Letter S 128250–128500

Some reincarnated people remember this SURFACING material surface material Standard response of a kind Strait between Quemoy and Matsu. Shapes Some are filled out Store window models Slight imperfection on an entry blank? Scientific principle Special baby food mixture set terms some situation or event that is thought about Single-seater racing class solemn mass sung mass Singer's segue SHELL, excavated part of Stevie Wonder's "__ in My Life" Stevie Wonder classic Stood-up table request Stryper "All ___" Start of a long explanation Sign by a vacant apartment Sign in a window Sign on an empty storefront Storefront sign Sawyer of ABC News Saying something dense, common sense half gone, this with 26? Secretary of Defense. Secretary of the Navy. Sweet Oscar-winning film? Sign seen in front of a property on the market Sign in a car window Sign of movement? Sign of things to go? Sign on a front lawn. Sign on a lawn Sign on a vacant lot Sign on many lawns Sign on some dwellings. Sign on some front lawns Sign on some merchandise. Scolder's words Scottish banker with very old investment, surely Shakespearean actors? Sans reservations Sincerely renounced Setting for "F Troop" Shelter made of pillows, perhaps Siege site Snow ___ (kids' winter construction) Snow construction Snow creation Snow day construction Snow day construction, maybe Snow day project Snow structure Snow-day construction Snowball fight defense Snowball fight shelter Something held in another's absence Something that might be made with cushions and blankets Something to hold Something to hold down Structure made of snow or blankets Structure of blankets, pillows or snow Structure that might be made of pillows Sumter or Knox Sumter or McHenry Sumter, for one. __ Sumter Soldiers' base in the wars against Geronimo Successor to Goldberg on the Supreme Court Southern base Score loudly? Specialty or strong suit Sources of strength* Special knacks Strongest parts. "Sally ___" (comic strip) Start a quick getaway Scene of 1862 battle. Straight to the point ... or, homophonically, what this answer is relative to this puzzle? Strengthen alcoholic drink Shakespearean prince wearing underwear in castles Strong, in phonetics. Seminole War military post Site of the National Security Agency's headquarters Semimonthly period, roughly SCIENTIFIC calculations, computer language used for Sill and Ord, e.g. Snow structures Snowball fight hideouts Some are made from snow Some military targets Some stops along the Oregon Trail Structures built on snow days Sumter and McHenry Site of a famous opening shot State of siege? Site of Revolutionary War victory *Strong suit (... 4 to 7) Sweet message bearer Start of a quip by 18th century writer Marie-Jeanne Riccoboni Songwriter's dream? Suitor of a sort. Source of an annual "500" *Site of the American Airlines headquarters Score doubled Score twice? Short for a short sleep. Sleepy farmer's plot? Stars on Bonnie R.'s old flag? Stars in a 1958 flag Stars in an 1958 flag Start of quote attributed to Victor Hugo Score just before winning a game, say S. F. pioneer San Francisco examiner? Some Western runners Some gold diggers Subject of pending legislation. Six times seven Spaces around a Trivial Pursuit board Short nap taken during the day Short nap Short nap, informally Some shuteye Settings for discussion Sites for discussion Send along an email Send along, as an email send on send or ship onward from an intermediate post or station in transit Sent on Shipping agent Spring __ (clock-setting reminder) Shipping specialist Shrek's wife Fiona being really brash? Somersault's kin (Theme hint: Think "spring") Sends on Sends on, as a letter Send along Kirk x Spock fanfic, say? Start of a quote for mature solvers Sheena Easton hit from a Bond film Stevie Wonder: 1995 " . . . speak ___, John?" Scissors alternative South Dakota's Governor. Small cavity in a bone Small hollow: Anat. Somal hollow "Sweet Charity" choreographer "Sweet Charity" director/choreographer Scheider's "All That Jazz" role Steamy 1998 Broadway revue Subject of the biography "All His Jazz" small depression or fossa, as in a bone Subject of the 1997 biography "Woman in the Mists" Subject of the biography "Woman in the Mists" Subject of the book "Woman in the Mist" Search for small items Search vigorously STRATA of earth, thing found in SURVIVAL from the past Skeletal remains Skeleton, maybe Something set in stone Stegosaurus remnant Stuff in which a dug-up bone is wrapped? Sword unearthed by a paleontologist? set in a rigidly conventional pattern of behavior, habits, or beliefs "Swanee River" composer Stephen or Preston Swanee man Stephen and Julia take in waif Support group for singer-songwriter Ruthie? Short-term residence, usually Stephen's digs? Shelter kitten's temporary guardian, perhaps Stephen and Phil Shot, informally Slangy term in photography. Snap, Variety-style Snap, commercially Snap, in "Variety" Snap, in ads Snap, in adspeak Snapshot, Mad. Ave.-style Snapshot, Variety style Snapshot, casually Snapshot, commercially Snapshot, in ads Snapshot, in the vernacular. Snapshot, informally Snapshot, slangily Snapshot: var. Something developed casually? Snapshots, informally SCOTTISH bushel Succes ___ Succès ___ (great hit): Fr. Succès ___ (overwhelming attainment) Succès ___ (smash hit): Fr. Succès ___ (tremendous success): Fr. Succés ___ (smash bit). succulent pink-flowered plant Struggled, contended striven Sports offense SHETLAND archipelago island SILK and cotton fabric Silk fabric for scarves Silk scarf Silk tie Silk tie material. silk and cotton soft light fabric Souvenirs caught at stadiums Souvenirs caught by fans Sent to the free-throw line Smelly chicken? Spirit of an evil evil spirit? Something bleeped out for television? Seedy police station group? Some street jargon? state or quality of being foul Smelly material for throwing on a wheel? Some strikes Souvenirs at the park, usually Score of one point in basketball. Strike of a kind Strike that's barely struck Strike three, maybe Strikeout averter, perhaps Swing with little contact Serious errors Snafus Slicker, umbrella, galoshes, etc. Start a new institution Stumbled across Stumbled on to set up or establish (an institution, etc) solid base Stumble and go lame Stumble, as a horse sink below the surface sink like lead stumble and nearly fall