Letter S 151500–151750

SMALLEST bird Sappho Small hoverer Swift's relative Swift's tiny relative swallowtail sylph Sense for a stand-up Sense of __ Sense of ___ (date's asset) Sense sorely lacking in some people Sitcom material Sitcom's forte Slapstick's genre Stand-up's stock-in-trade Subject of some magazines. Satisfied another's whim someone who acts speaks or writes in an amusing way Start of a Langston Hughes quote Smokes in Catalonia seducing Something to get over stooped back Scary sound from the ocean? Singer in the sea, literally Skeptic's sound Skeptical grunt Snort of dissatisfaction Sound of doubt or disdain Sec. of Treasury, 1953–57. Secretary of the Treasury. Scary star of "The African Queen"? Smollett's workhouse lad Skeptical interjections Snorts from a skeptic Snorts of disdain Some camels have two Sings a tune. Sings along without knowing the words, say Sings along without words Sings close-mouthed Sings in a certain way. Sings to oneself Sings with a closed mouth Sings with closed lips Sings with closed mouth Sings without lyrics Sings without words Sings wordlessly Song sounds Sounds of a kind Sounds of activity Sounds of well-tuned engines Steady drones Symptoms for a car mechanic Soil enricher Soil improver Soil's decaying matter Soil's organic decaying matter Square wheels? Square-bodied military vehicle Sacker of ancient Rome Savage of 500 A.D. Savage of the 4th century. Shenyang's river Subject of Attila Some Chinese cuisine Spicy Asian cuisine Spicy Chinese cooking style Spicy Chinese cuisine Spicy Chinese cuisine style Spicy Eastern cuisine Spicy cuisine style Style of Chinese cuisine Szechuan cuisine relative Starsky's partner Suspicion; guess Some Notre Dame figures? Stooped or crouched Sixteen ___ Speed contest Square race for the swift Some juries Stuck, with "up" Suspended on the wall Stayed on Satellite country. "Strictly from ___." Source of some rumblings sharp appetite Suzanne Collins trilogy, with "The" Signal that one's ready for dinner? Some forms of protest Saved Somewhat redundant Milton Bradley game? "Say wha?" Sample of beefcake Stud's investment? Sit on one's heels Squatted Squats (down) Sitting Bull's people Slabs Studmuffins "Sons of Anarchy" star Charlie Sacking team Search for game, as in the woods SCOUR district in pursuit of game Safari, perhaps Safety pin inventor Walter ___ Scavenge (for) Scavenger ___ Search for Easter eggs Search for Prey Search for treasure Search for wild game Search, dachshund-style Seek food, perhaps Seek game Seek prey Seek, as a fugitive She co-starred with Nicholson Stalk prey Stalk with a rifle Stalk, as prey seek for seek out and kill (wild animals) for food or sport shikar start game STALK, KISS Searched for Sought prey Sniffer Stag bagger Stalking sort someone who hunts game Stone Age foragers for food Stone Age people, e.g. Sport utility canine Small, rustic house on a game reserve Safaris Searches for prey Seeks game Seeks out Seeks prey Sports events. Stalks in a forest, say Searches for until found. Spider that stalks its prey Searches diligently. Start of a drill instructor's count Start of a drill sergeant's count Start of a marching cadence Syllable in a drill(able) Syllable landing on a left foot sound Cadence Rhythmic sound March Sounds to urge on a horse. Syllables before twos, threes, and fours Syllables in drill cadences Second part of a quarterback's hike count Sergeant's chant for a march Soldier's marching rhythm Storied charioteer Ben-___ SANDBOX tree (genus) Significant obstacle Something to leap over Steeplechase feature Sound of spring, in the good old days. Send through the air Spew, as insults Sticks used in Irish game. Slings Saginaw Bay Lake Saginaw Bay adjoiner Saginaw Bay's lake Sarnia's lake Second largest "Great Lake" Second largest Canadian lake Second largest of the Great Lakes Second-largest Great Lake Second-largest lake in North America Start of HOMES Starter HOMES? Shout of exultation. Shouts of cheer Sarcastic laugh on the web Seasonal meteorological affliction. Severe cyclone Severe storm Severe storm (from Arawakan) Surge intensifier Subject of a 1976 Bob Dylan hit song Shook a leg sold in haste and at a sacrifice Steps lively. Speed things up scutter skelp SANDBANK in river She wrote "Back Street" Smart, say Sprained, as an ankle Star of "Kiss of the Spider Woman" Sting or smart Sting, say Stub, e.g. Suffering from a personal affront. Sustaining an injury slow death Sadist, at times Sadists Sadists, e.g. STRIKE against (something else) Speed madly along Speed violently "__ So Good" (John Cougar song) "___ So Good" (John Cougar Mellencamp) Subject of an old wives' tale? Subjects of many wives' tales Start of a Zsa Zsa Gabor quip "Shut yo' mouth!" "Stop your gabbin'!" "Stop your yakking!" Silencer, in a way Solemn quiet. Ssh! Startled silence Stunned response Sudden silence Suggestion to Baby Scolded, as in a library Silenced, with "up" Suddenly quiet Suppressed, with "up" Stunned crowd reactions Sudden silences Secrecy: Colloq. Strictly confidential Super-secret Secret and closely guarded Secret get-together, or what occurs literally in each of this puzzle's circled squares Saying "Shhh!" to Stilling. Sum for keeping mum Shoes with a basset hound logo Southern cornmeal cakes Stonewall it Sports announcer. SEED, outer integument of