Letter S 130250–130500

Sort of budget? Sweater for the small Sweated the details Shows excess concern Stickler for details Shaft of a column. shaft column SHORT napped cloth Stale-smelling Stubbornly old-fashioned Sport with long, loud shouts of "gol" SHAFT of carriage, timber support of Serving no good purpose Sleep-on-the-floor pad Sleeper of a sort Sofa bed alternative Sofa bed relative Studio bed Studio bed, perhaps Seats in some dorm rooms SAILING ship frame, middle timber of Sci-fi-sounding typeface *Sans-serif font used in Absolut, Best Buy and Supreme logos Show set in the year 3000 Space cartoon set in the year 3000 Sci-fi destination Specialty of a sham fortuneteller? Stock-price factor Sci-fi settings Speculative purchases or sales Spore-filled fungus Some drivers' hang-ups? Swingers in some cars Strummed instruments, for short Self-titled WB sitcom Something to leave at the post office ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme? Send on, as an email: Abbr. Send on: abbr. Sent-along email abbr. Start of many a chain email Start of some email subj. lines Subject line abbreviation Subject line starter on many an e-mail joke Sends on: Abbr. Subject of a 2005 documentary in which it was used 857 times, informally "So this doesn't catch anyone by surprise..." "So this isn't a surprise later on..." Slug on an update So that knowledge may be spread Start of many a forwarded email Start of some memos Stickie notation Sticky note abbr. Sticky-note initialism Some memos swastika Swastikas. stupid or clumsy person Salesman's "gift" Smooth talker's "gift" Social one's "gift" Socializer's "gift" Some consider it a gift Some people have a gift for it Some people have it as a gift Some say it's a gift Speak idly Speaker's "gift" Spieler's gift Spread some gossip, say spate of words streak Blue strong twill cloth used esp for raincoats Suspected spy's fashionable garb, in Simon and Garfunkel's "America" Scottish sailing barge Swapped stories Schmoozing sort Specialty of the loquacious Sidekick in early oaters San Francisco Giants manager Kapler Sitcom actor Kaplan Sitcom teacher ___ Kotter Sitcom teacher of Vinnie and Boom Boom Son in "Next to Normal" salt tax Seaport in Tunisia. Sfax's gulf Screen star in uniform. Section of a roof. Staple of Gothic architecture Star born Feb. 1, 1901 Star captain of the USAAF. Star of "Key to the City." Star of "Lone Star." Septet on Hawthorne's house Septet on a Hawthorne house Seven things on a Nathaniel Hawthorne house Show about roofs? Schweitzer's headquarters Some franc spenders See 25A Show biz sisters' surname Socialite who wrote "How to Catch a Man, How to Keep a Man, How to Get Rid of a Man" "Sledgehammer" singer Peter Speaks freely Swaps gossip SIMPLETON (arch./dial.) Shropshire simpleton Seek excitement Seventh son of Jacob Son of Zilpah Spike used in mining. Start for fly or about Social butterfly Social whirlers. Small device Small ingenious device Small object, relatively useless. Song like "Ode to My Swiss Army Knife"? Small conveniences SILVERWARE decoration "She may ___ to France for me": Burns "_____ somewhere else and seek your dinner" (Robert Burns, "To a Louse") Scots' "go." Scottish "go." Scottish verb. She had Rhea with Uranus SCOTTISH native SCOTTISH-Irish Celt Saxon's foe: Lady of the Lake. Scot of old Scotland native Scottish Celt Scottish words Highlander Son of Erin. Speaker of Manx Sporran sporter SCOTTISH Celts (pert. to) SCOTTISH Celts, language of Scot Highlander pertaining to country Source of "bog" and "glen" Scotch Highlanders Scotsmen. Scottish Celts Scottish Celts, e.g. Scottish Highlanders Some Dublin residents Some Highlanders Some Scots Speakers of Celtic St. Mary's team. Seaport between Anzio and Naples. SPAR extending top of fore-and-aft sail not set on stays STICK with iron hook for landing large fish Sail support Sail supporter Sailboat rig Sailor's hook Ship's spar Spar of a fore-and-aft sail. Spar or pole. Spar supporting a sail. Spear as a fish Spur on a climbing iron Stand the ___ (bear up under difficulty). Stand the ___ (bear up) spear fish stick with an iron hook for landing large fish SOCIAL error Social blooper Social faux pas Social slip-up social mistake Secured with a fishing spear. Speared fish. Speared with a fish hook Set electrician Set electricians Social blunders Social errors Stand-up comic Jim with the Netflix special "Comedy Monster" Snags with a hook Spikes used for climbing utility poles Swindler's tricks Scene of battle in Tunisian campaign, 1943. S&M prop Schtick in a skit Scream stifler Serving water in a dribble cup, e.g. Shtick bit Silence by authority. Silence, in a way Silencer or cause of guffaws Simple joke Skit bit Skit part Something funny Speech stopper Squirting flower or dribble glass Stage joke. Stand-up comedian's forte Stand-up delivery Stand-up standard Stand-up staple Stand-up unit Stunt, to stuntmen Synonym of choke and joke shut one up strain to vomit stroke of wit "Shallow" singer Lady ___ SLIGHTLY crazy Showing uncontrolled excitement Singer Lady ___ Singer/actress Lady ___ Singing star Lady __ Slightly mad Smitten to the max Smitten: Colloq. So in love So-o-o in love Sounds from baby Stefani Germanotta, a.k.a. Lady ___ Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, for short Superstar "Lady" singer Syllables after "goo goo" Stage getup for Stefani Germanotta? Soviet cosmonaut who in 1961 was the first person to travel in space Space pioneer Yuri Secretary of Treasury under McKinley. Security deposit Shotgun barrel measurement (var.) Sign of a challenge Something thrown down to signal willingness to fight Security transaction Some plums Some plums, for short Silenced, in a way Squawking group Skyward sighting Speech blocker Stop-press order? Secret enforcers Squealing stoppers someone who writes comic material for public performers Some comedy sketch writers Secrecy fiat Some decrees from judges Series of bad takes Series of bloopers