Letter S 16250–16500

Sit still for Schoolboy's stipend. Spending money. Solder or pewter Solder or steel Solder, e.g. Solder, for example Solder, for one Solder, say Stainless steel or brass Stainless steel or brass, e.g. Stainless steel, e.g. Steel or brass Steel or pewter Steel, e.g. Steel, for instance. Steel, for one Steel-___ Sterling silver, e.g. Sterling silver, say steel-or-brass Solder and others Sterling silver and others Sterling silver and such Subject in metallurgy Special team member Standout football player Standout on the gridiron Star NFL player Star footballer Star player Stellar, sportswise *Star centers, e.g. Selected N.F.L. stars Safe and sound Shout of enthusiastic approval Start of a bar patron's response Shakespeare title contraction Shakespeare title opener Shakespeare title start Shakespeare title starter Shakespeare title word before "Well" Shakespearean starter Shakespearean title start Shakespearean title starter Start of a Bard title Start of a Shakespeare title Start of a Shakespearean title Start of a W.S. title Starter of a Bard comedy title Suffix with over or cover. Standing in readiness Statement about both love and war Scared and then some Song that first topped the charts on 4/13/1957 ... or how its singer's name appears in the answers to starred clues Sinatra tune, "It's ___ New to Me" Sausage seasoning Seasoning in Caribbean cuisine Seasoning made from berries Seasoning symbolizing ability to accept differences Seasoning that tastes like a blend of seasonings spice made from the berries of a tropical American tree Shining performer in a team Selected athlete Senator who received lots of votes (from hockey fans), e.g. Special ball game Special baseball game in July Sports VIP Sports honorary title Sports notable Standout athlete Standout player Sporting event featuring the best players from across the league Sports-season highlight Some athletes Special baseball team. Special team Standout athletes Standout players Select as in sports Star athletes, coast to coast: Colloq. Sentry's call Sentry's welcome announcement "Sunday, 2 A.M." Shakespearean comedy Source of the line "They say miracles are past" Show on which Kenan Thompson got his start Something great, informally Something special Something with a bag of chips? Shakespeare's holiday decoration? Shakespearean nugget Semi-autobiographical 1979 Fosse film Semiautobiographical Bob Fosse film Similar but unspecified things So on and so forth Start of the Stepquote Start of a verse by Edgar Allan Poe Sinatra's "_____ Way" So hot right now Super-popular Sane, slangily Sound, informally Sinatra classic Sinatra hit So far unsurpassed Something extraordinary that won't soon be forgotten Slogan advertising free detergent for the masses? Sans omission So very So very very "Sadly, that's right" "Sadly, you're right" Sadly not made-up Suggest Suggest with to Slyly referred (to) Suggests, with "to" "Sirenize" Seductive power Seductive quality Shelfmate of Elle and Cosmo Sing a siren's song Siren quality Siren's quality Strong attraction Strongly attractive Sultriness suasion Sirens, to sailors Snares. Seductive stunner strikingly stunningly Subtle reference Sediment Sedimentary deposits Sediments or deposits Silt deposits Soil deposited by a river or flood Stream deposit Squire in "Tom Jones" Supportive partner in a cause Supportive partner in a cause She has your back Sheedy of Chantilly Lace Sheedy Actress Sheedy of "Single Drunk Female" Sheedy of "The Breakfast Club" Sheedy of films Sheedy on screen Sheedy or McBeal Side Side man? Sideman? Somebody on your side Someone standing in solidarity Someone who's got your back Someone who's on your side South Korea, to the U.S. Spat mate Straight ___ (PFLAG member, e.g.) Strategic partner Support provider Supporter in battle Supporting force Supportive partner ___ Sloper (1915 Grand National winner) signer Treaty *Southern pronoun Southern phrase meaning "everyone in the group" Sincere wish (Part 4) Supporting actress? Siding (with) Series for which Ritter was nominated for an Emmy Sunday brunch deal, perhaps Start of a Charles M. Schulz quote Sheedy and McBeal She played Sean Penn's girlfriend in her film debut She played a moody teen in "The Breakfast Club" and a yuppie in "St. Elmo's Fire" "Summer and Smoke" heroine "Summer and Smoke" protagonist SINGING girl Saskatchewan's ______ Lake Silk fabric, usually black. Singer Gluck Sir Lawrence ___-Tadema, English painter Small river in Crimea. Soprano Gluck Soprano ___ Jean Smith Soprano/wife of Efrem Zimbalist, Sr. Soul: Sp. Spiritual mother site of the first major battle of the Crimean War Spanish mercury-mining town Spanish mining city Spanish town famous for mercury deposits She made her debut at the Met in 1909. SPANISH ochre skin paint SPANISH conquistador "Stein Song," for example. School once attended Sandhurst, to Churchill. School for which one feels nostalgic School on a résumé School song School you graduated from Sheepskin source Song sung at homecoming Subject for a college song. Subject of college song. Subject of many a glee club song. School songs Schools that alumni attended Sites of college reunions Standard reference Statistical calendar Some annuals Statistical books Statistical yearbooks. "Spanish Eyes" singer Singer who performed in "The Godfather" Salamanca souls Sevillian souls Silk fabrics. Singer Glueck et al. Soprano Gluck and composer Mahler-Werfel Soprano Gluck and others Soprano Gluck et al. Soprano Gluck's namesakes Souls, in Barcelona Spanish souls Skin care brand Synagogue platform Small '90s-'00s Nissan SIERRA Nevada mountain range, province of the (Sp.) SPANISH gulf Seaport between Malaga and Cartagena, Spain. Seaport in Spain, on the Mediterranean. Spain city Spanish port or province Spanish seaport on the Mediterranean. Sportscaster who memorably asked "Do you believe in miracles?" Sovereign Supremely powerful She takes Toto in "The Wizard of Oz" "Sometimes you feel like a nut" nut STONE-fruit kernel