Letter S 147000–147250

Speculative stock, or Dracula when hopped-up? Speculative stock, so to speak Stoned Depardieu? Safe place in a flood Superior position Snoots Snubs: Slang. Stinky place? Stilettos, for example Stilettos or pumps, e.g. Sinatra standard with "Oops there goes another rubber tree plant" Stubborn arrogance Shark's charge Scholar's asset. Shits and grins Stoned person with bad luck? Style of film lighting Skiing in Kansas? Shaggy Scottish grazer SCOTTISH Lowlander (opp.) SCOTTISH rugby union team Starts of Scottish lawsuits? "SportsCenter" play, perhaps Sports play, perhaps Sports show feature Student's marking pens Sports show staple Skyscraper window washer's job? Solemn church ceremony. Singers' peaks Sopranos hit them Stratosphere or euphoria? Song of the 1950's. Stoner beat cop? set at a sharp or high angle or slant Smash winners for Sampras? Swishy updo stressful Stress cause Snob's ailment? Some multistoried buildings Smoker, to an insurance company Some dice players Snooty attitude (... at letter 4) Some Weather Channel extremes Some daily temperatures Some daily temps Some temperature extremes States of elation States of euphoria Stock listings Stock market figures Stock market quotations. Stock market stats Stock-market listings Stock-market stats Systems that are usually fair Six figures, say Secondary education building Setting for many teen comedies (fish) Slugfest feature Silent warning signal Supreme racer (1796-1811) Significant detail Skedaddle, with "it" Scrammed, with "it" Sweltering weather subjected to or capable of operating under relatively high voltage Sizzling line Slightly later than optimal Snobbish soprano might be so dubbed. Sneaker style Sneaker type Sneaker with extra ankle support Style of sneaker Sneakers type Sorts of sneakers Slowpokes on marijuana? Smooth traffic flows? Stagecoach holder-upper Subject of a famous Alfred Noyes poem. Speeder catcher Something that tips you off that you're on a turnpike? Some circus performances Set cymbals Set of cymbals Snare drum's neighbor (var.) Snare's kit-mate Snare's neighbor Some drummers ride it Some cymbal sets Some cymbals "___ Steverino!": Steve Allen book Seven Dwarfs' refrain Seven Dwarfs' song syllables Slangy greeting Snack brand in a red box Snack food that once used the slogan "Taste the difference!" Song syllables before "It's off to work we go" Start of a Sleepy refrain? Start of the Seven Dwarfs' song Sunny greeting Sunshine Biscuits brand Sunshine Crackers variety Sunshine cracker Syllables in a children's refrain Syllables sung in "The Farmer in the Dell" Spousal greeting String after G String before K Scarf that covers the hair and neck Sports headwear, for some Seize a vehicle in transit Seize by force Seize control of Seize control of vehicle in transit Steal, as cargo seize control of (an aircraft or other vehicle) while travelling skyjack Steal kitchenware? Seizes control of a vehicle illegally Steals, gangster style. Son of a Salvadoran Son, in Buenos Aires Son, in Córdoba Son, in Seville Son, in Sonora Son, in Spain Son, in Spanish Son, south of the border "Star Trek" role for George Takei Scenic walk Scout Outing African Scout outing Scout's outing Scouting outing Scoutmaster's suggestion Serious stroll Sharp increase Sharp price increase Shout after a series of numbers Shout before a snap Shout from Tom Brady Sierra Club outing Signal to snap Snap indicator Snap request? State park activity Steep increase Scout at times Scout, often Someone to trail behind? Someone walking with backpack someone who goes on an extended walk Scouts afoot. Scouts, often Some Yellowstone visitors Some park users Scout activities Scout events Scout outings Scouts' activities. Snaps back? Snaps, as a football Some price changes Starts a football play Summer activities. Shifts skyward, as one's shirt Some Timberland offerings SCABBARD fish Scars on beans Scars on seeds Seed scars Starch grain nuclei Satirist Belloc Swank with two Oscars Saint _____ of Poitiers (French bishop) Saint of January 13–14. Sainted fifth-century pope She played Brandon in "Boys Don't Cry" Swank in Hollywood Swank of "Amelia" Swank of Hollywood Swank on screen Swank or Duff Swank with a pair of Oscars Swank-y actress? "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" aunt Secretary on "Hogan's Heroes" ___ Solis, Obama-era secretary of labor Soprano Gueden Soprano Gueden of the Met. Song words for Caron Song in a 1953 movie musical Song sung by Caron in a '53 film Small elevation or mound in the landscape Small elevation in the landscape Slope often used for sledding in winter Sam or San Juan Sample of ant architecture San Francisco topographical feature San Francisco's Nob ___ San Juan ___ Sand dune, e.g. Senator from Alabama. Senator from Montgomery. Setting of Sisyphus' perpetual rock-pushing She said Richmond ___ , Ontario Site of Jack and Jill's fall Site of Jack and Jill's spill Ski resort landform Ski slope site Sledder's need Sledder's spot Sledding area Sledding location Sledding site Sledding slope Sloping terrain Small peak Some are over it Sparkman's colleague. Spot for sledding Spot to sled down site Toboggan Singer Faith married to actor Jim? Secretary of State Clinton Senator Clinton She married Bill in 1975 but didn't start using his last name until his 1982 Arkansas gubernatorial campaign Sir Edmund and family Some backwoods folks Scholar who wrote "If not now, when?" Steepest. Small elevation. Small mound Small rise small hill Something with negligible value Saddlebacks, tumps, knolls and the like Second word of the song "The Sound of Music" Septet of Rome Skiing terrain. Sledding locales Sledding sites Sledding spots Small mountains Some things to climb Swan ______ (Alberta town ) Ski run spot Sledding locale