Letter S 236250–236500

Schoolboy's correspondent. Snail mail buddy Snail-mail buddy Snail-mail correspondent Someone from whom you might collect exotic stamps Stately home for pigs? Snail-mail correspondents Some foreign correspondents Sam Williams' friend. Sam's friend Stephen Hawking colleague Stephen Hawking mathematical collaborator whose name ends with a flower Set on a desk Signature items Signature pieces? Signers of the Declaration of Independence? Signing ceremony needs Signing ceremony souvenirs Signing implements Signing needs Signing tools Signing-ceremony implements Signing-ceremony needs Sites of ink...or oinks Slips for U-boats. Slop sites Small enclosures. Small yards for animals. Some Matt Gaffney Crossword Contest prizes Some are fountains Some drug rep freebies Some have felt tips Some hotel freebies Some illustrators' tools Some may be felt Some swans Songwriting needs, w/paper Source of some black and blue marks Souvenirs from White House signings Sows' homes Spirograph kit items Staples of bank counters State prisons State prisons, briefly Stationery shop display Stationery store items Sties, e.g. Stock yards Stockyard collection Stockyard divisions Stockyard enclosures Stockyard sights Stockyard units Stylographs Submarine berths. Submarine docks Swords' superiors Site of U. S. Naval Air Station. Southern city that calls itself "America's First Settlement" (1559) Soft drink from the Sunshine State? Soft drink in Florida? Signature collection Something to get after work Superannuation Status of many a retiree Some retirees Sources of retirement income Service awards Seriously thinking Sitting with one's hand under one's chin, perhaps Sluices or floodgates. Symbol on a Pagan's jewelry, informally Start for gram or meter Star of many horror movies? Stalin's economic plans, e.g. Shape of Arlington? Shape of home plate Site of 25,000 workers Soccer ball sections Structures like one on the Potomac. Satanic star SOLID figure of five faces state of consisting of five parts series or measure of five feet Subatomic particle discovered by CERN in July 2015 Summer Olympics contest whose participants do the ends of the answers to the starred clues Series having five tones to the octave Strategy board game SEVENTH Sunday after Easter Shavuot Shed on the roof or top of large building So-called truth serum Sloping roofs, for short Suppressed, as feelings Supressed Second-to-last item in a list Syllable before the last Second last syllables of words. Second-to-last ones Some syllables Shaded area of a sunspot. Shadowy area Severe circumstances Severe frugality Status in "for poorer" category. SOUTH American laborer/labourer SRI Lankan foot soldier Schlub at the office Serf's kin Servant or serf relative Sonora laborer Spanish American labourer Spanish esne Spanish peasant Spanish word for the pawn in chess Spanish worker Status of the "wetback." Semibondage. Servitude system Some servitude State of servitude. System of servitude state of being a peon State of serfdom Spanish laborers Showy blossoms Showy fragrant flowers Some wedding arrangements State symbols of Indiana Showy spring bloomer Spring shower State flower of Indiana state flower Indiana basketballer "Sexiest Man Alive" magazine Soylent Green's most notorious ingredient (and it's NOT gluten) [Bruce Ryan] Streisand classic Streisand hit song Streisand hit: 1964 Streisand song Streisand standard Styne song: 1964 Subjects, perhaps Start of a beautiful quip Start of an insomniac's quip^PEOPLETHATSNOR Sidewalk café patron, perhaps Start of a quip by Bruce Patterson Start of a definition of good speakers Start of a quip by Bob Hope Sandburg poem, with "The." Site of Bradley U. Site of a Lincoln antislavery speech: 1854 Stand-in for Middle America Symbol of Middle America Symbolic show-biz city Stereotypical Middle American School squad goal? Sort of rally Spin class instructors have it in spades Spirit conjured by cheerleaders Spirit or energy Stimulating drug, informally Subject of some rallies ___ squad (morale booster) "Shoop" group Salt-N-___ Salt .N. ___ Salt's hip-hop counterpart Salt's musical partner Salt's partner Salt's partner, in old hip-hop Salt's rap partner Salt-N- ___ ('80s-'90s group) Salt-N-__ Salt-N-__ (hip-hop group) Salt-N-___ ("Let's Talk About Sex" group) Salt-N-___ (Rap group) Salt-n-__ (rap pair) Sandra Denton, in a hip-hop trio Sandra Denton, in hip-hop's "Whatta Man" trio Spice in a rap trio's name Stage name for hip-hop's Sandra Denton Stage name of rapper Sandra Denton School spirit promoters Spanish nickname for José Sale's companion in Italy Singer Aguilar with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Skunk Le Pew Skunk LePew Skunk in love with Fifi Skunk moniker Skunk seeking amour Spanish Philip, informally Spanish national football team goalkeeper Reina Spanish nickname Star of Looney Tunes' "for Scent-imental Reasons" Stinker Le Pew Stinky Le Pew Suave stinker Le Pew ___ Silvia (unseen "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" character whose existence fuels a conspiracy theory) Star of the Oscar-winning short "For Scent-imental Reasons" Star of the Oscar-winning short film "For Scent-imental Reasons" Stinker of cartoons Spice holder Short Frank Spanish boy's name. Skirts attached to coats. saffron robe Skirtlike dress addition Squash or cucumber Squash or melon Squashes, e.g. Suzy Sheep's friend ___ Pig Salt companion Salt neighbor Senator from Florida. Senator from Governor Warren's state. Shaker contents Shaker fill Shishito or serrano, e.g. Sneeze cause, sometimes Sneeze causer Sneeze-inducing condiment Sprinkle (with) Sprinkle or shower Spicy seasoning often found next to salt on the table salt and condiments found on restaurant tables sweet and hot varieties of fruits of plants of the genus Capsicum "Spicy" Angie Dickinson TV role Steak au poivre flavoring Seasoned, in a way Showered missiles on. Spiced. Salt shaker kin Saltshaker's companion Seasoning pungently Seasoned baseball player? Spicy dairy product? Smooth sweet treat Source of menthol. "Sir," to Marcie Schulz girl Spice Gal called "Sir" by Marcie Sweet lady? Song and dance of the '60s Spicy slice Super Bowl Sunday orders Salad items picked at the midpoint of their maturity Sprinkles freely. Self-defense option Seasoned wager? Sautéed entrée usually flavored with soy sauce