Letter S 128750–129000

Senegal currency Small change in Paris. Stale French bread? Swiss bank account item Swiss bank money Swiss bread Swiss currency unit Swiss monetary unit Swiss money Swiss standard Swiss unit. SIMCA car manufacturing country SPANISH neighbor/neighbour Satirist Anatole Scene of recent elections. Sedan setting Shirley May ___, who almost swam the Channel. Someone to build a team around Sir ___ Drake ___ Scott Key "San ___," Gable film of 1936 *Spanish painter (1746-1828) Spanish painter of "The Third of May 1808" St. ___ Assisi: Oct. 4 Saint from a town with extra approval? Star-Spangled Banner lyricist Silent film heartthrob Star of the silent "Ben-Hur" Self-proclaimed caudillo of Spain Spanish caudillo Spanish dictator Spanish dictator during World War II Spanish leader Spanish leader, 1939-75 Spanish people dictator Some West African money SUPERSCRIBE letter etc. with signature to ensure its being carried without charge Sabrett offering Send free of charge, as mail. Stadium vendor's item Street vendor's offering Singer skilled at his craft? Straightforward schmaltz? Shelley’s monster maker Shelley novel Sincere director? Supreme behind (1939-62) Secretary under F.D.R. Sprinter's dash Start of a memorable movie line Start of a Butler adieu Singer who was part of Odd Future "Sesame Street" puppeteer Secretary of the Army. Senatorial privileges. Sends (mail) free of postage. Stadium staples Successor to Lord Inverchapel. Subject of a 2010 biography subtitled "The Voice" spruce resin Salinger's "___ and Zooey" Salinger work Spearhead singer Michael seing things Surname of the director of "The Girl King" Schubert or Liszt Schubert, Lehár or Liszt Schubert, to his friends. Sipowicz player on "N.Y.P.D. Blue" Subject of the biopic "Song Without End" Secure a ship with ropes Steady with ropes at sea Strengthen a ship via cables Shake, to some Slushy beverage Slushy drink Slushy frozen drink Slushy fruit drink Soda shop order Slushy confections Secures a sail by lashing Some monks Strawberry blossom, in heraldry Sheila ____ ( Government auditing doyen) Star of mummy movies STRAWBERRY plant Series that won the most Primetime Emmys Show that's set in Seattle Sitcom set in Seattle Sitcom set in the city SPANISH frame SPANISH frisket Same-sex household? Same-sex union? School group, informally School house, informally? Sig Chi, e.g. Sig Ep, e.g. Sigma Chi, e.g. Sigma Chi, for one Sigma Chi, for short Sigma Chi. Sigma Nu, for one Sigma Nu, for short Sigma Phi Epsilon, e.g. Single-sex house, usually Site of collegiate debauchery Site of many a college party Small Greek house? Social group at a un. Society: colloq. Some rush to get in here Something to rush Sorority relative, informally Sorority's counterpart, for short Sorority's counterpart, informally Student org. Student soc. Stereotypical college drinker Stereotypical keg stand participant Stereotypical kegger attendee Stereotypical hosts of all-campus ragers Stereotypical toga party dudes Stereotypically rowdy dudes strike an acquaintance (See puzzle title) Social event at a college men's club Sig Ep and others Sigma Chi et al. Sigma Chi, Sigma Phi and Sigma Pi Some college quarters Student Societies: Colloq. Student organizations. "___ Sorge," Sudermann novel Sauerbraten server Senora, in Salzburg Señora, in Stuttgart She may take good care of her Herr? Spanish : señora :: German : __ Spouse, in Stuttgart Strauss's "Die ___ ohne Schatten" Stuttgart housewife. Stuttgart senora Stuttgart spouse Sudermann's "___ Sorge" Swiss Mrs., maybe South Sea Bubble, for example. South Sea Bubble, for one. Subject of an S.E.C. inquiry Swindler's crime SEC investigation, maybe (3-6) Shams Sharp practices. Shell games Scammer's brute? Some spouses, slangily Slate section Start to come apart Start to deteriorate, as a cord Start to fall apart Start to unravel Start to unravel, as a towel Start to wear Start unraveling, as a towel Shredded Started to unravel Started to wear Starting to unravel Strained, as nerves Scuffles Shows signs of wear Shows wear Shows wear, like an old rope Shreds at the edge Starts to unravel Starts to wear small pieces of ice that form in turbulently moving water "Super ___" (Rick James hit) SPORTIVE fancy, product of Side show attraction. Sideshow figure Sideshow member. Sideshow star Swoose, for instance. someone who is weird someone who is wierd sporting fancy Spazzed (out) "So stinking amazing!" Suddenly becoming extremely paranoid Subject to a hissy fit Side-show stars Sideshow features Stan whose autobiography was "It Only Hurts When I Laugh" SKIN spot Skin spot that may be darkened by sunlight Small skin spot Something redheads tend to do Spot for Howdy Doody Spot on skin Spot on the nose? Spot on the skin small brown spot on the skin spot Howdy Doody network sunspot SPOTS on various parts of body Skin sports Skin spots "Scooby-Doo" guy Savage of "The Wonder Years" Savage of "Working" Savage of Hollywood Savage on TV Savage on-screen Savage or Astaire Scrooge's nephew Scrooge's nephew in "A Christmas Carol" Senator Payne to his friends. Senator-turned-actor Thompson Silverman of TV Stone or Flintstone Singer Payne Singer Payne Golfer Santa player in "The Man in the Santa Claus Suit" Star born May 10, 1899 Sweet Christmas treat? Sir ___ Laker Skelton's Freeloader Skytrain entrepreneur (NBA) Singer Fender with a 1975 hit that went to #1 on both the pop and country charts Slasher film favorite Krueger Singer preparin' preserves? Singer of the 1975 #1 hit "Before the Next Teardrop Falls" Statue of Liberty sculptor Bartholdi Star in "Seven Days in May": 1964 "...strong and ___" ("O Canada" words) STATE having national and civil liberty STATE subject neither to foreign dominion nor to despotic government Sans charge Self-governing. Set loose Sign on a sofa in the front yard, maybe ___ silver (1890s political issue) ___ stuff (Craigslist category) Self-determining sort Subject of many an off-season rumor seeker Contract Sign at some gas stations Sign next to a public bike pump, perhaps Sinclair Lewis novel, just before "Main Street."