Letter S 122750–123000

Style maven Stella McCartney, for one Stylish periodical, briefly Stylish reading material, briefly Stylish dresser Stylish one. Style icons of the past Style enforcers at events and red carpets Seventh Ave. specialties Something curated by a designer "Spartacus" author "Spartacus" author Howard "Spartacus" novelist Securely attached Securely fixed Securely tied Sexually unrestrained Shun comestibles Skip meals Skip meals because you want to Skip sustenance Some greens play this way Spin Doctors "You Let Your Heart Go Too ___" Starvation diet Stone Temple Pilots "___ As I Can" Stop taking things in Strict diet Slumbering deeply Sizzling pitch Speedy pitch Source of diamond heat Speedy try to score a basket Scammers Speedster Stereotypical purchase of a guy in midlife crisis Some McDonald's employees? Saved on groceries, maybe Skipped meals Stopped eating Secure tightly with a buckle or latch SECURE in place Secure, as a seat belt Secure, as a seatbelt Snap a snap on, say Snap or staple Snap together snap to Snaps, e.g. Staples, paper clips, and the like securing in place Secures; affixes. Snaps, say Sign flashed on a jet Secure, as in a yard, paddock, etc. Slave driver's exhortation Speed demon's cry Speedier swifter Speediest Sprint winner Steel Phantom Sonic output Speedy meal option, and what the answers to the starred clues literally are? *Skip-over-ads button Skip past, as commercials Skipping function Skip meals and have a bad attitude about it? Squeamishness. Speeder's place *Slick trick Scam that's "pulled" Scam, informally Slang phrase for smooth deception. Slick trick that's "pulled" Something a con artist will pull Starter for a British auto? Subtle trick Slick tricks Speedy Buttons runs down acid dye Skips feeding Some religious observances Stays hungry Sprinter's hope Speedy way to the top Shrewd employee "Salt ___ Acid Heat" "Salt, ___, Acid, Heat" (Samin Nosrat cookbook) "Saturated" stuff "Spare tire," essentially Substance trimmed from cuts of steak Seal's blubber Shaped like Santa Claus. Skim milk extract Skim milk trimming Skim milk's virtual lack Skimming target Some animal tissue Some breast tissue Some chew it Some spare tires, essentially Some trimmings Something to trim Something to trim from a steak Sort of chance? Spare tire contents Spare tire filler Spare tire makeup Spare tire material Sprat no-no Sprat's avoidance Sprat's eschewal Sprat's no-no Sprat's taboo Spratt's wife loved it Steak excess Steak leftover Steak marbling Steak trimmings Substantial, as a check Suet Suet or lard Suet, e.g. Sum 41 "___ Lip" Sum 41's "Lip" after a fight? Swollen, as a lip ___-soluble (like some nutrients) slim not soapiness Screen "Attraction" *Serious software problem Severely costly mistakes SUBJECT to government by fate SUBMISSION to all that happens as inevitable Submissive mental attitude Skeptical of free will So as to cause death Scale-busting Salt-cured pork Soul-food flavoring salt pork from the back of a hog carcass Super PAC benefactor Stout string player? Some may be around the hips and thighs Slang term meaning a position of ease, comfort, or prosperity Song from "Kismet" Song in the musical "Kismet" Sure to happen Sisters of Greek myth "Syndrome" that causes smartphone typos Supplier of deep-fried fare? Suitable for Sprat Six ft. of water Slangy term of opprobrium Stupid fellows: Colloq. Saturn, to Jupiter Superfluous result of a certain Rat Pack member being ordained? Santa Claus, in London Santa in England Seasonal man in a red suit St. Nick Seasonal gift-bringer popular at the North Pole Some male role models, and what can be found at the starts of the answers to the starred clues Some parental substitutes, psychologically Saturday Night Live priest played by Don Novello Swayze film of '93 Start of a condensed quote by Frederic F. Van de Water Show about a wise priest? Show hosted by a Vegas priest? Showing care, in a way Spencer Tracy comedy with a remake starring Steve Martin Spot #7 Start of a remark by Bob Phillips Swap of necktie gifts? state of being a father Spencer Tracy (1951) Scythe carrier Scythe carrier of folklore Scythe wielder Storied scythe carrier Symbol of seasonal change Symbolic old man. SOUND depth (of water) SOUND the ocean Sailor's measure of depth Six feet measure Six feet of water Six feet. Six-foot nautical unit Six-foot unit SEA depth, instrument to measure Sailors' units of length equal to six feet Sea depths. Sea measures Sounds. Symptom of burnout sand in the eyes Soldier's wear Shrine site in Portugal Site of a miracle in Portugal. Symbol of feminine curiosity Scuffle memento Scuffle souvenir Shiner accompanier, maybe Souvenir from a fight? Street fight souvenir, maybe Sum 41 hit Something to live off, in a saying "Saturated" food components "Saturated" nutrients "Saturated" things in one's diet Saturated and trans Saturated substances Saturated substances, perhaps Singer Domino Soapmaker's supplies Some are heart-healthy Some are saturated Some are unsaturated Some dietary intake Some dieters avoid them Some greasy substances Some macronutrients Some nutrients Sometimes-saturated substances Songwriter Domino Sources of unwanted pounds, often Sprats' concerns Substances in cookery. Substances in the diet. Substances used in cookery. Suet and blubber Scene in "The Hustler"? Singer Antoine from New Orleans Skinny's opposite Slangy nickname. *Symbol of rejoicing for someone's long-awaited return Symbol of a feast Stall-feeds, say sebaceous Silent film comic actor Roscoe Silent screen comic Silly and pointless suburb or quarter, esp of a French city Sink spout Sink's water controller Stopcock Shortcoming or responsibility for a mistake San Andreas __ San Andreas, for one Seismological concern