Letter S 186500–186750

Subdivision subdivisions Subdivisions of subdivisions Slangy preceder of "luck" or "love" SWISS mountain railway tunnel Sodom and Gomorrah, the sequel? Safety on the NFL 1980s All-Decade Team Sen. Trent Senate GOP leader between Dole and Frist Senate Majority Leader before and after Daschle Senate Republican leader before Frist Senate departure of 2007 Senate leader Trent Senate majority leader after Dole Senate majority leader between Dole and Daschle Senate majority leader from 1996 to 2001 Senate majority leader in 2000 Senate majority leader since 1995 Senate majority leader since 1996 Senate majority leader who succeeded Dole Senate minority leader before Daschle Senator Trent Senator who succeeded John Stennis Sportscaster Ronnie senator Trent Mississippi city "___ Sea Lice" (collaborative album by Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile) Slangy word used in defining large quantities Singer Lehmann Singer Lehmann or Lenya Singer Lenya Singer Lenya married to Kurt Weill Singer Lenya or Lehmann Singer-actress Lenya Singing Lehmann or Lenya someone who works an allotment Scratch-off game, e.g Shirley Jackson story with a dark twist, with "the" Shirley Jackson's famous story (with "The"). Small chance to win big bucks State moneymaker State-run game State-sponsored drawing State-sponsored gamble Sweepstakes. Scratch paper? Spinner in a numbers game? "Scratch and win” game Scratch card game Scratch-off game, maybe Scratch-off game, perhaps Scratch-off ticket game Source of revenue for many states State drawing State fund-raiser State gambling game State game State revenue booster State revenue generator State's fundraising game State-funded gambling game State-run gambling game State-run game of chance State-run millionaire maker State-run number-picking game State-run numbers game State-run revenue source State-sponsored gambling game State-sponsored game State-sponsored millionaire maker State-sponsored numbers game Subject of many valuable drawings Supporter of public education, often Some of them were weighted in the 1980 scandal called the "Triple Six Fix" Slim figures maintained by convenience store purchases Sources of some state funds State fundraisers State gambling games State gambling schemes State games State-run games State-run games of chance State-run jackpot awarders *Spinner with numbers Senator Trent and family *Seated yoga pose Sacred flower in Buddhism Sacred flower of ancient Egypt Sacred flower, in Hinduism Sacred water lily Seated yoga position Second wife in "The Good Earth" Spiritual flower Sporty British auto sacred bean Symbols of indolence. Some sacred flowers Some water flowers Some water lilies Symbolic flowers in Buddhism Symbols of reincarnation Stance taken by a software company? Source of a sleep-inducing narcotic in the "Odyssey" "Simpsons" police sergeant "Skip To My __" "Sweet Jane" songwriter Reed Short form of Louis or Louise Saxophonist Donaldson Sebadoh's Barlow Sergeant on "The Simpsons" Seuss' Cindy __ Who Shock-reducer Singer Bega Singer Bega a.k.a. "The King of Mambo" Singer Christie Singer Rawls Singer Rawls or Reed Singer Reed Singer Reed or Rawls Singer Reed who died in 2013 Singer/songwriter Reed Sinn Féin leader Mary ___ McDonald Skipper Boudreau. Slugger Gehrig Songwriter Reed Soul man Rawls Soul singer Rawls Southpaw Brock Stand-up comedian Sanders Strongman Ferrigno ___ Solverson ("Fargo" character) Supreme stealer of the '60s and '70s SCOTTISH slough Screaming, say Some colors Stentorian Strikingly colorful Strongly audible shirts Hawaiian bird Strengthens in volume "Speak up, please!" Shout from a back seat maybe Shout from the back Showier: Colloq. Singer-songwriter Wainwright Stereotypical attire for a boorish tourist Salad dish, crab ___ Sibling of Huey and Dewey Sitcom about a standup Sitcom starring a comic with an identical-sounding first name Standup comic Anderson Standup comedian who wrote "Letters From an Adult Child" Some soldiers, slangily "Satchmo" Armstrong "Seinfeld" actress Julia __-Dreyfus Satchmo's first name Satchmo's real name Satchmo, really Scientist Pasteur St. __, MO St. ___, Missouri St. or Joe Stand-up comic ___ C.K. She wrote "An Old-Fashioned Girl": 1870 St. _____ (Missouri native) 'Swing That Music' singer Stand-up comedian with multiple Emmys Scenic lake in Alberta. Song that Chevalier made famous Son of Charlemagne "Sportsman's Paradise" State Cuisine: gumbo State Mexican song? Song hit of "Flying Colors," Tommy Dorsey favorite. Saint who named a city Steve Allen sidekick with the catchphrase "Hi-ho, Steverino!" Swing bandleader famous for "Just a Gigolo" Site of an annual May race Supporter of America during the Revolutionary War Singer's place Social parasite Some human parasites Some social parasites Sun deck figures Sprawls, as by the pool Silken half-mask: Fr. Small magnifying glass. Surgeon's "eyeglasses" Silk masks covering half the face. Silk masks: Fr. Scowl, old style. Scowl: Var. Singer with the #1 R&B hit "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" Subject of this puzzle's tribute Saint Bernadette's city Scene of Bernadette's vision. Site of a supposed sighting of the Virgin Mary Small French town with 200+ hotels shrine French slow, former French dance Singer who was in "Blue in the Face" Scowling, dropping some flour in gravy Singers Reed and Rawls " . . . scarce the soul of a ___": Kipling Scalp bug Scalp parasite Scalp pest Slang for spoil, with "up." Sleazy person Spoil, with "up" Subject of a Burns poem Sucker to pick out Spoiled, with "up" Saying at the onset of wrinkles (Part 3) stinkard Stupid and ill-mannered Shutter part Shutter past Shutter slat Shutter with slanted slats Slatted aperture Slatted panel for ventilation. Slatted window opening Slitlike opening for ventilation. Shutter slats Slats on shutters Slatted windows Some vents Set of door slats Setting for a "Da Vinci Code" murder Setting for part of "The Da Vinci Code" Site of Pei's pyramid Site of controversial glass pyramid Slat in a window or door Shuttered, in Sheffield Sweet and attractive Scotch peer who leads commandos. Scottish peer, leader of Commando raid on Boulogne, April 23, 1942. "Skyscraper" singer, 2011 "Sorry Not Sorry" singer Demi "Same ___" (2012 hit) "Smiling Face With Heart-Eyes" emoji sentiment "Street" The Doors sang of "___ Shack" (B-52's song) Score before 15 Score before 15, in tennis Score before fifteen Score before the first serve Score in a pointless game? Score in a tennis shutout Segal's "___ Story" Serenade sentiment