Letter S 189000–189250

Sponsor of New York City's Fourth of July fireworks show Sponsor of Thanksgiving Day parade Sponsor of a notable November Santa appearance Sponsor of an annual New York parade Store featured in "Miracle on 34th Street" Store in which the first successful flash mob occurred, in 2003 Store that uses a star for its apostrophe Store with a red star logo Store with a seasonal Santaland Store with a star "Spy Vs. Spy" publisher "Spy vs. Spy" mag "Spy vs. Spy" magazine "Spy vs. Spy" magazine ... or, after flipping a letter, mouthful of gum Showing intense rage Satire mag Satire magazine Satire publication Satire source since 1952 Satiric magazine founded in 1952 Satiric magazine since 1952 Satirical magazine Satirical magazine since 1952 Satirical periodical Sergio Aragonés's magazine Spot to spy "Spy vs. Spy" Series starring Paul Reiser and Helen Hunt, which got a 2019 reboot Sitcom about the Buchmans Sitcom featuring Paul and Jamie Buchman Sitcom where Carroll O'Connor was Helen Hunt's dad "__ Secretary": 2010s CBS drama "__ Secretary": CBS drama "__ Secretary": TV drama "__ Secretary": Téa Leoni title role "___ Satan" (Cecil B. DeMille film) "___ Secretary" (Leoni drama) "___ Secretary" (Madeleine Albright's memoir) "___ Secretary" (TV show) "___ Secretary" (political drama starring Téa Leoni) "___ Secretary," Madeleine Albright's 2003 autobiography *Source of the song "The Hostess With the Mostes' on the Ball" Secretary of State Clinton's address Sir's analogue Sir's kin Sir's mate Speaker's title, perhaps Start of a Garden of Eden palindrome Start of a noted palindrome Start of a palindrome from Eden? __ Speaker (contemporary title) ___ Secretary (Albright's address) "___ Sans-Gêne" (Sardou play) "___ Souzatska" (Shirley MacLaine movie) Senora, in Paris Señora, across the Pyrenees Signora, across the Alps Start of a Flaubert title She loved Lieut. Pinkerton. Stylistic persona? Simone Signoret movie that won the 1977 Foreign Film Oscar Simone Signoret role Shirley MacLaine as piano teacher Sargent portrait of a mysterious Frenchwoman Subject of a scandalous Sargent portrait Some sex workers' bosses Sophisticated ladies Supervisors of sex workers, quaintly Steamed by Syd Barrett: "The ___ Laughs" Social media buzz about Alfred E. Neuman? Safety group acronym Safety org. founded in 1980 Sch. program that emphasizes responsibility on the road Sch. safety group Sober motoring org. Sober motorists org. Sober-minded org. Sober-motoring org. Sober-motorists org. Sponsor of PSAs on DUI Saunter's opposite Something to make in a downpour? Stroll's opposite Sportscaster who lent his name to a popular video game series So-called explanation for an athlete's off-year after appearing on a video game cover Supposed career jinx after appearing as the face of a football video game Sought-after former football announcer? Start of a Noel Coward song Slangy name for a popular fortified wine Set for life Showed up in time for Shuffled the cards Slapped together Specially prepared. Successful, Mafia style Sunk, as baskets Swished, say Scorned lover of Jason She went to jail in 2009 Skoaled ___ stand (resisted). Shot the moon Severed all ties Scored Succeeded at the plate Stored something for future use? Struck it rich Succeeded big-time Saluted the bride and groom Self-help title phrase Steered toward. Showed some hustle Seized an opportunity Seized an opportunity to gain advantage Seized an opportunity when available Seized the moment Seized the opportunity Seized the opportunity, in old slang Stamped as the origin of production Successful, in the '50s Stamp on domestic goods Sherry alternative Sherry's kin Sherry-like wine Sherry alternatives Sherrylike wines Some fortified wines Sommelier's sleuthing aide? Sweet Portuguese export Succeeded: Colloq. Secretary of State Albright Shell-shaped cake Shell-shaped sponge cake Small French cake immortalized by Proust Small shell-shaped confection Small, rich cupcake small fancy sponge cake Small rich cake. Succeeded, in a way Shot well *Signed a treaty, say Signed a treaty, perhaps Spanish word for "wood" or a California wine city San Joaquin Valley wine region Scooched over Scooted over Scooted over, maybe Scooted over, say Shoved over a little Sounded reasonable specially made to fit a particular person or thing Stirred things up Stepped aside Start of debate-club meltdown Simply adoring Sinclair in "Coming To America" Sinclair of 'Coming to America' Scene of chaos State of uproar and total confusion South African title of respect, famously used by Nelson Mandela State capital nicknamed "The City of Four Lakes" site of the main branch of the University of Wisconsin Scene of Chester Bowles' early career. Symbol of a certain business. Story you need nouns and verbs for Savage Garden "Truly ___ Deeply" "Spy vs. Spy" home "Spy vs. Spy" publication Satirical periodical since 1952 *Star-making title role for Mel Gibson Series set at the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce agency Show about Alfred E. Neuman and company? Show featuring star pitchers? Show getting every last drop squeezed from it by AMC Show that won the Outstanding Drama Emmy for each of its first four seasons Stereotypical sci-fi scientists Small amount of cash saved for an emergency Splurger's necessity State of extreme insanity or folly STATUE of the Virgin Mary Self-titled top ten 1983 album Singer of "Like a Prayer" and "Like a Virgin" Singer with one name Singer with the 2005 album "Confessions On a Dance Floor" Singer with the greatest-hits album "The Immaculate Collection" Singer/actress known as the "Queen of Pop" Subject of Renaissance art. Subject of many Renaissance paintings Subject of many great paintings. stamp subject Christmas subject Stamp Singer and chef make a family portrait? Subjects of Renaissance artists. Sari material Shirt design Shirting material. Shorts material Striped silk cloth Strong cotton fabric Strong, fine-textured cotton fabric Summer shirt fabric Summer-weight fabric Summery cotton fabric Spanish word for "mother" SPANISH mother Senora con los ninos Señora, maybe Señorita's parent She's married ... with niños She's married...with niños Sierra __ (Mexican range) Sierra __ Mountains Sierra ___ (California range) Sierra ___ (literally, "mother mountain range") Sierra ___ Mountains in Mexico. Sierra ___ Range Sierra ___, Mexican mountains. Sierra ___, Wyo. range Sierra ___, mountain chain in Mexico. Spanish chaperone, maybe (yes, there's lots of Spanish in this puzzle) Spanish for "mother" Spanish mama Spanish parent Spanish relative. San Diego wives, perhaps Señoras. Sierra ___ (Mexican range, informally) Some ladies of Spain Spanish for "mothers" Spanish mothers SIERRA de Guadarrama mountain range, province separated by the SPANISH city, largest Second-largest EU city Siege site of 1936-39 Site of Plaza del Oriente. Site of the Museo Reina Sofía Spain capital Spain's capital Spanish capital city Spanish home to the Palace of Moncloa Spanish clover varieties SONG without accompaniment Secular part song Song for a glee club. Strawberry trees Satirical issues since 1952 Stereotypical sci-fi villain "Sideways" Oscar nominee Virginia "Sideways" actress Virginia Seriously impressive talent