Letter S 138750–139000

Said "Welcome!" to Said hello Said hello to Saluted Saw in Shook hands with Shook hands with, say Store employee stationed near the door Store employee who works by the entrance Shirtless Abercrombie & Fitch employees, once Some Wal-Mart employees Some friendly store employees Some store personnel Saying hi to some food fish, in Boston? Selective Service word Say "Hi" to the head of the swamp family? Salutes Salutes, say Says "Hey" to, say Says "Hi" to Says "Howdy!" to Says "hello" to Says hi Says howdy Shakes hands with, at the door Shakes hands with, say Say hello to my little friend? "Succession" cousin Sportscaster Gumbel Swimmer Louganis San Antonio Spurs coach Popovich Shorthand expert Shorthand innovator Shorthand inventor Shorthand man Shorthand name Shorthand pioneer Shorthand system Shorthand system introduced in 1888 Shorthand system inventor Soccer coach Berhalter Some shorthand Spurs coach Popovich System of shorthand System wherein "Gentlemen" looks like a "U" ___ Shorthand course Style of shorthand, informally Short cloak of the Levant. Short, hooded coat seaman coat Samsa of Kafka's "The Metamorphosis" Should we name the kid after the eldest Brady son or the James Bond author? St. of March 12 "Spellbound" actor Eldred __ Star of "Kiss Me, Kate"? Short jackets worn in the Levant. Swimmer Louganis et al. SILK before dyeing silk apron Scapegoat for many a failure Scapegoats for airmen. Sweden's Axel Wenner-___ Sweet red dessert wine ST. GEORGE'S IS ITS CAPITAL Site of a 1983 U.S. invasion Southernmost of the Windward Islands Slingshots from an island nation? SHELL (mil.) Small bomb Small exploder Small explosive shell Small shell small explosive usually thrown by hand Small bombs Smoke dispensers, at times Soldiers' "pineapples" Soldier with pineapples Shirley Temple ingredient Syrup made from pomegranate juice Syrup used in mixed drinks Site of the 1968 Winter Olympics Sandstone: Fr. Some coll. tests Some college tests, for short Stoneware of France. Stoneware. Stoneware: Fr. Stoneware: French. Subjects of many srs.' anxiety ___'s law (of money). Simply put, "Bad money drives out good" Scacchi Actress Scacchi of "Presumed Innocent" Scacchi of "The Player" Scacchi of cinema Scacchi of filmdom Scacchi or Garbo Screen great Garbo Screen legend Garbo Screen siren Garbo Screen star Garbo She directed Saoirse in "Lady Bird" She played "Camille" and "Ninotchka" She played "Ninotchka" She played Anna in "Anna Christie" She played Anna in "Anna Christie" and "Anna Karenina" She played Anna in "Anna Karenina" She played Anna in "Anna Karenina" and "Anna Christie" She played Camille She played Marguerite in "Camille" She played Mata She played Mata and Camille She played in "Camille" and "Ninotchka" She vanted to be alone She vanted to be left alone She was Anna in 1935's "Anna Karenina" She's Anna in "Anna Christie," 1931 Short for Margaret. Star from Stockholm. Star of "Camille" swedish environmental activist swedish environmentalist activist Star discovered in the 1920's Star of "The Temptress" (1926) Stockholm-born three-time Best Actress nominee Swedish star, now a septuagenarian Swedish-born star who made her film debut in 1920 Scacchi and Garbo Sister who teamed up with Hansel in a classic fairy tale She foiled a witch She outwitted a witch She pulled a switch on a witch Sibling of Hansel Sister in a Brothers Grimm tale Sister in a children's story Sister of Hansel Soprano sister in a Humperdinck opera Storybook character Storybook sister Storybook sister who pushed the hag into the oven Sibling pair who outwit a witch in a classic fairy tale Scotland's ___ Green Scottish town once popular with elopers Shrank's opposite Snowballed Sprouted Sprouted like a weed Sprouted up Succeded as a gardener Slowly became acceptable Slowly became appealing to Slowly started pleasing Started acting responsibly Stopped acting immaturely Stopped acting like a child Stopped being infantile Singer/actor Joel Slate-colored, to a Brit Surname in "Secretary" or the "Fifty Shades" series Swayze's 'Dirty Dancing' co-star slaty Showing one's age, in a way Slatier in hue Swift dog Swift pooch sighthound SCOTTISH goose Shades for Hugh Grant? Shades in the London sky, often Shonda Rhimes-created medical drama, for short Singer/actor Joel et al. Slate shades, to Brits Slaty colours Seattle-based hospital drama Successor to RMN SCOTTISH pig Scottish words pig Semantics philosopher Paul Snowflake-shaped feature of this puzzle Solver's diagram Spreadsheet Square pattern Start for "lock" or "iron" Start to iron? Storage battery plate. Storage-battery plate Street pattern Street plan, e.g. Sudoku component Sudoku diagram Sudoku feature Sudoku puzzle, essentially Sudoku structure Surveying system Short-order cook's aid Surface for cooking pancakes Scrape harshly. Sports term. Spot for a flea-flicker Settings for hiking and running Severe traffic jam situation where traffic is not moving Spreadsheets Street layouts Sudoku diagrams Something good for Charlie Brown? Specialty of some counselors Subject for Elisabeth Kübler-Ross Subject for some counselors "Solveigs Sang" composer "Song of Norway" character Subject of the musical "Song of Norway" Starting Miami quarterback in three straight '70s Super Bowls Super Bowl quaterback Bob Super Bowl-winning QB Bob Sit shiva, say Shed a tear for Sorrowed. Sorrowful souls Saddens Sings the blues Short-lived Lorne Greene crime drama Superstar who's reuniting with his dad She was Tess McGill in "Working Girl" Small wiry matted pet dogs. Snake oil salesman's practice Swindle through a con Swindle, la "The Sting" Swindler's moola Small person or creature. Small eels Short-order cook's need Short-order cook's place Spot for brats Stovetop alternative Subject to severe questioning Subject to the third degree Submit to third-degree security screen Spots for auto logos Skewer locales Subjects to cross-x Submits to persistent questioning. Salmon in a stage of growth. salmon on its first return from the sea to fresh water Serious-looking Seriously gloomy Severe; stern Stern and harsh Stern-visaged.