Letter S 192500–192750

Small shopping place Small store Spot for shoppers Stein ___ (discount store chain) Store at a gas station Store attached to a gas station, often Store cluster Store ending for K or Wal Store or shop Store-name ender Strip-mall outlet Suffix in many store names Super market. Superette, e.g. Santa ___, Colombia She holds the record for most goals scored at FIFA World Cup tournaments Street Singer's girl Sable relative Sable's cousin. Sable, for one Sables. Some furs "Silly girl" in a Beatles song Senator McSally She dwelt at Bethany. Show that debuted on September 12, 2005 Stewart of home cooking Stewart, the "domestic diva" Style expert Stewart Style expert Stewart film She wed George Washington Stewart, sweetheart? Stewart and Washington "She loved to do homework" Store + dispatch + blemish = ? Singer who was half of the Weather Girls Saint of housewives, in France Sports event official's broadcast from another planet suggesting war or military life Something invoked in an emergency Substitute for civil authority. Soldiers' dairy buys? Sci-fi enemy Speculator about Earthmen. Storied invader Spacecraft journeys to the Red Planet Saint associated with birds and tours Sheen or Scorsese Sheen or Short Short or Sheen Short, for one Sitcom whence the catchphrase "Daaaaamn, Gina!" Steve of 'The Jerk' Successor to "Old Hickory" Swallow's cousin ___ Sheen, or Dean ___ Swiss tennis great with five Grand Slam singles titles Singer of "Independence Day" (1993) Severe stickler for rules Stern taskmaster. Stickler for discipline Stickler for rigid regulations. Strict French general: 17th century Strict disciplinarian Strict stickler Strict taskmaker someone who demands exact conformity to rules and forms Strict student of life sciences? Strict sergeants, say Soap star A ___ Straps to prevent horses from rearing. "Shaken, not stirred" cocktail Shaken or stirred drink Simone ___, Italian painter of "The Anunciation" (1333) Singer Nino. Some like it dirty Some prefer it dirty Swiss inventor of a rifle. [See instructions in Notepad] Spot where cocktails may be shaken or stirred Stemmed barware "Shaken, not stirred" drinks Some come with twists Some people like them dirty "Spanish Eyes" crooner Al Simone di ___, 14th cen. Italian painter. Small swallows. "S.N.L." alum who co-starred in "Three Amigos!" "S.N.L." star of 1984-85 Selling places Service station shops Service station stores Shoppers' destinations Shoppers' stops Shopping locations Shopping spots Some are mini Stores at many stations Steve Rossi's comedy partner "Slats" of baseball. Shortstop nicknamed "Slats" and "The Octopus" who won the 1944 N.L. MVP award SUFFERING person Sacrificial figure Saint Agnes, e.g. Saint Christopher, e.g. Saint Christopher, for one Saint Sebastian, e.g. Saint Stephen or Joan of Arc, e.g. Saint Stephen, e.g. Saint Stephen, for one Saint Stephen. Saint, maybe Saint, often Savonarola, e.g. Savonarola, for one Self- sacrificing sort Self-sacrificer Self-sacrificial sort Self-sacrificing person. Self-sacrificing type St. Joan, for one St. Sebastian was one St. Sebastian, for one St. Stephen, e.g. St. Stephen, for one St. Stephen, in the Bible St. Stephen, notably Stephen or Peter, e.g. Sufferer of sorts Sufferer for a cause Suffering believer Suffering sort Some saints' fate St. Joan's fate. Sacrificed for a cause Sacrificed ones Sacrificers for a cause. Saint Lucy, et al. Saint Stephen and Joan of Arc Self-sacrificing ones Self-sacrificing people Self-sacrificing sorts Some saints Some self-sacrificing saints St. Sebastian, St. Joan et al. St. Stephen and others. Sufferers for a cause Sufferers for causes Suffering sorts Sympathy seekers Ship name: Jap. Ship, as in Yokohama. Ship, in Japan Ship, in Japanese names. Ship, in Osaka Suffix designating ships of Japan. Suffix for Japanese ships. Suffix on names of Japanese ships. Suffix to a ship's name, in Japan. Suffix used with names of Japanese ships. Supertanker Nissei ___ SHIKOKU industrial city storm gods Sports announcer Albert Sportscaster -- Albert Sportscaster Albert Actor Sportscaster Albert who says "Yes!" Schoolteacher Collins Show amazement (at) Something very astonishing. Spectacle to behold Subsection on Disney+ Stood in awe Singing group with the 1962 hit "Beechwood 4-5789," with "the" Stands in awe "Sexual Healing" Gaye Singer Gaye Seminal 19th-century writer. Socialism founder Star of A Night at the Opera Surname in classic comedy Surname in zany comedy Surname of comedic brothers Surname of five entertaining brothers Surname of four "Animal Crackers" actors Surname of four "Duck Soup" stars Surname of four stars in "Duck Soup" Surname of Karl, a founder of socialism School concerned with classes? School in which ideally there are no classes? Study of capitalistic crises Silent comic and talkshow moderator with reversed first names Sanguinary queen Schoolgirl of rhyme. Scots queen of Seacole who provided food and medicine to British soldiers during the Crimean War Seven ___ Three She became queen of Scotland at six days old She played Laura to Dick's Rob Shelley who wrote "Frankenstein" Singer ___ J. Blige Singer/actress ___ J. Blige Singing partner of Peter and Paul Sis of Elizabeth I Sister of Lazarus Sister of Lazarus, in the Bible Steenburgen Actress Steenburgen of "Philadelphia" Steenburgen of "Ragtime" Steenburgen of film Successor to Edward VI "S.S. Minnow" passenger She played Brigid O'Shaughnessy in "The Maltese Falcon" "Slaves of New York" actress She shot Larry Hagman on TV She sang Salome, Louise, Thais. Start of a nursery song See 63A Singer Blige Shoe style, or a "Spider-Man" character Small, round sponge cake topped with fruit and whipped cream Spider-Man's girl Spider-Man's girlfriend *She played Michelle on "Full House" *Statehouse dome Silver Spring locale Subject of Civil War lyric, sung to tune of "Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum." Stately delicacy? Song popular forty years ago. "South Pacific" star on Broadway She was Peter Pan in the WINTER Garden Theatre Star of Norman Krasna play. Star of one-woman show. Stage duo Start of a pertinent nursery rhyme Sharp '60s designer? She looked after the Banks children Sometime resident of Number 17 Cherry Tree Lane Source of the long word made from the starts of eight Across answers in this puzzle Saint ___ College of California Saint ___ Locks Saint ___ River, to Soo Canals. Saint ___ University of Minnesota Shelley and Hart Shelley and McCarthy Shelley and Stuart St. __ (classic movie school) St. ___ (Michigan-Ontario border river) St. ___ College (school name in Indiana, Maryland and California) St. ___ College, in Indiana