Letter S 221000–221250

Site of Dostoyevsky's exile Southern Russian city Southern Siberian city Soviet city founded in 1716 Stop on the Trans-Siberia Railway Stop on the Trans-Siberian Railway Seaport in SW Japan Start of King David's lament. " . . . sat ___ tuffet" "... ___ slow boat to China" "Sit ___ potato pan, Otis!" "Snakes __ Plane" "Snakes ___ Plane" (2006 film) "Step __ crack . . ." "Strangers __ Train" "Strangers ___ Train" (1951) "Strangers ___ Train" (Hitchcock film) "Swinging __ Star" "Swinging ___ Star" (Best Song Oscar winner from "Going My Way") "Swinging ___ Star," 1944 song "__ scale of 1 to 10 ... " "___ Sunday Afternoon" "___ Sunday Afternoon" (Lighter Shade of Brown song) "___ scale from 1 to 10 ..." -- silver platter -- steady basis S. A. linguistic stock. Soap ___ rope Soap-rope connector Soap-rope link Springsteen's "Working __ Dream" Start of many an essay title Stop -- dime Stop-dime connection Stop-dime link Swear ___ stack of Bibles __ scale of one to ten __ shoestring (cheaply) __ shoestring (inexpensively) __ shoestring: with little to spend ___ scale of ___ shoestring (living below the Canadian poverty line) ___ shoestring budget ___ spree (rolling) ___ string (under control). Speaking of repeatedly, to a Brit Solving crime, say Streisand film, with "Day” Start of a Streisand song Streisand song starter Situated somewhere between two extremes Since you were challenged Somewhat rashly Seeing someone Seeing someone socially Seeing someone, say Sitting together at the movies, say Sizing up a potential partner, perhaps Stepping out Shrinking, perhaps Skipping seconds, maybe Slimming Slimming down Slimming, perhaps Starting to lose Stop ___ (brake fast) Stop ___ (halt suddenly) Sudden stopping place? Siege catapault Single-striped equine Sling-like military catapult. Slinglike catapult. Studio sign indicating a live broadcast Studio status indicating a show is happening Sending out signals? Setting for many embarrassing flubs Sign above a studio door Sign at a broadcasting station Sign at a live broadcast Sign at a live telecast Sign at a radio station Sign at a studio Sign at some booths Sign cautioning people in the studio to be quiet, say Sign either to talk or to be quiet Sign for an audience Sign in a TV studio Sign in a booth Sign in a broadcast booth Sign in a broadcasting booth Sign in a radio booth Sign in a radio studio Sign in a station Sign in some stations Sign off after a sign off Sign outside a disc jockey's booth Sign outside a recording studio Sign outside a studio Sign suggesting silence Sign that indicates "Quiet!" Sign that means "Do not disturb" Sign warning people to be quiet Sign with a red light Station sign Streaming live Studio "quiet" sign Studio alert Studio caution Studio light Studio message Studio notice Studio sign Studio sign that means "We're live" Studio sign with a red light Studio sign words Studio warning Studio warning light Studio warning sign sign Station Somewhat restricted Standing by for battle Standing guard Start for fours or sides __ sides (completely) ___ sides (everywhere) ___ sides (from every direction) Son of Jerahmeel She played Belle Watling in "Gone With the Wind" "Science is based . . . __ openness to see the universe as it really is": Carl Sagan SOUTH American linguistic family Second son of Judah Seed-spiller of the Old Testament Seedy character of the Bible? Send ___ errand Son of Judah Son of Judah Mother of Son of Judah, in "Genesis" Son of Judah: Gen. 38:4 Son of Shuah Synge's "_____ Island" ". . . so ___ so forth" Shooting (for) Sharing equal value (with) Subject to buyer's acceptance Subject to purchaser's acceptance Speaking angrily Spewing vitriol Seemingly unstoppable Smoking, so to speak Soap may be found like this Scoring win after win Streaking, so to speak Some Fuegians Somber segue Subject-change segue Struggling to stay up at sea? Shopping to beat the band Spending like there's no tomorrow Shipping magnate Ari Shipping magnate who founded Olympic Airlines Supertanker pioneer Spanish explorer Juan de __ Spanish explorer: 16th century Scoring like crazy Smoking hot Spreeing Succeeding like nobody's business Switch setting for self-operation Staying over, say Stopping by Stopping by to say hello Stopping by to see someone Stopping in Succumbing to caprice Site of a 1990 film "Bird" Safe after a blooper Safe after leaving home, say Safe at first Safe at first, maybe? Safe at second, perhaps Safe, at the ballpark Safe, to a ballplayer Safely at first Safely at first or second Suppliantly Subjected to public condemnation, in modern slang Supporting a plan Supporting the plan Supportive, so to speak Satellite navigation system, e.g. Spending according to plan Spending no more than what was allotted Something pushed for power Starting positions? Small weight of Brazil. Small weight, in Lisbon. Standing by in case of emergency Standing by in readiness Standing by, in a way Speaking to a TV audience, say Saved, in a way Stored, higher-tech than with a floppy disk, but lower-tech than with Dropbox "...___, shame on you; fool me twice..." Sans repetition Second word in many a limerick Second word in many limericks Second word of Smash Mouth's "All Star" Second word of a limerick Second word of many limericks Siete + cuatro Simple Minds "___ Upon a Time" Single instance Single shot Singular time Slightly more than never Smashing Pumpkins "___ in a While" Some say it's enough Some say it's not enough Some time ago Some years ago Some years back Sometime ago Sometime earlier Sometime in the past Sometimes it's enough Start of "The Raven" Start of Poe's "Raven." Start of a Grimm story Start of a Susann title Start of a bedtime story Start of a children's story Start of a fairy tale Start of a reminiscence Start of a tale Start of an epic spaghetti western Start of fairy tale Start of many Grimm tales Start of many a fairy tale Start of many a tale Start of many fairy tales Start of some tales Start to "The Raven" Starter of many a storybook Story beginning Story opener Story opening Story word Story's first word Story's start Storybook beginning