Letter S 229250–229500

Slogan of 1917–18. Surpassing one's quota subvert the ruling class Succeeds in an insurrection "Sudden death" period Some extra hours Source of extra pay Source of more pay or more play Sports tiebreaker Surprise the waiter. Secondary meaning Secondary quality Subsidiary intent Subsidiary meaning STREAKERS = TOP NOTES Score prelude Subvert basketball gaffe *Sports bet based on total points scored Sports bet Sports bet based on total points scored ... or a hint to answering four puzzle clues Sports gambler's line Strain, as a muscle Strains, as a muscle Swamp hides a tree? Snows under Steamrolls Slave-drives Sunset's direction, in Sorrento She had a Hobby She'll sit in on Ike's Cabinet meetings. Sebastian Coe rival Steve ___, 1980 Olympic gold-medalist runner Steve ___, 1980 Olympic track champion Steve ___, former world record holder in the men's mile run Sac head? Sac opening? Sheep killing. "Sorrows" poet Sheep and goat family. Sheep and goats: Zool. Sheep family. Spanish city north of León Spanish city that's the capital of Asturias Spanish metropolis Spanish province capital Spanish university city Sheep-like Sheepish term Sheep-related Sheepish, so to speak Sheep pox. Sheep genus in zoology Senat votes Sheep genus Sheep's genus Sheep: Lat. Source of wool, to Cicero Short-lived '90s Disney president Shape of an egghead. Shaped like a common breakfast item Shaped like a watermelon Shaped like an eggplant Shaped like avocados Shaped like jellybeans Shaped like kumquats Shaped like this puzzle's subject Spherical, sort of Seed in the making Seed part of plant. Seed plant structure Seed structure Seed's botanical precursor Seed's start Seed, before fertilization Seed-plant outgrowth Seed-to-be Seedlet. Seedy structure? Small egg Small egg or seed Small egg, biologically Small egg, to a biologist Soon-to-be seed Structure in a spermatophyte Seed plant parts Seedlets Seeds, before they're ripened Seeds-to-be Small eggs, to a biologist Single sex cell Sperm's destination Shel Silverstein poem "Hug __" "Say from whence / You __ this strange intelligence?": Macbeth See red, likely Settle later Shiny Toy Guns "I ___ You a Love Song" Short people do it? Show a deficit Still need to pay Still need to pay back Still need to repay Still need to settle up with Still due Still had to pay Still hadn't paid Still outstanding Still unpaid Still hadn't fully settled, as a loan Should not deny (yourself) Shouldn't deny "Sin City" actor Clive "Siren" actress Rena Sen. Brewster. Senator Brewster of Maine. Singer Pallett formerly known as Final Fantasy Social reformer Robert Socialist Robert ___ Stanley Mountains. ___ Stanley Mts., S E New Guinea. ___ Stanley Range, in New Guinea. ___ Stanley range, New Guinea. Saline lake in California. Singer Buck Singer of the #1 country hit "Tall Dark Stranger" Six-time Pro Bowl player Terrell Sprinter Jesse Sprinting hero Jesse Sprinting marvel of 1936 Olympics. Star of the 1936 Berlin Olympics Star of the 1936 Olympics Subject of the 2016 bio-pic "Race" Subject of the 2016 film "Race" Subject of the 2016 sports biopic "Race" Still paying for Sound from Santa in the red? Scottish word for owner or possessor Shy guy Signer of IOU's. Someone who's short? Someone who's shy Scots word meaning encroachment Sees lots of red, perhaps Sees red in a way Spends beyond earnings Still has payments Still hasn't paid Should pay Seat on a British Airways flight Start of Lady Montague's query Sandbox boo-boo Sandbox injury Schoolkid's scrape Schoolyard scrape Scrape covered with a Paw Patrol bandage, e.g. Scrape in a nursery, say Scrape in the sandbox Scrape that only Dr. Mom can see Scrape, e.g., to a toddler Scrape, in kidspeak Scrape, in tot-ese Scrape, in totspeak Scrape, to a stripling Scrape, to a toddler Scraped knee, in totspeak Scraped knee, perhaps Scraped knee, to a toddler Skinned knee, say, to a tot Skinned knee, to a toddler Skinned knee, to a tot Something Mommy needs to kiss? Something for mommy or daddy to kiss and make better Something that Dr. Mom might tend to Something that hurts, slangily Something to put a Flintstones Band-Aid on Source of pain, in kidspeak Sting, in baby talk Schoolyard scrapes Scraped knees and paper cuts, for example Spots for tots' bandages Succumb to depression "Someone here is possessed by an ___" (statement that may elicit a "Who?") Symbol of wisdom in ancient Greece Silent flier with big eyes SACRED bird of Athena/Athene SILENT flight, bird of Sagacity symbol Saw-whet Screech or hoot follower Screech producer Screech source Screech, e.g. Screech, for example Screech, for one Sea-going bird. Seagoing bird of rhyme Serenader on a pea-green boat, in rhyme Set up a clamor Smart bird Snowy or lulu Someone solemn or wise or staying up at night Something "spotted" in a tree Source of hoots Spotted or barn Strigiform animal Strigiform bird Strigine bird. Supposedly wise bird Symbol of Minerva Symbol of sagacity Screeching baby Small bird that hoots Small but wise bird Small hooter Small nocturnal bird Small screech, for example Small screecher Smallest bird of prey from Africa and Asia Strigine babe Strigine baby *Small birds with big eyes Small hooters Some young predators Some spotted baby birds spotted? Show about a bigoted bird? Scholarly-looking Solemn in appearance Solemn-looking Solemnly wise in appearance Starey-eyed Studious-looking Solemn sagacity Solemn and wise, supposedly "Sensing ___" Jose Gonzalez Screechers Screechers at night Snowy and barn Snowy and gray? Snowy and hoot Snowy and spotted. Solemn, nocturnal group Some are horned Some hunters of mice Some may be spotted Some mice catchers Some rat catchers Spooky birds Stay-ups. Stealthy fliers Stealthy flyers Supposedly wise birds