hero Sink cleaner Sink-cleaning brand Soft Scrub rival Son of Telamon Sophocles drama Sophocles play Sophocles play set during the Trojan War Sophocles subject Sophocles title hero Sophocles tragedy Sophocles tragedy that begins with the death of Achilles Sophocles tragic hero Subject of a Sophocles tragedy Suicidal warrior in the "Iliad" Start of a quip defining a fatuous fisherman SHEIKHDOM (Pers. Gulf) Silhouettes "Get ___" Singer McLean and racer Foyt Sportsmen Duhe and Foyt Sober as __ "Some people call me ..." Second-name preceder Shawn Corey Carter ___ Jay-Z Short alias? Sobriquet letters Sobriquet preceder Sometimes called Sometimes called, briefly Sometimes called, for short Sometimes going by Sorority established at Howard U. Sorority founded in 1908, for short Sorority or alias letters Sorority symbolized by the ivy leaf Stage name intro