Letter S 20000–20250

Superlatively spacious Sufficient cough medicine? STEREO system unit Sweep spaciousness stocky body type Satisfying way to be rewarded So to satisfy Sufficiently, plus Setting often indicated by the presence or absence of a red dot Setting on a digital clock Setting that may cause a morning panic if it's wrong Setting that may lead to tardiness if misapplied Switch on the clock Switch responsible for much tardiness to work Sealed sterile contanier Sealed vial Small sealed vial Solution holder: Var. Signal-boosting devices Some band equipment Some concert equipment Some concert gear Some gear for a gig Some music store wares Some sound equipment Some sound equipment on stage Some stage equipment Some stand at the side of the stage Some were for The Byrds Sound blasters Sound boosters Sound boosters for a live gig Sound boxes at a concert Sound boxes for a band Sound equipment Sound investments? Sound projectors Sound system boxes Sound system components Sound-boosting boxes Sound-boosting boxes, for short Sound-boosting devices Sources of unwanted feedback, perhaps Spoon boxes Squeeze boxes? Stack at a rock concert Sound system boosters Stadium show equipment Stage flankers Stage gear Stage items, sometimes Stereo adjuncts Stereo components Stereo components: abbr. Stereo parts Stereo store purchases Sealed glass bulb Sealed glass vessel: var. Small pharmaceutical bottle (Var.) Small vial Sealed glass tube Sealed glass vial. Shot container Shot glass? Small container Small glass bulb Small glass vessel. Small glass vial Sealed glass vials. Sealed vials for hypodermics Small vials Small glass vials Small glass vials (Var.) SPANISH bishopric, ancient SPANISH settlement, ancient Segment Surgically removed Surgeon, at times Senator Tammy Duckworth or former senator Max Cleland someone who has had a limb removed by amputation Source for talk, traffic, and weather Source of a lot of talk Source of much talk Source of some talk Some vintage RCA products Sources of some traffic reports "Science...for Her!" author Megan SIKHS, holy city of the Sections of appt. bk. pages Short mornings? Short times of day Some clock-radios, or their settings Some digital-clock settings Some golf events Some kindergarten sessions Some radio listings: Abbr. Some radio receivers: Abbr. Some radio stations Some radio stns. Some radio svces. Some rush-hour periods: Abbr. Some times "Shoo, you!" Skedaddles, in pig Latin Schoolyard comeback Schoolyard retort Stubborn retort Source of talk, often Some Dutch beers Some Heineken products Schiphol is its airport. Setting of Camus's "The Fall" Summer '28 Summer Olympics site, 1928 seat of an important stock exchange Sales slip figure: Abbr. Small price to pay Small price to pay?: Abbr. Something expressed as a no. Something punched into an A.T.M.: Abbr. Space on a deposit slip: Abbr. Stat on an ATM receipt Stmt. sum Subdivision of Denmark province. Subj. of Form 1040, line 45 Sum total: Abbr. Sum, for short Sandbox reply Sandbox retort Soviet trade unit Soviet trading agency.` Soviet trading company in U. S. Sea-to-shore vehicle of war. Service with a Capitol Corridor route Sunset Limited operator Sunset Limited runner Short quantities Small quantities Small quantities: abbr. Statement figures: Abbr. Statement lines, for short Sums (abbr.) Shortly, become a success? Sort of way to run Stubborn as -- Scarab Scarab, for one Scarab, to Pharaoh Something worn for protection Source of good fortune Specialized ornament Spell check? Spell checker? Supposed evil averter Supposed protective charm Supposed source of good fortune Supposedly protective trinket Spell checkers Supposed sources of good fortune Supposedly protective items South Pole explorer Roald South Pole pioneer Sea of Okhotsk feeder Sino-Russian border river Sino-Russian river Sino-Soviet border river Sino-Soviet river Soviet-Manchurian river Say humorous things to Send in the clowns, perhaps Show a funny GIF, say Show a good time to Slay, in a way Slay, say Sleeper song that entertains? Sleeper song that will entertain? Spree Stir the risibilities. Surprise and delight Special bite Smiling, evidently Smiling, for now Smiling, maybe Smiling, perhaps Sporting? Salesperson who doesn't take your offer seriously? "Say something funny!" Source of entertainment or fun Satire Spoof Synonym for Disneyland. state of being amused Six Flags winter wear? Successful comics Somewhat funny Sort of funny "___-see!" (reviewer's rave) "___-see!" (short rave review) Something absolutely necessary Something critical to have Something imperative Something necessary Something not to be missed Something required Something that can't be missed Something that's not optional Silver Helmet Award nominator Service club Soldiers' org. formed during WWII Soldiers' org. founded in 1944 Soldiers' support gp. since 1944 Seller of Nutrilite vitamins Soap seller "SNL" alum Poehler "SNL" alumna Poehler "Saving Fish From Drowning" author Tan "Sharp Objects" actress Adams "Sharp Objects" star Adams "She Dies Tomorrow" director Seimetz Satirical Schumer Schumer of "I Feel Pretty" Schumer of Comedy Central Schumer of comedy Schumer or Poehler Schumer or Sedaris of comedy Sedaris of "Strangers With Candy" Sedaris of "The Mandalorian" Senator Klobuchar She anchored "Weekend Update" with Tina, then Seth Singer Winehouse with a famous beehive She married Laurie. She marries Laurie. She plays Leslie on "Parks and Recreation" Sheldon's girlfriend on "The Big Bang Theory" Sibling of Meg Actress Singer Grant Singer Grant or author Tan Singer Winehouse Sis of Meg, Beth and Jo Sister of Jo, Meg and Beth Sister of Jo, in literature Sister of Meg and Beth Sister of Meg, Beth and Jo Sister of Meg, Jo and Beth Six-time Olympic swimming gold medalist Van Dyken Sly's "Daylight" costar Songstress Grant Sony co-chief Pascal Stand-up comic Schumer