Letter S 157500–157750

Some exchanges, in brief Some exchanges, quickly Some of Joe and Kathleen's convos, in "You've Got Mail" Some on-line chats, for short Some on-line communications, for short Some online comments, for short Some online communications, briefly Some online communications, in brief Some online convos Some online exchanges Some online exchanges, briefly Some online pings, in brief Some sexting Some strings of emojis "Say I'm weary, say ___": Leigh Hunt "___," said Tom patiently Suffering person's claim Statement before hitting the hay "___ sorry!" (words of apology) Sorry beginning? Sorry start? Start of a quip about fishing Start of a hectic comment Shrinking line "Squee!" Statement by a ticked off person Strained remark Standard apology Start of the waiter's response Sarcastic response to a threat Sarcastic alternative to "Fat chance!" "Still talking over here" She said "After all these years ..." Shania Twain song for egotists "So sorry, that was totally the wrong thing to say!" Schoolyard snitch's words Squealer's squeal Self-flagellating declaration in an apology, perhaps Sarcastic expression of excitement "Sorry... busy, busy, busy" "So they say" 'Someone informed me ...' "___ Sexy" (1991 dance hit) "___ Sexy" (1992 dance hit) "___ Sexy" (Right Said Fred tune) Senior's complaint Sigh from a conflicted person "Shhhhhhhhhh," as directed towards one's alarm clock "Shut that alarm off!" "Still asleep?" reply "Still in bed?" response "Still sleeping?" response "Stop cock-a-doodle-do-ing at me!" "Stop shaking me!" Shout from the woke? Shout when there's no cause for alarm? Sleepyhead's response Startled query from an inattentive player on the bench Statement after waking Stickballer's cry "Shock jock" Don Shock jock Shock jock Don with a syndicated morning show Shock jock attempting a comeback Shock jock in a cowboy hat Shock jock legend Don Shock jock of morning radio Shock jock of talk radio Shock jock with three Marconi Awards Shock-radio pioneer Don Stern competition? Stern competitor Stern competitor, once Stern contemporary Stern counterpart Stern rival Stern's radio rival Stern's rival Syndicated DJ Don Syndicated deejay Syndicated deejay Don Syndicated radio host Self-encouragement mantra Start of an excuse for inattention "Say ___, say I'm sad . . . Jenny kissed me." Start of a "Frank & Ernest" quip *Slogan on Marge's T-shirt? "Seems we both agree" "Stranger ___ Strange Land" (1961 Robert A. Heinlein novel) "___ Sentimental Mood" "___ Summer Garden." -- sec (right away) SZCZECIN river Scored with three sharps Ship __ bottle Sister of Miss Lulu Bett. Soprano Souez Square peg ___ round hole Star of "Biography." Start for flash or bind Start to pinch? Storm __ teacup Suffice __ pinch Suffix akin to -etta Suffix in feminine names. Suffix with "concert" ___ sec (soon) ___ sense (from one aspect). ___ snit (peeved) ____ sec: just a moment Stuck with no way out Sobbing uncontrollably, perhaps Setting for some jokes Stored, as recyclables Seriously stuck Stuck without any good options Stuck, idiomatically Stuck, so to speak Sad and moping Set, as a broken arm state of unresponsiveness She was Grand Duchess Swana in "Ninotchka" States of idleness Scholastic's phrase for "existence realized" Soon, say scrimpy Stuck between two bad choices State of being not allowable Settling an argument, old-style Suffix denoting subfamilies: Zool. Swooning, e.g. "Soon?" response Shortly, casually Shortly, informally Shortly, slangily Soon, casually Soon, informally Strapped, say Stuck, figuratively Sam Roberts: "We Were Born ___" Spaced out mentally Spacing out "Silly" Iron Butterfly song Since fore-e-ever Since forever Since way back when Since who-knows-when Stiff of limb. Seriously suffering Suffering seriously Suffering terribly Suffering torment Saddled with debt Scampering and scurrying Servicing Serving to help Site of "bombs bursting" Stuck without a solution Stuck during rush hour, say Stuck, say Stuck, sort of Surrounded by standstill traffic "So can ___ his faults"--Shakespeare Stateside Start of a quip from Court and Society Review, 1887 Shortly; soon Surrounded by, redundantly Sulking, say Serious girlfriend Sweetheart or lover "Sitting ___ English garden, waiting for the sun" (Beatles lyric) Start for instant or uproar Spottily available, as an exec Staying briefly Staying but briefly Soso athlete. Senseless and ridiculous Senselessly silly Seriously silly Signifying nothing. Silly and irrelevant Silly and senseless Silly as can be Silly beyond belief Silly or senseless Stupefyingly silly Stupido silly and meaningless Silliest Superlatively sappy Supremely silly Silly comments STATE of emptiness Senseless remark Shallowness Stupid joke Sumerian earth goddess Screaming loud and going ballistic Second half of the statement Succinctly Succinctly summed up Summary statement Scared witless Sulking peevishly Sulking: Colloq. Stuck, perhaps Site for nursery rhyme blackbirds Spot for nursery rhyme blackbirds Stacked haphazardly Smartphone purchase descriptor State of lacking the right of appeal. Spic and span Smartphone payment that unlocks premium content Steaming hot Size-wise, for land Sequenced Sequentially Strung together " . . . shut yourself up ___ . . . ": Flaubert stammered Snug bug's location Snug bug's place Snugness site? Short on time Showing no imagination Spinning one's wheels, literally or figuratively Stuck and not going anywhere Stuck at a dead-end job, say Stuck doing the same old boring old thing day after day after boring day Stuck doing the same old thing Stuck with the same old routine Stuck with the same old same old Stuck, literally or figuratively Stultified Suffixes with czar and signor Sworn __: given the oath of office for Sworn ___ (given an oath of office for) Sworn ___ (officially given the role of) "Soon as I'm done here!" "Still busy" "Stop rushin' me!" "Super soon!" "Sure, lemme deal with this first, though" Shortly, conversationally Soon, conversationally Soon, real soon, just hang on, jeez Sequentially arranged Struggling at the plate, say Struggling, as a pitcher Spiraling down