Letter S 232250–232500

Skin removers Small kitchen knives Small knives. Some kitchen blades Scales down Shaves Shaves off Skins an apple Skives Severe neurological problem Slight paralysis South Seas attire Short-stemmed vessel Standard for a long golf hole Sports phrase for a good effort Seal with plaster Snapper or porgy. SOLAR halo, bright spot of the SUNDOG "___ siamo," Verdi aria Shunned sort Socially rejected figure Societal reject Shunned people STOMACH cells producing corrosive hydrochloric acid Skull bones Strip for the compost heap Spot for KP duty? Scraps from k.p. work Shavings Sliced-off parts Some kitchen compost Some kitchen waste Side by side, from Latin SHAEF headquarters. SHAPE headquarters. SHAPE's H.Q. Saint-Saëns's birthplace Scene of Renault bombing. Scene of Vietnam peace talks Seine straddler Setting for "La Bohème" Setting for "La Traviata" Setting for "Madeline" Setting for "The Sun Also Rises" Setting for Henry James's "The American" Setting for an "Eloise" book Setting for much of "Inglourious Basterds" Setting for the movie "CQ" Setting of "Can-Can." Setting of "Cousin Bette" Setting of "Les Miz" Setting of Père Goriot. Seven Years' War treaty site Shooter of an arrow into Achilles' heel Site of Vietnam War talks Site of bombed Renault plant. Site of the 2024 Summer Olympics, supposedly Site of the Arc de Triomphe Site of the Left Bank. Site of the Louvre Site of the Rodin Museum Site of the Sorbonne Slayer of Achilles Son of Hecuba Son of Hecuba and Priam Son of Priam Sorbonne setting Source of Trojan trouble Stein's salon setting Style center. Socialite (France) Socialite with the catchphrase "that's hot" Socialite / Resort / Store Sartre, e.g. Sartre, for one Subway system with a Champ de Mars-Tour Eiffel station System with a Porte de Versailles station sentence balance "Sunday in the ___ with George" (Sondheim musical) SET and leave in certain place Scene of the pram parade. Set in a particular place. Shibe or Fenway. Simon's "Barefoot in the ___" Site for strollers Site of slides and swings Situate the car Spot for a picnic Spot where Spot can trot State or theme follower Stop in a lot? Stroller's spot Ski resort attire Ski shop buy Ski shop purchase Skier's garb. Skier's garment Skier's jacket Skier's outerwear Skiing garment Skiwear Snow coat Street in Nome's garment district? Six Flags/FedEx merger logo? Sleeveless garments often worn over shirts Seal skin coats Skiing coats Seagram Bldg. location Street mentioned in the "Green Acres" theme song Swank New York address Search for a cradle-robbing woman in New York City? Seat for feeding pigeons Spot of "bad intent" in Jethro Tull's "Aqualung" Stroller's rest spot Stroller's rest spot, perhaps Sundance Film Festival setting Sundance Festival city Staying put Subject to ticketing Sat down, slangily Settled in for a big game, maybe Settled in for binge-watching "Sex and the City" star Sarah Jessica Sarah Jessica of "Sex and the City" Sax legend Charlie Saxman called "Bird" Saxophonist called "Bird" Spider-Man's secret identity spider man mild manner alter ego spider man s mild mannered alter ego Spencer, not the apple Smokey Bear? Standing still/norm golfer? Streetside item used to hold a car's spot in snowy weather Stashing ill-gotten gains in an offshore account? Standing measure? Steps taken when storing a car? Spot for a vehicle Space by the curb "Sit right here!" "Sit, now!" Second most expensive Monopoly property Second-priciest Monopoly property Street near New York's City Hall Some are national Stroller settings Sets one's booty down Sits down, slangily Sits, slangily Stops pacing Series of accumulative bets Series of bets Successfully exploit Some combo bets Successfully exploits Speak in French. Speak, to Macron Speak, to Monique Speak: Fr. Speak: French Spoken in Soissons Spoken in French? Speak, to Sartre Speak, to Veronique Sam Rayburn, for example. small Scottish biscuits Sitting room: Fr. Seldom used room Settee setting Settee site Sitting room of old Sofa's place Spider's reception area? Spot for a tattoo Swanky upgrade from coach Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon, for one Spots for sofas short form of parliament Stendhal locale. Stendhal's "The Charterhouse of ___" Stendhal's Charterhouse locale Stop on the Milan-Bologna line Served with potatoes Self-centered cheese? Sharply flavoured cheese Spaghetti extra Spaghetti sauce topper Spaghetti sprinkling Substitute for Pecorino Romano Sprinkled-on white dairy product School of 19th C. French poets Symbol of poetic inspiration. "Saturday Night Live" alum Chris satirises "Saturday Night Live" fare "Saturday Night Live" skit, often "Scary Movie," for example Satirical imitation Satirical piece Satirical work, like "Bored of the Rings" Scary Movie, e.g. Spinal Tap vis-à-vis 1980s rock bands Satirical profile state of being paroecious Something stated Spoken, as evidence Sentence abbreviator Sentence concluder, sometimes Sentence curtailer. Sentence curtailment Sentence ender, at times Sentence ender, maybe Sentence follower, sometimes Some people have life without it Something to be out on Special password in military usage. Spring from a pen Shortened-sentence recipient Someone who doesn't finish a sentence Some former inmates Some with convictions Sentence alterations Sentence shorteners Some prison release documents Springs from a cooler? Springs from a pen Similarly derived word. Source of Parian marble. Source of fine white marble Salivary gland Situated near the ear Sudden attack (of, eg, laughter) Sudden burst of emotion Some patterned floors "St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion)" singer John "St. Elmo's Fire" singer John "St. Elmo's Fire" theme singer John Salmon older than a fry Samlet Samlet; skegger Sixth consort of Henry VIII Sixth in a Tudor series Sixth of Henry VIII Sixth wife of Henry VIII Sixth wife of Henry VIII family Skegger Surname of "The Incredibles" Surname of the "Incredibles" superhero family salmon Young Actor