Letter S 133500–133750

Star of "King David": 1985 Star of "Primal Fear" Star of "Runaway Bride" Star of "The Hoax" Swank's "Amelia" co-star Swank's spouse in "Amelia" small genus of hairy herbs with yellow flowers Stomach acid backup issue, for short SEA of Galilee, country south-east on the "Schizophonic" Halliwell Singer Halliwell Spice Girl Halliwell Spice Girl a k a Ginger singer Halliwell Spice Girls genre Science of treating the aged. She was one of the Spice Girls Supplement brand whose name suggests old age Sanitization target Sanitizer target Sanitizer's target Seed for an idea Seed of an idea Seed or spore Seed, as of an idea Seed, bud, etc. Seed; origin Sepsis cause Sickening thing Sickness spreader Seed or origin of something Start of an Idea Start of an idea ... or a cold Start, as of an idea Sterilization target Shepherd or measles Soldier still advancing backward. Stuttgart citizen Swiss tongue ___ shepherd dog. Scholar specializing in the study of the language and literature of Goethe’s homeland Slaves of the Nazis. "Schäfer" Seeing Eye dogs Some police dogs Section of Philadelphia STETTINGER Haff country Spores substance that kills germs seminal seminal ideas of one discipline can influence the growth of another seventh month of the Revolutionary calendar Start developing Start to grow Sanitizer targets Sparks, as of ideas Subject for Lister Suggested Nazi name. Swarming with bacteria SPANISH airport Skydiving shout shout given by US paratroopers as they jump into battle Students of the problems of old age. Science of seniors sexual attraction towards the elderly Super Bowl XLII linebacker Wilkinson "Scarlett's surname in 'Gone with the Wind'" Saxophonist Mulligan Second U.S. vice president to die in office Singer with the Pacemakers Sinn Fein leader Adams Sinn Féin leader Adams SHIMEI, father of "'S Wonderful" composer "Strike Up the Band" composer "Summertime" composer She says "The lady doth protest too much, methinks" in "Hamlet" Swimmer Ederle Stein and Ederle, to friends "Still Standing" actress "Still Standing" actress Jami "Still Standing" co-star Jami Some nouns Some DVD players Some TV sets Some TVs Some TVs and appliances Some VCRs Some VCRs and TVs Some aircraft turbines, briefly Some appliances (abbr.) Some appliances, for short Some appliances, shortly Some blenders Some dishwashers, for short Some dryers Some kitchen appliances, for short Some light bulbs Some microwave ovens (abbr.) Some microwave ovens, briefly Some microwaves, shortly Some old radios Some ovens Some ranges, briefly Some stoves (what up, stove?) Some toasters Some washers and dryers, for short Some washers and refrigerators Song: Ger. SYRIAN district SYRIAN district east of the Jordan SYRIAN tribe, ancient SOUTH American herbaceous plant (family) SOUTH American perennial herb (family) Surface for painters Surface for painting surface Painting Do finger Story of valor Story or deed Story or tale Sweeping romantic tale of adventure story Adventure School of psychology Sort of psychology Secret police of the Nazis Suppressing opposition brutally Span that's about two weeks for opossums and almost two years for elephants Sign: Fr. Story, long ago Subject of some old French "chansons" show, express or direct through movement Stock medieval tales Shrug or wave Shrug, for one. Signal with the hands sign-language something done as an indication of intention symbolic act Signaled a timeout, say Signaled, in Charades Shows of good faith Silent signals Savior, to Romans "__ Shorty": Elmore Leonard novel "___ Shorty" (1995 crime-comedy film) "___ Smart" (Don Adams series) See the humor in See the point See the point of See the sense of Snare on TV Stallion's progeny Start to boil sicken of sicken with Score about 85 on the test Score about 75 Score around 75 on an exam "Seize the day!," and what the answers to the starred clues literally have "Stop living in your fantasy world!" Start packing? Silhouettes' 1958 chart-topper Silhouettes' only hit Strike comedy gold, perhaps "Stop sweating the small stuff!" "Stop worrying about picayune stuff!" "Surely you can do better things with your time!" Sassy advice to a devoted Trekkie? Suggestion to overzealous fans "Stop dawdling!" Start to see red Second action regarding a loss Start hankering Start to fidget Start to pace, say Start to squirm Start pulling down more? Start to make more money, and what the circled letters do? Score a lift Successfully use one's thumb "Save it for the honeymoon!" Score in baseball ... or ruin some hose Say indirectly Subtly suggest Spur-of-the-moment vacation "Shoo, household allergen!"? "Stop listening to Taylor Swift's lead single from 'Lover'!" Successful breaks Stop with all the fancy stuff Scornful Bart Simpson catchphrase Start to drift, say "Start working!" Squeak through Survive adversity Survive day-to-day Survive, just Subsist with Start working with urgency Seek help on the road Something stereotypical men don't do Swallow with difficulty Start rolling, at work Shout at a quarry Shout to a posse Slangy catchphrase of encouragement Seek comeuppance Settle things Succeed in working out Song title for The Vines and Lana Del Rey Shake, as a problem Slangy beginning Square one, in slang Square one, slangily Start-or start urging? Set the wheels in motion Suffer some tire damage Song sung by Judy Garland in "Summer Stock," and what the first halves of the starred answers can all do Slim down and shape up, say See a therapist, say Start psychotherapy Smoke up Say "I do" on a wagon? Start a winning streak Start making all one's shots, say Start making every shot Start winning every blackjack hand Start winning steadily streak Winning Scene of the arrest of Jesus "Sure, I'll give you a ride" Secure a place Standard pick-up line? Stop feeling creative, say Start working more energetically "Stop clowning around outside!" "Stop your foolishness outside!" Succeed with exercise Succeed with one's workouts Start enjoying, as an activity Start liking a lot Start to enjoy Start arguing "See what I did there?" "See? … huh, huh?" Start a scrap Start brawling Start to fight, in slang Start taking things seriously "Scram, dude!" "Scram, maze creator!" "Scram, you bug me!"