Letter S 203250–203500

Some slippers Sterile hybrids Strapless slippers Stubborn creatures Stubborn critters Stubbornness symbols Subject of a recent song-hit. Supposedly stubborn animals Symbols of stubbornness Stubborn transport small tree native to arid outback areas of Australia "Star Trek: Voyager" star Street in a David Lynch movie Stubborn like mule Stubborn quality Soft, thin muslin Spice up cider Spice up, as wine Spice, as wine snuffbox scholar Muslim/Moslem Spiced, warm winter drink Short on top/long in back hair Short-in-front, long-in-back men's hairstyle So-called "party in the back" hairstyle Striped food fish. Short-in-the-front-long-in-the-back haircuts Silvery fishes. Some styles popular in the 1980s Stew, probably named for a tramp. Shots one may take after the starred answers' starts SOUTH Australian kingfish Studies (over). Start for function or faceted Start for media or millionaire Start for millionaire Start to faceted or purpose Starter on millionaire Sales technique that might be a scam ... or an alternate title for this puzzle Six, nine or twelve, for three Student's dilemma Story of a rabbit family? (B-) Step Two: Take the figure you get for Step One and do this Serving more than one function Serving several functions separate the warriors from the mass Software set up for more than one account on the same computer substance used in brewing "___'s the word!" Saying nothing Shh ... it's the word! Silent as a clam Strong German ale. SPEAK indistinctly SPEAK quietly Say your lines a la Brando Speak indecipherably, perhaps Speak unclearly Speak under one's breath Swallow one's words subdued sound Speaks indistinctly Speaks unclearly said indistinctly Spectacle in Philadelphia on Jan. 1 small American fish Some British Museum exhibits Salivary glands swelling Swell reason to stay in bed? Swelling malady Swollen cheek ailment Swollen glands cause Short for showy fall flowers. Showy flowers, familiarly Some pram pushers Secret keeper's promise Slogan for the discreet Surprise-party admonition Snacks, or an urge to snack Snackable SPANISH city/town, ancient so terrene a being as himself "Sic transit gloria ___" So. Dakota family. Sort of bean for sprouts Source of bean sprouts Sprout source: ___ bean SHODDY cloth "Scarface" actor Paul "Scarface" portrayer "Scarface" star Paul "Scarface" star Paul (1932) "Scarface" star, 1932 S.F. metro San Francisco's public transit system, with "the" Short bond? Stage and screen name Stage name of fame. Stage veteran Paul. Star back on Broadway. Star of "A Flag Is Born." Star of "Scarface" in 1932 Star of "The Good Earth" Star of "Zola." Star who played Pasteur State-issued bond, for short Scene of a Pact, 1938. Scene of appeasement, 1938. Scene of pact, 1938. Site of "appeasement," 1938. South German city Sellouts since 1938. Set of local laws (In this answer, note the first + last letter and letters 7-9) Some bonds Some bonds, for short Some city bonds, briefly Some city bonds, for short Some investment bonds, for short Some investment bonds, informally Some tax-free bonds Star of "Agent Cody Banks" "Saki" was his pen name Saki's name. Saki's real last name Saki's real name Saki's real surname Saki's surname Saki, really Satirist H. H. Scottish writer, whose pseudonym was Saki. Short story writer Alice who won a Nobel Prize in 2013 Short-story writer Alice Short-story writer known as Saki Smokeless-powder inventor Saki and family Singer at the Met. Soprano Patrice Semisoft cheese (var.) small Asian deer with small antlers and a cry like a bark Short-lived atomic particle Short-lived elementary particle Short-lived particle Short-lived, charged lepton Subatomic particle more massive than an electron Subatomic particle that made headlines in April for seemingly defying the standard model of particle physics Subatomic particle with greater mass than an electron Splitting of subatomic particles? Scooter, e.g. Snuffleupagus, e.g. Statler or Waldorf, e.g. Sesame Street denizens Sultan's name. Sert work Sistine Chapel feature Subway artwork Subway artwork, e.g. Subway artwork, perhaps Subway tunnel painting Subway wall art, perhaps Sweeping oil, maybe Some Egyptian pyramid art Some Thomas Hart Benton works Sprawling paintings, often ___ Shikibu, Japanese poet Scream bloody __ Serious rap Spoil by wretched performance. Satchel for a homicide detective? Serious criminal charge Show featuring 41A Spiny-shelled gastropod Sarcastic exclamation about an over-the-top Fourth of July parade, perhaps Sarcastic interjection after an overly patriotic display Sufi disciple. Sufi disciples. Second Lady of the '60s Spark in a bookshop ___ Spark, creator of Miss Jean Brodie Seventeenth-century Spanish painter Spanish painter (1617–82). Steeped in gloom STREAM, sound of SUBDUED continuous sound Say softly Soft complaint. Soft utterance Speak in a low tone speak low Sotto voce complainer Sound effects from a crowd. Soft complaints. Soft sounds Speaks low Speaks softly Speaks very quietly Supreme Court justice, since 1940. Sleeper for the 17th Some concealed furniture Sitcom for which Candice Bergen won five Emmys Sitcom that premiered in '88 Side dish of actor Eddie? Side that will taste bad if it can? "Stripes" star SNL's Bill Scottish tennis great Andy Senator Patty from Washington "Swingin' Soiree" DJ Seabird of the auk family "See It Now" host Satchel for a guy Some fraternity chapters Symbols for coefficient of friction Symbols for statistical means Symbols for the micro- prefix ___ Sapientum, banana. Site of Sultan Qaboos's palace Sweet grape used for raisins Sweet grape used in winemaking Sweet white wine; Omani port Sweet wine grape Sweet winemaking grape Sweet variety of wine Sweet wine type Sweet after-dinner drinks Something built by lifting Something picked up at the gym Summer place for budding body builders? Souped up auto Subjects of multiple Beach Boys tunes Schwarzenegger's stock in trade Seafood dish at a power lunch? Soviet capitalists? sinewed "Supermassive Black Hole" band STUDY in silence Sappho is called the 10th one She's an inspiration Source of an artist's inspiration Stone role of '99 Said reflectively Spoke thoughtfully Stopped to think She waltzes in "La Boheme." Small French bagpipe Soldier's bag for provisions. SCIENCE objects, place of SCIENCE, place of Sight along the National Mall in Washington Site for Seurats Site of public works