Letter S 16000–16250

Singer-songwriter Lily Sixer first name Songwriter-entertainer Peter ___ Sort of wrench Sportscaster Mel Star of "Tonight." Steve ___ TV star Steve of TV Steve or Ethan Steve or Fred Steve or Gracie Steve or Tim Steve or Woody Steve who was called Steverino Stevereeno Steverino, to Louis Nye Steverino. Some L-shaped wrenches Steve and Fred Steve and Marty Steve and Woody Steve and others. Steve, Woody, etc. Senator Claghorn's address? Sound system in the Keystone State? Special tool Sneeze cause Sneeze-causing substance Something to sneeze at Substance that causes a reaction substance capable of causing an allergic reaction Syringe causing a bad skin reaction? Subjects of some food package warnings Sensitive (to) Sensitive to pollen, e.g. Sensitive to ragweed, e.g. Sensitive, as to poison ivy Sensitive, as to ragweed Sneeze-prone, perhaps Subject to hay fever Scratch tests test for them Sneeze causers Sneezin' reason Sneezin' reasons Specialist of a sort. Scratch test determination Sneeze inducer Sneezing cause Sneezy's ailment. Something to sneeze about? Strong aversion, colloquially Strong dislike, informally Subject of current medical research. Substance susceptibility Susceptibility of a sort. Sniffle stopper Shine "Stars in the ___" (annual free outdoor concert in N.Y.C.) Sally's milieu. Schubert ___. Setting of many strikes Shooter, in marbles. Shubert ___ Shubert ___, N.Y.C. Silicon ___ (N.Y.C. tech center) Site of balls and strikes Site of many strikes Site of some strikes Skittles enclosure Small passageway between buildings Small street Space between buildings Spare room? Spare site Sports place. Spot for a strike Stevie Ray Vaughan "Tin Pan ___" Stray cat's hangout Street Street closed to cars, maybe Strike locale Strike setting Strike site Strike zone Surface for bowlers service road side street site Strike street Back Siamese's poor relative Source of a cry at night Stray (2 wds) Stray feline Stray often seen prowling city streets Stray, maybe Street prowler Street-smart stray Some strays Stray animals. Stray urban felines Strays Sagging area between buildings? Setup for a slam dunk Show-offish basketball move Showy basketball maneuver Sports term thought to derive from a phrase cried by French acrobats before leaping Setup for some slams Shortcuts in a chase scene, perhaps Shubert and Tin-Pan. Side roads Sites for balls and strikes Sites for strikes Sites of some loud strikes Small streets Sports places. Stray cats' haunts Strike settings Strike zones Stray cat hangout? Shortcut in a chase scene, maybe Spot for skittles Streets of a sort. Start of a motto first published in an 1844 book Strongly behind Strongly in favor of Supporting enthusiastically Supporting fully Start of Dumas's trio's motto Start of a Musketeer unity motto Start of a famous motto Start of a famous motto from literature Sc-ion Start of a big greeting Seasonal occasion Shipping order? "Say (___ Need)" OneRepublic "___ Survey": Chesterton "___ said was ... " Sheryl Crow "___ Wanna Do" Sheryl Crow hit "___ Wanna Do" Sheryl Crow title starter Sheryl Crow's "__ Wanna Do" Start of a Christmas song about teeth Start of a Robert Fulghum best seller "Survivor" players' strategy "Survivor" tactic "Survivor" union state of being allied Start of a simple request Start of a small request species of fish "Single White Female" heroine "Solutions and Other Problems" writer Brosh "Superchief" Reynolds Sherman who coached the Giants Sitcom "Kate & ___" Sitcom oldie, 'Kate & ___' Sitcom pal of Kate Somewhat similar. Side in a war Some celebrants at Pride Support groups Supporting forces Shoe leather. Swamp beast that can transform into a chicken Swamp critter Swamp snapper Slim, short-limbed reptile Salad fruits Some salad fruits Start of a sheepish poker declaration Start of a Will Rogers line Subcontinent-wide Self-con-tained Show about everything? Sitcom about the Bunkers Sitcom set in Queens "Silent Night" words before calm and bright "Silent night, holy night, ___ calm . . ." "Six o'clock and ___ well" Store that sells nothing but stand-alone kitchen counters? Say "Hip, hip, hooray!," say Say a tongue twister, maybe Say tongue twisters, maybe Sing "Bye Bye Birdie," e.g. shallot sometimes placed in family Alliaceae as the type genus Sheryl Crow: "___ Do" "Seriously, though . . ." Speaker's cliché Supreme Court, until 1981 Sexy show for a ladies' night out, say Supremely macho Start of a Red Skelton quip *Soap set in Pine Valley, Pennsylvania Soap discontinued in 2011 Soap since 1970 Susan Lucci soap . . . "SAGAN'S STARS" by A. Miller? Something that may be pulled in college Strenuous thing to pull Salutation téléphonique SCOTTISH port, former SALT-tolerant plant Save, as for a specific purpose Set apart Set apart for a purpose Set aside Situate Set apart for a specific purpose. Steve Martin movie "___ Me" Sinatra song Sinatra standard Sinatra tune Song introduced by Belle Baker in 1931 Song standard with the lyric "Can't you see I'm no good without you?" Standard jazz song Sign in a pub (Part 1) Sitcom of the 2000s co-created by Will and Jada Pinkett Smith Satisfactory in every respect "___ summer's day" Same difference Stark choice Schedule, as time Set apart, as funds Set aside, as money Set aside, as time Share out Shell (out) Spread around share-out Small piece of land rented for cultivation Slices. scraps sections segments servings shares shreds Sets apart Sets apart as a share. Sets aside Sparing no effort. Strenuous, as effort Scattered or lacking focus, idiomatically Scattered everywhere (In this clue's answer, notice letters 3 to 6) Seemingly everywhere Say "It's all right" to, say Say it's OK Say okay to