Letter S 162750–163000

Supply water to farmland supplied water supply (land) with water by artificial channels or pipes supplying dry land with water by means of ditches etc Salt on an open wound, for example Sand in a shoe, i.e. Smoke in one's eyes, say Source of annoyance seton Speckled, as moths' wings. Sale bin items: Abbr. Sale items, for short Some bargain bin contents: Abbr. Some bargain bin items, for short Some discount clothes Some factory outlet mdse. Some flawed mdse. Some sale items: Abbr. Store's seconds: Abbr. Sched. C publisher Sched. maker Sched. producer Schedule A org. Schedule B publisher Schedule C org. Schedule issuer, for short Schedule maker: Abbr. Schedule-keeping org. Schedule-publishing org. Shelter investigator, for short Source of Apr. anxiety Source of some refunds Spring addressee Spring addressee, for short Spring collection org. Spring collector: Abbr. Spring stress source Spring-collection agcy. Spring-collection org. Start of a return address? Stimulus check agcy. Stimulus check org. Subj. of David Foster Wallace's "The Pale King" Subj. of Treasury Decision 6038 Subj. of a 1998 Reform Act Subj. of the 2005 book "Many Unhappy Returns" Subj. of the book "Many Unhappy Returns" Subject of the book "Many Unhappy Returns": Abbr. Schedule checkers Some auditors Some federal employees Sets of fed. income-tax rules Schedule C, e.g. Schedule for a pay cut Schedule for a small business, say Schedule, perhaps Seventh Ave. subway line Subway in N. Y. City Transit System. Subway in N.Y.C. Subway initials. Subway inits. still used by some very old Manhattanites Subway line in NYC Subway line of NYC Subway line to Columbia U. Subway line to Columbia Univ. Subway system of N. Y. C. Subway under B'way Subway whose first line had a terminus at NYC's City Hall stinging jellyfish Self-aggrandizing boast Self-back-patting declaration Self-congratulatory boast Self-congratulatory shout Self-congratulatory statement Sore winner's chant SPANISH commune Spanish border city Spanish border town Spanish port of entry Spanish port of entry, near French border. Spanish town near French border. Strategic Spanish town at French border. Sporstcaster Cross Sportscaster Cross ___ S. Cobb Santa Ana neighbor Site of a U.C. in the O.C. Six-time NBA All-Star Kyrie Songsmith Berlin Songwriter Berlin Songwriter born May 11, 1988 Songwriter born in Siberia, Russia Songwriter for "Easter Parade" Subject of this puzzle, born May 11, 1888 Songwriter on the Unter den Linden? Senator from N. Y. Sportscaster Cross and Journalist Kupcinet Sportscaster Cross and others Sportscaster Cross et al. "Songs in the Key of Z" author Chusid Shaw Author Shaw of "The Young Lions." Shaw who wrote "Rich Man, Poor Man" Steve the late Crocodile Hunter Steve who named his daughter after a crocodile Steve, the "Crocodile Hunter" Stu Actor Surname for a prominent family of Aussie conservationists "She ___ real piece of work" "Shhhh ... this ___ library!" "Sympathy ___ knife" (Charli xcx song) Song of Sol. follower Starter for bella and goge Stein line part Stein words "Shaft" Hayes "Shaft" composer Hayes "Shaft" scorer Hayes "Shaft" singer Hayes "Shaft" theme writer Hayes "Soul Man" songwriter Hayes Sarah's boy Sarah's son Sci-fi author Asimov Sci-fi writer Asimov Sci-fi's Asimov Science fiction writer Asimov Science giant Newton Science great Newton Science's Newton Scientist Newton Scientist __ Newton, who was supposedly inspired by a falling apple Sewing machine pioneer Singer Shorthand inventor Pitman Shorthand system inventor Pitman Shorthand-system inventor Pitman Singer Hayes Singer Hayes Actress Singer Hayes who voiced Chef on "South Park" Singer of stories Singer or Stern Singer who founded a sewing company Singer who wrote Singer-actor Hayes Singer-songwriter Hayes Sir Newton Sir Newton, in situations of lower gravity Smooth Hayes Son of Abraham Son of Abraham and Sarah Son of Sarah Soul icon Hayes Soul music legend Hayes Soul singer Hayes Soulful Hayes Soulful singer Hayes Spanish composer Albeniz Stern having a bow Stern holding a bow Stern known for bowing Stern on stage Stern on the stage Stern or Hayes Stern or Newton Stern or Singer Stern playing? Stern taking a bow (in two senses) Stern that bows Stern that works with a bow Stern the bowman Stern violinist Stern who bows Stern who saved Carnegie Hall Stern with a Strad Stern with a bow Stern with a string Stern with a violin Stern with bows Stern with strings Stern, for one Stern, the musician Science fiction author whose books were classified in 9 of the 10 major categories in the Dewey Decimal system Science writer eyes a chasm, off in a conversation (5,6) Soloist turned surrealist "Shaft" scorer "Shaft" Oscar winner "Shaft" score writer "Shaft" score writer (5,5) Soul man who co-wrote "Soul Man" Soul singer who is also a coronated king of Ghana Scientist who experienced a great fall? "Shining Through" author Susan Singer and others Stern and Asimov Stern and Hayes Stern and Newton Susan who wrote the 1978 best seller "Compromising Positions" Susan who wrote the best seller "Compromising Positions" Susan with the 1978 best seller "Compromising Positions" Silvertones' leader Chris Singer Chris Singer of the 1991 hit "Wicked Game" Singer-songwriter Chris Sanford Actress Sanford of "The Jeffersons" Sanford of TV Santa ___, one of the Solomon Islands Sherman's 'Jeffersons' co-star Sherman's costar on "The Jeffersons" Shakespeare's nun in "Measure for Measure" Spanish people queen Spanish queen who was given the title "the Catholic" Sponsor of Christopher Columbus Sponsor of Columbus Sponsor of a historic expedition Sponsor of explorer Christopher Swan of pop fiction Samuel Butler's "Love ___ . . . " Show-biz biopic of '68 Star of the past, ___Duncan. Saint of Seville ___ Sharp, founder of Four Seasons Hotels Seed pearl, part 3 Scholarly introduction to research Scholarly introductions. "Set thine house in order" sayer "Swords into plowshares" prophet "Swords into plowshares" source Second-longest Bible book So-called "Shakespeare of the Prophets" Song of Solomon follower Song of Solomon neighbor Source of "let us eat and drink; for tomorrow we shall die" Source of "they shall beat their swords into plowshares" Source of the line "They shall beat their swords into plowshares" Source of the quote "holier than thou" "Since you didn't hear me the first time ..." "Since you weren't paying attention the first time ..." Start of a "Come again?" response Start of a "Huh?" response Start of a repeat Start of a reply to "Come again?" Start of a response to "What?" Stern parent's reply Second restraining order "Seven Gothic Tales" author Dinesen "Seven Gothic Tales" writer Dinesen "Seven Gothic Tales” author's first name. Start of Karen Blixen's pen name Storywriter Dinesen
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