Letter S 15500–15750

Straighten, as wheels Stretch (out) Sync up Synch up Synchronize schematize Straightened Straightened up Service station job Service-station job Straightening Sets in order. Sets right Sets straight Squares up Straightens Straightens out Straightens the wheels Straightens up Syncs up "Sound" or "look" follower Similar in appearance or nature SAME appearance Self-same, almost Share and share __ Sharing some characteristics Synonymous. systematisation systematization Scientist who famously challenged the Aristotelian universe Steve McQueen's ex-wife and co-star in "The Getaway" Something nourishing Something to eat Sustaining stuff Sustenance something that nourishes the body SUPPLYING food Sustaining processes Sustaining, as with supper Sources of nutrition Set ___, as in betting Severance package payments? Split fee Split payment Split-up payments? Splitting cost Splitting headache? Stipend of a kind. Support from an ex subsistence Swedish politician-historian: 1848-1900 Set in order. Shape of fashion Shape of some wedding dresses Simple dress design Simple dress style Simple skirt Skirt cut Skirt design Skirt named for a letter Skirt shape Skirt style Skirt style named for a letter Skirt style pioneered by Dior Skirt type Skirt with a flare Slightly flared Slightly flared garment Slim-fit alternative Slimming cut Slimming style Something dropped or crossed Something to drop or draw Something worn with flare? Stage designer Bernstein Straighten ranks Style Christian Dior introduced in 1955 Style of dress Style of skirt Style that flares out from the waist Straight ended Straight, as wheels Straightened: Var. Saddam drew it Straightener Straighteners. Surveying devices Surveying telescopes. Sets in a row Simple dress styles Skirt styles Skirts of a style Some Dior designs Some Dior dresses Some Dior silhouettes Some dresses Some garment cuts Some skirts Some triangular garments Some women's fashions Stands in rows. Straightens (Var.) Star in the Big Dipper Star in the handle of the Big Dipper S. F. Mayor San Francisco mayor San Francisco mayor Joseph San Francisco mayor, 1968-'76 San Francisco mayor, 1968-1976 SOLUTION, one of a number of equal parts in the formation of a Sample taken for analysis Some Arab kings Some Arabs Some Kuwaitis Some Muslim men Start of Ore.'s motto Singer Moyet Singer/fiddler Krauss Singing Krauss Single from Elvis Costello's "My Aim Is True" Song with the lyric "I know this world is killing you" Susan Glaspell's name for Emily Dickinson. Singer tied with Quincy Jones for the second-most Grammy Awards ever Susan Glaspell "House." Saying "th" for "s" Speaking falteringly. Speaking imperfectly. Speaking indistinctly. Santa keeps one Select group Select group of celebrities Select group of celebs Select group of invitees Select invitees Select names Select party invitees Selection of stars Set of top picks Show biz elite Showbiz elite Slanted: Naut. Slate of VIPs Society roster Some invitees Sought-after group Sought-after guests Star cluster? Star-studded group Stars with the most star power "Seawitch" novelist Sought-after celeb Star with the highest bankability rating Social elites Slates of elite invitees Some hosts' preferences Sought-after groups of guests Sought-after guest rosters Star clusters Star-studded rosters Set down gently Settled after a sky-dive Settled after descending Settled down on a branch, as a bird Settled on a branch Settled on a branch, as a bird Settled on a branch, say Settled on a flower, e.g. Settled on a perch Settled on a rail Settled on terra firma Settled on the ground Settled on the tarmac Settled onto a branch Settled onto a branch, e.g. Settled to earth Settled upon the earth Settled upon. Settled, as on a perch Settled, in a way Sprang down. Stepped down Stepped off Stepped onto the tarmac, say Stopped a flight Stopped flying Stopped winging it? SCOTUS member since 2006 Samuel of SCOTUS Samuel of justice Samuel of the Supreme Court Samuel of the Supremes Samuel of the court Samuel on the Supreme Court Samuel on the bench Samuel with a J.D. from Yale Law Scalia associate Self-described "practical originalist" of the Supreme Court Sotomayor colleague Summer 2012 Duke Law visiting professor Supreme Court Justice Samuel Supreme Court Justice who succeeded O'Connor Supreme Court Justice. Supreme Court appointee of '06 Supreme Court appointee of 2006 Supreme Court arrival of 2006 Supreme Court conservative Supreme Court justice nominated by Bush Supreme Court justice since '06 Supreme Court justice since 2006 Supreme Court member Supreme Court member Samuel Supreme Court's Samuel Supreme being starting in 2006? Secret's source ... that can be found four times in this puzzle Somewhat suspect (and a hint to what can be found by connecting the circled letters in alphabetical order) Second-rate singer's residence See instructions "Some assistance? Anyone?" Smattering Start of a poem by Emily Dickinson that continues "But God be with the Clown, / Who ponders this tremendous scene" Start of a quote from Emily Dickinson Short life story? Spit take (Ending) Slightly feral? Some other thing: Lat. "Sakes ___!" "Stayin' ____" "Stayin' ___" (Bee Gees hit) "Stayin' ___" (Bee Gees song often used in CPR training) "Stayin' ___" (disco classic) "Stayin' ___" (disco hit that can be used as a timing aid when performing CPR) "Stayin' ___" (disco hit) Sensate Sexiest Man ___ (annual award) Single for Sia and Pearl Jam Still a possible winner Still active Still around Still breathing Still competitive Still having a chance to win Still here Still in Contention Drop out of Still in competition Still in contention Still in existence Still in it Still in play Still in the Game 32-card Still in the competition