Letter S 232000–232250

Story from the pulpit Story in a sermon, say Story of Jesus Story of the Good Samaritan, e.g. Story with ethical point Sunday school story story Jesus Language of story that illustrates a religious teaching Sermonizer's stories Sermons, often Similitudes of sorts Sunday readings Sunday school lessons Shape with a focus and directrix Some conic sections Some plane curves SWISS alchemist Swiss physician and alchemist. Sky diver's gear Skydiving enthusiast Skydiving referee? Specially trained fighter. Stops, in Madrid. Sao Paulo LGBTQ Pride ___ (world's largest pride event) Satie ballet Singer-songwriter ___ Van Etten Something to honor a champion with St. Patrick's Day event Street spectacle. Strollers en masse Strut like a Peacock Act like a Strut like a peacock Sunday newspaper magazine street carnival street march Strutted St. Patrick's Day celebrant Soldiers, at times Some folks on foot Sousa followers once Struts around Syncopated drumbeats Strutting like a king "Stranger in ___" Saskatchewan's ____ Hill Something lost in old literature State of delight Saints' difficult situation? Shangri-La and Eden Spanish inns, English style SEEMING contradiction Seemingly absurd statement. Self-contradiction Self-contradictory statement Self-contradictory thing Something self-contradictory. Something strange but true. Statement such as "I'm lying" Strange truth seeming absurdity seemingly self contradictory statement Seeming contradictions Seemingly contradictory Self-contradictory Seemingly self-contradictory in nature Seemingly contradictory duo state of being paradoxical Send down using chutes, as supplies Send in from above Sibelius and Saarinen? Stellar example Superlative example. Served as a model of. SENTENCES, group of Section of writing Section of written work Short item. section of a piece of writing starting on a new line State or river in Brazil Sara's pet on "Happy Family" Strategic line in Korea. separated by an equal distance at every point solid figures bounded by six parallelograms, opposite pairs being identical and parallel Six-sided prisms Struggle for many drivers Synchronized obstacle-course running? Side-by-side workshop grippers? *Sports event whose medals feature braille inscriptions Sporting event with wheelchair tennis and sled hockey SURINAM capital (Sth Am.) Surinam capital Suriname's capital Simple life on the water Studio founded in 1912 Supreme rulers Short sword of Borneo Serj Tankian "Total ___" State of mind involving delusions of persecution Suspiciousness for some Scare to an unreasonable degree Single for Black Sabbath in 1970 and Kanye West in 2009 Suffering mental delusions small carnivorous New Zealand tree sport of jumping off high mountains wearing skis and a light parachute Shooter's position in a fort Soldier protector Sandy and Snoopy? Shelters of a sort Socks and Millie? Signatory flourish Signature flourish sexual deviation Say a new way Show by restating Shortens a sentence, say Strong herbicide Some assistants, briefly Some classroom aides, informally Some jumpers, briefly Some law firm assistants Some professional aides Some professional aides, briefly Some research aides Soar above the sea, say Soar behind a boat Soar behind a motorboat Soaring through the air while tethered to a motorboat Spongers/rubber areas? Spongelike SYMBIOTIC association leading ultimately to injury or death of one partner Schuss with a chute Skydive and then hit the slopes Slalom with a chute Shape of a stone pine tree. Shield against the sun Shield from the sun. Solar shield Soldier, in consequence, left umbrella Sun deflector Sun protector Sun screen of a kind Sun shield Sun umbrella Sun-blocking umbrella Sunblock Sunscreen, of a kind Sunstroke prevention. Sights at Ascot Sun protectors Sun screens Sun umbrellas Sun-blocking umbrellas Sunblock precursors Specially trained airborne infantry. Soldier of W. W. II. "Semper ___," motto of Coast Guard. Soften before roasting Start to seethe Setting for Seurat's "La Grande Jatte" Setting for a classic Georges Seurat painting, en français Setting of many a Monet painting Seurat painted in one Seurat's Seine scene Shady square, in Paris Service begun in U. S. in 1913. Small packages Some come by post SHRIVEL with heat Shrivel and dry up Shrivel from the heat Super thirsty Shrivels with heat. Superior paper. stiff flat thin material for writing Sites for bancs Sunday spots for Georges Spread friend Spread mate Stetson wearer, informally small Australian songbird Spotted as a leopard. "SNL" announcer "SNL" announcer Don "Saturday Night Live" announcer "Saturday Night Live" announcer Don Spanish word for "brown" often used for animals "Sorry, what was that?" "Scusi" "Sorry if that rude word offended you" Sentences may end with them Some convicts get them Scrape off outer layer or skin of Shave (down) Shave an apple Shave off. Skin an apple Skin fruit Skin skin Skin, as an apple Slowly reduce, with "down" Sparingly remove the rind. Starhunter star: Michael ___ Strip a Granny Smith? Strip a fruit Strip an orange Strip peaches Strip the rind from state of having male and female organs close together Shaved a Baldwin Skinned an apple Skinned, as pears Skived Sliced (down) Sliced sardines? Streamline, maybe "Since Marie Has Left ___" (Sinatra song) Scene of "Moulin Rouge." Seine city, in song Song from "Fifty Million Frenchmen" Short encloser Smiley smile, for short Start of an aside, for short Symbol over 9 or 0 on a keyboard, for short Story arcs? Symbols seen in pairs, briefly "Santa," typically Signer of many a permission form Sire or dam Sire, e.g. Sire, for one. Sitter caller Sitter hirer Source of life? Source or author. Spock reader Stereotypical minivan driver Subsidiary's owner Set off, in a way State in which you might get a tax deduction Skill for moms and dads Subject of advice from Dr. Spock or Dr. Phil Sister mag of "American Baby" Some authority figures START OF A QUOTE BY PETER USTINOV Source of daddy issues? Summery wraparound SMALL kitchen knife Scraping knife Small tool in a knife block Stripping device