Letter S 175000–175250

Surface for Dick Weber Swim contest path Swim meet assignment Swim meet division Swim-meet assignment Swimmer's assignment Swimmer's path Swimmer's place Swimmer's slot Swimmer's space Swimmer's spot Swimming assignment Swimming pool division Swimming pool pathway setting Strike site Bowling ball material Sign before merging Sign of an impending merger? Striped, as highways Sky-high cost? Shortest route around a track Shortest route around a track, often Swim meet assignment, possibly Swimmer's assignment, perhaps Scenes of many strikes Sea routes. Seaways Sections of highway Segments of parkways. Signals are used to switch them Sites of many strikes Sites of passage Some are for passing Some are used for climbing Some have pins at one end Some people weave in them Some people weave on them Spare locales Sprinters' assignments Sprinters' paths Steamship routes. Strike areas Strike locations Strike sites Strikes site? Strips for bowling Strips of roadway. Strke sites Strolling spots Supermarket checkout choices Swim meet assignments Swim meet divisions Swim-meet assignments Swimmers' assignments "Shadowland" singer "Shadowland" singer k.d. "State Fair" director Walter Scot who translated Homer Scott who turns into Ant-Man Scottish author. Scottish folklorist. Scottish poet Andrew Scottish writer of fairy tales. Scottish writer. Second word of the first song sung each year Short tongue? Singer k. d. Singer k.d. Singer who appeared on the cover of the first issue of Entertainment Weekly Singer with lowercase initials Sp. or Ital. Sp., Jpn., Swed., Ger. or Fr., say Speech: Abbr. Superboy girlfriend Lana Superboy's Lana Superboy's girlfriend Lana Syne preceder She plays Crawford in FX's "Feud" She won an Oscar for her "Tootsie" role Stage and screen star Jessica Successor of Lie as Norway's Foreign Minister. Sheen's "Frost/Nixon" costar Skiing resort near Arlberg. Senator Young's colleague. Senator from North Dakota. SCOTTISH ceremony of riding the marches, site of the SCOTTISH sheep fairs, town famed for SOMERSET market town Something auld Something a parent might tell you to watch Spanish for "one" system of sounds, symbols, etc for communicating thought Spelling bee contestant request #3 Slow moving, sluggish Suffer neglect Social activist Guinier Southern poet (1842–81). Southern poet. Slender and spare. Slender and tall Slender and thin Spare-set. Straight and limp, as hair Straight without spring "Sri __ Matha": South Asian national anthem "Sri" follower Sri __ (Asian nation) Sri ___ (Ceylon) Sri ___ (nation off the coast of India) Sri ___, formerly Ceylon Sri ___ (Indian Ocean native) Slenderer. Spindlier Superlatively slender Somewhat slender Skinny one's feature Spare and tall Squat's opposite SOUTH European falcon System that combines multiple work stations Shoe polish ingredient Source of a foul odor when wool is washed Stuff used to soften baseball mitts Substance obtained from wool Some office hookups Swedish districts Suburb of Philadelphia Secy. of State, 1915–20. Sunfish in Michigan's capital? Spartan home Snooky of TV's "Your Hit Parade" Sand launce Shrubby plant like verbena. Shrubs with red and yellow flowers. Screaming Trees "Invisible ___" Sheds light Star ___ (handmade Tet Trung Thu item) Storm cellar need Symbol of Diogenes' search. Stud's feature Shangyuan Festival lights Signals for Paul Revere. Signals for Revere Some camping gear Some decorative outdoor lighting Spelunking equipment Sailor Cord Sailor's cord Shipboard rope Short rope: Naut. Summer camp project Sailors' blouse cords. Ship ropes Short pieces of rope. Star of TV and movies. Singer Mario and family. Southeast Asian native SE Asian language Seven-faced doctor of film Siamese dialect. Sister language of Thai Some Thai Some Thais South Asian official language Southeast Asian Southeast Asian cuisine with larb Southeastern Asian. Southest Asian language Speaker found along the Mekong Sea-serpent victim in Vatican statue. Statue in the Vatican. SELEUCUS, wife of SYRIAN city/town, ancient SE Asia country SE Asian country SE Asian nation Scene of recent conflict in the Far East. Seato concern. Secret War nation Setting for a 1960s-70s CIA "Secret War" Setting for the CIA-dubbed "Secret War" of 1953-1975 Setting of the 2008 film "Sabaidee Luang Prabang" Site of Vientiane Site of the Wat Phu temple Site of the Wat Phu temple complex Small SE Asian country So-called "Land of a Million Elephants" Some Indochinese Southeast Asia country Southeast Asia's only landlocked nation Southeast Asian country where you can spend kips Southeast Asian nation Southeast Asian nation once known as the Land of a Million Elephants Southeast Asian nation with delicious bread and cheese Souvanna Phouma's country Souvanna Phouma, for one. Sixth-century Chinese philosopher Supposed "Tao Te Ching" writer Supposed founder of Taoism Section of a race, or a seat for a child Section of a track event Spanish word for "the" in plural Santa seat Santa site Santa visitor's seat Santa's perch Santa's soft spot? Saratoga circuit Seat for Fluffy Seat for Snerd Seat for a Santa visitor Seat for a baby Seat for a mall Santa's visitor Seat for a peke Seat for a toddler or a pet Seat for toddlers Seat of Luxury Seriously outrun on the track Sgt. Friday's employer Single circuit Single circuit of a race course. Single trip across a pool Single trip around a racetrack Site for a tyke Sitter s creation Sitter's acquisition Sitter's creation Sitter's feature Sitter's formation Sitter's gain Sitter's offer to a tot Sitter's seat Sitting feature Sitting formation Sitting site Sitting spot on Santa Slide guitar might sit on one Slurp (up) Slurp (with "up") Small dog's perch Small dog's spot Soft splashing sound Something to sit on Something you can stand to lose Something you can't have while standing up Something you can't stand for? Something you can't stand to have Something you have in a chair Something you stand to lose? Sometime PC supporter
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