Letter S 147500–147750

study of horses Semiaquatic African mammals Sizable zoo animals SF's The Mother ___ Second 36 of 36-24-36 Shakers on the dance floor Shakira's "don't lie" Shimmied body parts Shimmy shakers Shorts supports Skirt huggers Some targets for weight watchers Source of power for a golf swing Spots for holsters Starts of some cheers Supports for shorts Swingers at a club Swiveled joints Swiveling joints Shakira megahit of 2006 Schism for cool people? Successful dieter's thought while trying on jeans? Smart cookie Stereotypical wearer of skinny jeans and horn-rims Style appellation thrown around a lot, almost never in self-identification swing addict Something carried surreptitiously into an alt-rock concert? Some "Portlandia" portrayals Stereotypical bohemians Stereotypical man bun sporters Savvy about Solitaire jumping-peg brand Solitaire peg game "So was ___ joly whistle wel y-wet": Chaucer Set of cursive Japanese symbols Some characters in Japanese writing Senator Fong Senator Johnson. Solomon's ally. Solomon's business partner Senator Fong et al. "Spenser: For ___" (Urich series) Search committee's success Send for onboarding Sign up for service Spenser: For __ Staff addition Staff up Successful end to recruiting Successful job interviewee Steal, as employees Successfully recruit, as another team's coach Silas, in Robert Frost poem. Subject of Frost poem. Subject of a long Frost poem Subject of a long poem by Frost Some guns Successful applicant Successful job applicant Successful job seeker someone who is hired Staff additions Staff expanders Staff members recently brought aboard Staff newcomers Sign some new sluggers? Staff builder Staff expander Staffer who fills positions Slot fillers Staff builders Seeking help, in a way Staffing decisions Showa emperor Southern Japanese metropolis Star of "Taxi" Scottish herd Shaggy like the stereotypical caveman "Sugar Lips" jazzman "Sugar Lips" trumpeter Al "Saturn Devouring ___ Son" (Goya painting) "Shoop Shoop Song (It's in __ Kiss)" "Snot running down ___ nose" (Jethro Tull) "Spidey and ___ Amazing Friends" Sam Cooke's "Touch the Hem of ___ Garment" Short greetings Short hellos Short waves? Some fine how-do-you-dos Some hand waves Some openers Some waves Sometime part of H.R.H. Start of Grafton's eighth "Alphabet" title Start of Grafton's eighth Millhone title Starts of many emails Sue Grafton's "__ for Homicide" Seductive greeting on the docks Shakespearean epitaph for Wolsey. Sticks pronoun Stitching on Li'l Abner's towel? Self-important boss, facetiously Self-important person: Colloq. SPANISH (pert. to) Spanish idiom Spanish mode of speech Sala? Santo Domingo Ship created by Robert Louis Stevenson for "Treasure Island" Spanish turn of phrase SPANISH prefix Spanish American Spanish: Comb. form. Swift, casually Spiny, as a leaf. Snake's warning sound Snake's warning sound Steam escape noise SURFACE noise Salute for a scoundrel Scared cat sound Serpent song Serpent sound Serpent's greeting Serpent's sound Serpent's warning Serpentine greeting Serpentine sound Sharp sibilant sound. Siamese warning Sibilant boo Sibilant noise. Sibilant threat Sibilant warning Siffle Sign of a leak Sign of an escape Sign of deflation Slow leak sound Snake "talk" Snake sound Snake speak Snake speech Snake warning Snake's noise Snake's sound Snake's warning Snaky noise Sound from a cappuccino maker Sound from a cat with an arched back Sound from a frightened feline Sound from a furious feline Sound from a goose, cat or snake Sound from a leaking radiator Sound from a mad cat Sound from a radiator Sound from a slithery reptile Sound from a snake Sound from a territorial cat Sound from a threatened cat Sound from an angry cat Sound from an annoyed cat Sound from an arch-backed cat Sound from an cat with an arched back Sound from an overheated car Sound heard when the villain enters Sound issued with an arched back, perhaps Sound like a snake Sound like a sssssssnake Sound like thisss Sound neither an actor nor a hiker wants to hear Sound of a snake Sound of air escaping Sound of contemptuous disapproval Sound of crowd disapproval Sound of dissatisfaction Sound of escaping air Sound of escaping steam Sound of snake Sound of steam Sound of warning Stage villain's voice Steam sound Steamy sound Subject of a cause célèbre. Subject of the book "Perjury" Sibilant sound of disapproval Show contempt for, as a villain Show contempt toward, cattily? Show derision to Show disdain for, in a way Show disdain to Sounded angry Sounded like a snake Snake or cat, on occasion Snake, at times Snake, on occasion Sss-sayer someone who communicates disapproval by hissing Sounds made by angry cats Serpent's warnings Shows disapproval, in a way Sibilant catcalls Signs of audience disapproval Snake sounds Snake warnings Snakes' sounds Snaky sounds Sounds from a snake pit Sounds from angry snakes Sounds from leaky pipes Sounds from punctured tires Sounds from racers Sounds from snakes Sounds from steam irons Sounds from the gallery Sounds like steam Sounds like thisss Stage villain's reward. Steam-bath sounds Showing disapproval, in a way Sounding like a mad cat sibilant Sound effects for villain's curtain calls. Sovereign snake? Science of reptilian tissue? Snake's past? Study of snakes' evolution Snake's favorite movie of 1981? Start to fit? Sound to attract attention in old stories Schlesinger subj. Short high school subject? Sibilant exclamation to attract attention. Sound made to attract attention. Study of past events (abbr.) Study of the past (Abbr.) Subj. of the past Sleep-regulating neurotransmitter Substance that lowers blood pressure. substance released by the body tissues in allergic reactions SCIENCE of body tissue STUDY of tissues Scientific study of tissue structure Study of living tissue study of the tissues of an animal or plant Study of the past, in Spain Scholar whose work is a thing of the past? studies the past Significant, in a way.