Letter S 221750–222000

"___ so near to another . . . ": Job 41:16 Semi-late lunch time Short footrace, maybe Short jog Short race distance Short race distance, briefly Short race distance, for short Short race distance, perhaps Short race spec Short race, briefly Short race, for short Short race, informally Short run, for short Scott Turow autobiography Scott Turow bestseller Scott Turow book Scott Turow book about Harvard Law School Scott Turow book about his first year in law school Scott Turow book about his law school experience Scott Turow book of 1977 Scott Turow book set at Harvard Scott Turow book whose title is a term for a first-year law student Scott Turow memoir Scott Turow memoir about his first year in law school Scott Turow memoir detailing his first year at Harvard Scott Turow novel Scott Turow novel set at Harvard Scott Turow title Scott Turow work Scott Turow work set at Harvard Scott Turow's first book Scott Turow's recounting of his first year at Harvard Law Starting law student Student enrolled in courses like Contracts and Civil Procedures Student in Torts or Contracts, most likely Student in a Contracts class, typically Student learning civil procedure Student of contracts, briefly Student taking Civil Procedure, most likely Student taking Contracts, maybe Student taking Torts or Property Student taking Torts, probably Student who is taking Civil Procedure, probably Student who plans to go to the bar Street only wide enough for a single Jack? Sign on road under repair Sign used during road construction Small, as a highway Single rep for a pool hustler? Single trip around a track Single trip around the track Swimmer's single circuit Start of a ristorante order for the family Sixteen oz. Spaghetti pkg. unit Short part in a play. Short gag Short joke Short stand-up delivery Short zinger Short, witty remark Short,witty remark Sitcom joke, frequently Small crack Stand-up's quickie Stand-up's staple Stephen Wright offering Steven Wright quote, often Steven Wright specialty Short cracks Short jokes Short, snappy jokes Sitcom array Sitcom fodder Some knee-slappers Some zingers Stand-up comic's repertoire Seltzer bottle capacity Soda bottle capacity Soda bottle capacity, perhaps Soft drink bottle size Soft drink purchase Small purchase of petrol Start of an "Indians" song Simple trading unit Song from the 1977 reggae album "Exodus" Song heard in the film "Marley & Me" Song in Jamaica Tourist Board ads Song on the "Legend" greatest hits collection Song on the "Marley & Me" soundtrack, aptly enough Song they played over and over at this Jamaican resort my wife and I went to Soundtrack to many a lighting up Subtitle of a forthcoming Bob Marley bio-pic Scott Turow and classmates, circa 1975 Scott Turow's first book was about them Some Harvard newcomers Some first-years after undergrad Starting Harvard law students Small sugar serving Sugar serving, at times Single-person, as a band Single-vote parity Small band size Solo, in a way Sort of band ___ show (solo act) Single result, perhaps Show of no support? Start of a quip heard in a French restaurant Start of a punny quip Small amount of computer storage Smallish HD unit Smallish computer storage unit, for short Side of a stere Second-counter's opening Short-term lease length Sequel to the Sammy Davis Jr. film "Salt and Pepper" Something Rihanna and Madonna each have Seemingly ceaselessly Sideways up Standing in fright Standing on its head Standing straight, as hair State of unity Strong affinity Short-term relationship Single engagement Score after the first soccer goal Soccer score after the first goal Single inning, compared to all innings of a typical baseball game Simple bridge bid (with "trump") Spoiler of a unanimous decision, maybe Stayman convention opening Stayman convention opening bid Strong balanced hand bridge opening Strong bridge opening with a balanced hand Strong opening in bridge "__ Samba" ('61 tune) Sandlotter's kind of cat Situation after a leadoff single Simple variant of baseball Sequel to a 1969 Dustin Hoffman movie? "She's ___ a kind" Something unlike any other Show with no sequel planned Single-edition mag Singular event Singular publication Something done a single time Something not repeated Single occurrences, at Oxford Singular events *Start of a Jackie Gleason "Honeymooners" catchphrase "Somebody in this room . . ." Stickball's cousin Scenario after a leadoff single Scenario before a two-run home run, say Situation after a leadoff bean ball Situation after a leadoff double Situation after a triple Situation after a walk, maybe Situation at the start of an extra inning in the major leagues starting in 2020 Situation before a two-run homer Situation for a sac bunt, maybe Situation just prior to a two-run homer Situation with a player at first, say Status after a triple situation Diamond Score in a pitchers' duel Score of a women's tennis match heading into a third set Score often requiring overtime Score that may be settled with a shootout Score that might lead to penalty kicks Score that often requires overtime Soccer score, perhaps Some court practice Some court contests Some hoops matchups Some personnel meetings SUNY city SUNY college town SUNY town Soccer Hall of Fame city State University of New York campus site Susquehanna City on the Solitary fisherman? Sixteenth of a pound Situation before an inning-ending double play Sixth of an inning Status before an inning-ending double play Score of 73, often Short, as a report Short, as an article Short, as reports go Suggested résumé length Short writing assignment, informally Summary sheet Single proportion, in a cocktail Sale limit, briefly Severe sales restriction, informally Strict limit for consumers Strict limit to customers Strict sales limit, informally Stringent limit, casually Synchronized swimmer's wear Sort of swimsuit Spare part, perhaps Spare part? Small container's capacity Stout serving Small order Simple arithmetic for two added together Soap slot, perhaps Slender lead Start of a choosing game Start of a popular children's rhyme Sharp blow: Slang. Shot also known as a long take Single bill Singular Person Singular achiever Singular chap Singular fellow Singular guy Singular sort Slang for a man of mark. Somebody special Someone special Something singular Something unequaled: Slang. Something unique Something unique, in old slang Something unique: Brit. Something unique: Colloq. Something unique: Slang. Something unparalleled. Something unusual: Brit. Special thing Stand-out: Colloq. Stander-outer Strange thing: Colloq. Strong blow: Colloq. Superhero, for example Signal at a séance, maybe Start of a quip by Lady Astor Size of a short film. Short, of a sort Short, perhaps Silents-era staple Short movies.