Letter S 193250–193500

Soft surface Sole cleaner Something stretched out in a yoga class Something to flip on Something under a vase Something you might flip over Spare key hider Spare-key hider Spot for a downward dog Spot for shoes Steve Austin's "stage" Straw rug. Surface for Alexander Karelin Surface for an office chair, perhaps Surface for doing exercises Surface for half nelsons Surface for pinning Surface for some exercises Surface for yoga Sushi rolling tool Sweeper's convenience? Symbol of wrestling. ___, Sat. 2 P. M. site Welcome sports equipment consisting of a piece of thick padding on the floor for gymnastic sports surface Wrestler surface Wrestling contest Seductive spy ___ Hari Spy -- Hari Spydom First name in Spydom legend Hari Spydom's Hari Southern Rhodesian. SPANISH slaughter house Sidney Franklin's occupation. Spanish sports figure Spanish words bull fighter Star at the Plaza de Toros. Sunday performer in Mexico Spanish athletes. Stars in the "corrida." Suit-of-lights wearers Sunday stars in Mexico Sunday stars in Sonora Seductive W.W. I spy Seductive WWI spy Seductive spy She was executed in 1917 Spy played by Greta Garbo Spy to whom Kurt Vonnegut dedicated "Mother Night" Stage name of Margaretha Zelle Subject of a 1917 execution Sultry WWI spy spy WWI battle site SOUTH American turtle Seaport in Cuba. Seaport near Barcelona. Swahili for "trouble" Swahili word for "problems" Spark that ignites a fire SUITABLE pair Source of ignition Sports event in which teams compete to win Stick in a book Stick in a box Struck item Success in Go Fish or on Her Success on TV's "Concentration" Success on a slot machine Success story for Cupid Smoker's necessity. Small car brand Sticks by the hearth Something struck from a book Successful selection in "Concentration"? she's one girl in a million Situation in which one person might have the advantage Seabiscuit won a famous one against War Admiral in 1938 sports match S.A. beverage SOUTH American alcoholic beverage SOUTH American beverage SOUTH American drink SPANISH herb Second glove Second sock Second sock, say Sire, to a dam Skipper's assistant. So. American beverage. So. American drink. Sock necessity Sock to match another South African tea South American caffeinated brew South American tea. Stag, for a doe Starbuck on the Pequod Starbuck was one Starbuck, in "Moby Dick" Start a family, or finish a game Start a new generation Streets "Dry your eyes, ___" Suffix for "class" or "room" Suffix for "room" or "team" Sydney sidekick Suspicious spouse's chore? Sorted socks Sorted the socks Supper bud? Sailor, in British slang Sailor: Fr. Sales employee on NBC's "Superstore" San -- (Bay Area city) San __ (Palo Alto neighbor) San __, Northern California city San __: Calif. city or its county San __: San Francisco Bay city San ___ (Bay Area city or county) San ___ (Bay Area county) San ___ (Calif. city) San ___ (California city) San ___ (California county or city) San ___ (Californian city) San ___ (Highway 101 city) San ___ (city in west California) San ___ (city near Palo Alto) San ___ (home to CafePress.com) San ___, Cal. San ___, city near San Francisco San ___: CA county Spanish novelist ____ Aleman Start of the Nuevo Testamento "Stabat ___" "Stabat ___" (Latin hymn) "Stabat ___" (hymn) "Stabat ___," noted hymn Stabat or Alma sometimes used by British schoolboys or used facetiously Silk or velvet, e.g. Stand-up's need substance of which a thing is made someone who thinks that nothing exists but physical matter someone with great regard for material possessions Show up suddenly Significant courtroom figure Supplies for battle Supplies for soldiers States of parenthood. Spouse who refuses to be present in the delivery room? Spouse who refuses to witness the delivery? S.A. beverages Second socks, say Ship and room Ship buddies Ship men Ship's men. Ship's staffers Shoes and socks, e.g. Singer Johnny and kin Some game enders Some game endings Some game winners Some officers on a ship Starbuck and Stubbs, for example. Successful capturing of kings Site of a relay run by spouses? Sailor buddy Sailor friend Sailor's chum Sailor's pal Sailor's pal: Navy slang. Sailor's sobriquet Salt's companion Salt's pal Sea dog's buddy Shipboard companion Shipboard pal Swab's sobriquet Swabbie's chum Swabby's chum Sailor's pals Shipboard chums Shipboard pals Subject involving numbers and equations SAT half SAT portion SAT subject School course: Colloq. School study, for short. School subject that's pluralized in the U.K. School subject, for short School subject: Colloq. Schoolboy's chore. Schoolroom subj. Short HS course Short for a course of study. Something to figure in Source of some academic problems Standardized test topic Study of numbers, briefly Study of rulers and division? Study with pluses and minuses Subj. that can be applied or pure Subject covered in "Schoolhouse Rock" Subject in which you often learn by example Subject involving operations Subject of anxiety? Subject of operations Subject that a young Einstein never failed, despite the common misconception Subject that gives students lots of problems Subject that gives students problems Subject that includes game theory Subject that includes set theory Subject that presents lots of problems Subject where you may be graded on a curve? Subject with a lot of problems Subject with angles and equations Subject with fractions Subject with its pluses and minuses Subject with lots of problems Subject with many products? Subject with many tangents Subject with numbers Subject with pluses and minuses Subject with shapes Subject with signs and sines Subject with subtraction Subject with trig questions Subtraction's subject subject Calculating sort subject Subtraction Account Specialties for some schools science of numbers Salem witch-trials figure SAT subject test covering algebra but not polynomials San Francisco-born singer Singer Johnny Actor Syndicated court-show judge Greg Sarcastic comment after botching a basic operation School computers? Students with a lot of problems? Student looking for summer work? Student of knot theory, probably Student taking Advanced Calculus School subject, in short Standardised test subject Subject taught at Eton Someone well versed in this puzzle's theme Some problems to solve