Letter S 218750–219000

"Sure, fine, whatever" Sanction, in a way Say yes, informally. Slangy "yes." Swell, or so-so "Sure, that's fine" "Sure thing there, pal" Signing off on Store with so-so engagement rings? Sanctions in a good way Signals thumbs-up Signals with a thumbs-up "Sure. Keep telling me avocado toast is the reason I can't afford a home." Snide remark from a Gen Z-er, maybe "Sure... whatever you say, dude..." "Sure, however ..." "Sounds good, talk to you later" Sooner St. capital Sooner State capital, for short State capital near Seminole, for short *Site of a famous drawing? Setting for John Ford's "My Darling Clementine" Shoot-out site Shootout site involving the Earp brothers Site of a famous gunfight Stately shootout site? site Shootout shout Sister website of Tinder Site acquired by Match.com in 2011 Signaled "thumbs up" Signed one's inits. to "Sure, hon" Slang affirmative. Slangy "all right." Slangy okay. Slangy word of agreement. Syrian weight Said yes to Sanctioned: var. Signed, say Southern lake whose name comes from Muskogean for "big water" "Sky Above Clouds" muralist Georgia "Sky Above Clouds" painter Some colorful abstract paintings Some desert-flower paintings Swamp in "Pogo" Swamp whose name means "trembling earth" Source of the Suwannee Southeastern wetland Stamp of approval: Var. Slangy assents Ski resort in Vermont Ski resort north of Mount Snow Something not to fall for "Sure, have it your way" "Sure, that works" "Start running ... now!" "Start talking" Start of a modern inquiry Summons for a virtual assistant Sea of __ (Russian inlet) Sooner State migrant Sooner State native Sooner State resident Sooner State resident, informally Sooner Stater Sooner alternative Sooner in history? Sooner in the past Sooner migrant Sooner, affectionately Sooner, familiarly Sooner, informally Steinbeck D.P. Steinbeck Joad. Steinbeck Sooner Steinbeck emigrant Steinbeck figure Steinbeck itinerant. Steinbeck migrant Steinbeck migrant worker Steinbeck nomad Steinbeck or Faulkner character Steinbeck panhandler? Steinbeck topic Steinbeck's Joad Steinbeck's Joad, e.g. Steinbeck's Tom Joad, e.g. Steinbeck's Tom Joad, for example Steinbeck's Tom Joad, for one Steinbeck's migrant Steinbeck's migratory worker Stillwater resident Some Steinbeck characters Sooner State natives Sooner State residents Sooner migrants Sooners Sooners, by another name Steinbeck extras Steinbeck have-nots Steinbeck migrants Steinbeck people Steinbeck subjects Steinbeck's Joads, e.g. "Sorry, but it's that time" "Sure, try me" Scene of great victory of World War II. Scene of history's greatest sea-land-air combat, 1945. Scene of the "Teahouse" play. Site of 1945 fighting Site of WWII's last major battle Site of the largest WWII Allied Pacific amphibious assault Some natives of Japan Stamping as approved. State west of Arkansas, for short Sooner State, informally Scene of a musical: Abbr. Sen. Kerr's state: Abbr. Site of Kerr-McGee's hdqrs. Site of the Arbuckle Mtns. Sooner St. Sooner State (abbr.) Sooner terr. Sooner's st. Sooner's state: abbr. South of Kan. St. claiming Will Rogers as its "Favorite Son" St. on the Red River St. since 1907 St. that is a big natural gas producer St. where the world's largest praying hands can be found St. with counties named Comanche and Choctaw St. with exactly one team in the "big four" U.S. sports leagues State name that's a Broadway mus. title State north of Tex. State the Joads left: abbr. Stillwater loc. Stillwater's home: Abbr. Stillwater's st. Stillwater's state: Abbr. state (abbr.) Sooner Certain state (abbr.) Tulsa City south of *Scissor-tailed flycatcher with wildflowers Sooner State SOONER State (USA) School in the Red River Rivalry game Show nee "Away We Go!" Sooner State Sooner country Sooners' home State admitted to the union Nov. 16, 1907 State-cum-musical Showdown site Showdown site near Lawton? Sooner official Senator Kerr is one. *Seven-time national champions in college football "Sure, will do" "Settle down, don't get crazy on me" Shrub of the mallow family Shrub valued for its pods Side dish that might accompany chicken-fried steak Side often fried Side that might be fried Side with chicken-fried steak Side with fried catfish, perhaps Signature Southern vegetable Slimy pod Slimy pod vegetable Slimy side Slimy side veggie Slimy vegetable Slimy veggie Some fried pods Some pickled pods Some pods Someone who loves it might be called a friend of the pod Soul food veggie Soul-food staple Soup Thickener Food Soup plant. Soup pod Soup pods South Carolina side Southern Thanksgiving side Southern cooking staple Southern cuisine staple Southern food plant Southern fried fare Southern fried side Southern fried vegetable Southern fried veggie Southern pod veggie Southern soup ingredient Southern soup thickener Southern staple Southern stew thickener Southern stew veggie Southern superfood Southern vegetable Southern vegetable that's often deep-fried Southern veggie Southern-fried fare Southern-fried vegetable Southern-fried veggie Specialty of Southern cookery. Staple in Cajun fare Staple of Cajun cuisine Staple of Creole cooking Staple of many African cuisines Star-shaped gumbo ingredient Stew ingredient, perhaps Stew pod Stew pods Stew thickener Stew-thickening pod Stew-thickening vegetable Sticky green pods Sticky pod Stuff in stews Succotash ingredient, at times Slippery vegetable in Creole cooking Shrubs of the mallow family Slimy vegetables Some green pods Some gumbo ingredients Some soup pods Soup thickeners Sticky pods Soup pods: Var. Sanctions briefly Says "sure" to Short approvals Short endorsements Signs off on, for short Signs, say Some initials Sounds off on Stamps one's approval Stamps, say She edged Nancy for a gold medal in 1994 She nosed out Nancy in '94 Skater Baiul She beat Kerrigan at the '94 Olympics Skater Baiul et al. "Sure, but why is that relevant?" "So it's settled" "Sure, if that's how you feel ..." "Sure, if that's the way you feel"