Letter S 149500–149750

Side-splitter Slightest bit of concern Slightest concern Slugger Evers of Detroit. Something an owl gives Something of no worth. Something really funny Something very funny Sound from an owl Sound in a parliament Sound like Woodsy Sound made by a real head turner? Sound of an owl Sound of opprobrium Sound of reproof Sound of siren Sound that might scare a mouse Strigiformes sound Strigine call Strigine sound sound Owl sound motor horn sound of sound train-whistle Show derision for Show disdain for Still product: var. Still-produced stuff Shouted disapproval. Shouted in contempt. Shouted in disapproval. Showed contempt Showed derision Sounded like an owl Songfests Siren's nose Siren, whistle Some owls and some spectators. Star of old oaters Star of silent Westerns. Stale stand-up material? Sandy's exclamation. Sage noisemaker Soft-winged night flier. Search for a really funny person? Says "to-whoo" Screech owls don't make them Shouts from the bleachers. Signs of a hostile crowd Some night noises Sounds you might hear from an owl at night Sounds from wise guys? Sounds like an owl Sounds of hostility Sounds of owls and unhappy audiences Sounds heard from an owl Shows disdain for Source of the Owl Creek? Successor to Coolidge [Spoiler alert for the 1985 cult classic "Clue"] Real-life boss of Mr. Green Sight near Las Vegas. Structure of 1936. Structure on the Arizona/Nevada border Saves on food. Some vacuums Shoe sites Smiths' concerns "Sock" or "bunny" follower Spring in a bunny’s step SHORT flight Sack race move School dance of the 1940s-'50s School dance of the past Scotch lead-in Short air trip Short jaunt Short jump Short leap Short plane Short plane flight Short plane trip Short travel distance Short, bouncing leap Skip and jump companion Skip and jump go-with Skip and jump partner Skip and jump preceder Skip and jump predecessor Skip preceder Small jump Small leap Small trip Small vault Sock ___ ('50s dance) Sock ___ ('50s school dance) Sock ___ (informal dance) Sock ___ (old dance event) Spring like a frog Start of a triple jump Syllable after car or table saltate stage of journey Silver Screen cowboy species of caterpillar "Ski-nose" "___ springs eternal . . . " "___ springs eternal . . . ": Pope SVALBARD island Second of three virtues Sentiment left in Pandora's box Show optimism Symbol of a maiden's dream. Spain "___ and Prayed" Subject of a renowned curse Sanguine place for baseball? Smithsonian sparkler Sparkler in the Smithsonian Stone of ill fortune. Storied gem. "Sure wish that doesn't happen" Some spinsters. Signs of optimism Some are false Some are high Some are high and some are false Stays optimistic Slangy comment of optimism Second part of a sage thought SW Indian Shoshonean Shoshonean Arizonan Shoshonean Prancer and Vixen. Shoshonean language Shoshonean tribe Shoshonian Snake Dance tribe Snake Dancers Like some Snake dance Indian Snake dance participant Snake dance people Snake dance performer Snake dance performers Snake dancer Snake dancers Snake dancers of the Southwest Snake dancing tribe Snake-dance dancer Snake-dance specialist Snake-dance tribe Snake-dancing Indian Snake-dancing people Some Arizonans Some Kachina carvers Some Native Arizonans Some Pueblo people Some cliff dwellers Southwest Indian Southwest language Southwest native^HOP Southwest people known for their dry farming Southwest sheepherder Southwest tribe Southwestern cliff dwellers Southwestern pottery maker Southwestern snake dancer Southwestern tribe Southwestern tribe known for coiled basketry Southwestern tribe with a snake dance Southwestern RAIN dancers "Sure, you can have a ride" Shout to a hitcher Sure, I'll drive you Showing faith Sheepherders of the Southwest Snake dance participants Some Pueblo Revolt participants Some Pueblo tribe members Some residents of Navajo County, Arizona Southwestern Indians Southwestern natives Southwestern sheepherders soldier foot study of weapons or armour "Sometimes, when I sleep at night, I think of '___ Pop'" (Dubya, April 2, 2002) Scold severely: Slang. Scold: Slang. Start a subway ride Scolded severely: Colloq. someone who hops Southern peas and rice dish Short flights Short journeys Short leaps Short plane trips Short trips Small jumps Some old dances Source of bitter flavor in beer Suds ingredient Supply for brewers Sidewalk game Sidewalk game with chalk Sidewalk jumping game Sidewalk sport Skipping game Short distance and this puzzle's theme Slogan encouraging binge drinking? Starts fast Starts immediately Shy garden dweller. Site of Aaron's death Sunrise or sunset area: Abbr. SPANISH hour Sabra dance Sabra's dance Sesenta minutos Sixty minutes, in Spain Some gradually accelerating steps Something done with round numbers? Steps in a circle, perhaps "Satires" author "Satires" poet "Satires" writer "___ Satires & Epistles" (classical Roman work) Season goddesses Season's goddesses Seasonal Greek deities Seasonal goddesses Some circle dances Spritely dances Success-monger Alger Survivor at the end of "Hamlet" Succeeding through hard work Subject of Southey biography. Speech from "Hamlet"? Swarm of people or animals on the move Swarm of insects Swarm of people stye Swarming crowds Sinai SHAPHAT, father of Seeming intersection of earth and sky Sunset setting Sunset spot Skylines. Sunrise and sunset locales Spam manufacturer Sponsor of "Spamalot" SAINT John I (Pope), predecessor