Letter S 238500–238750

Snap-shots Snapchat fodder Session with the camera Software for touch-up artists Software used to manipulate images Software with crop and marquee tools STAR, surface layer of SUN, surface layer of the SYNTHETIC process Soak up the sun, say Seeking the light Strip in a chem lab SOUNDS forming a definite melodic or thematic feature (mus.) Say in a certain way Say in a particular way Section of a sentence See 27D Sentence chunk Sentence excerpt Sentence snippet Sequence of meaningful words Sequence of notes Sequence of words Shopworn saying Short coherent group of words Short expression Short musical passage Short, pithy expression. Something sometimes coined Something to coin Syntactic unit stylist Sentence fragments Sentence sections Sentence segments Sentence units Short, forceful expressions. Slogans, e.g. Some "Wheel of Fortune" answers Skull-reading: Abbr. Skull expert. SKULL bone formation, interpretation of the STUDY of the skull Skull study Skull-centered pseudoscience Study of skull bumps. She modeled Aphrodite for Praxiteles. Some chem-class measurements System in which coffee is a 5 and milk is a 6 Something that may challenge our basic assumptions? Sound imitative of a bullet's impact. Sound of a bullet on target. Sound of a bursting bullet. Sound of deflation Sounds of bullets. Southwestern hub, for short study of algae study of the evolution of species Suffix meaning "leaf" Sweats might be worn during it Sort of exam Stan Musial's assignment. SOMERSET MAUGHAM Spock, e.g. Scientist who studies atoms Spectrometer reader SCIENCE of heat Science of matter Science subject Science that deals with the phenomenon spelled out by 10 missing letters in this puzzle Subject with force science of the properties of matter and energy study of matter Start of a comparison Soccer team's doc skull formation reading SCIENCE of the functioning of living organisms STUDY of how the body and its parts work or function Study of normal functions of organisms Suffix with neo- and zoo- substance from plants used as an energy supplement STUDY of plant diseases Singer Zadora Singer-actress Zadora Singer/songwriter __ Mia Songstress Zadora Stacy's "Butterfly" co-star Starch-yielding herb. Sundhage of U.S. Soccer Sundhage who coached the U.S. to two soccer gold medals She sang "La Vie en Rose" Singer Edith Singer Edith known as "The Little Sparrow" Singer Edith: 1914–63 Singer born Édith Gassion Singer called "Little Sparrow" Singer called "The Little Sparrow" Singer known as the "Little Sparrow" Singer known as the Sparrow Singer known as the Sparrow of Paris Singer nicknamed the "waif sparrow" Singer on the album "The Voice of the Sparrow" Singer whose life was made into a 1980 hit play Singer with the live albums "Récital 1961" and "Récital 1962" Smoky-voiced singer Edith Sparrow of the boites Swiss Psychologist Giant of a Swiss child psychologist Swiss child psychologist Jean Swiss developmental psychologist Swiss psychologist Jean Spinal cord surrounder Small keyboard So as barely to be heard Serkin or Watts Serkin, Casadesus, etc. "Shine" prop Steinway product, often Saloon instrument Saloon music maker Sam played one in "Casablanca" Sam's instrument in "Casablanca" Schroeder's instrument Schroeder's instrument in "Peanuts" Schroeder's love Schroeder's play thing? Schroeder's prop Schroeder's toy Schroeder's toy instrument Scott Joplin's instrument Serkin played it Serkin's forte. Serkin's instrument Set of ivory keys. Sir Elton John's instrument Site of dozens of keys Site of many hammers Soft, to Solti Soft: Music. Soft: Italian. Soft: Mus. Soft; musical instrument Softly, in scores Softly, musically Softly, on scores Softly, to Arrau Softly, to Masur Softly, to Ozawa Softly, to Serkin Softly, to Solti Softly, to Solti Conductor Softly, to a composer Softly: Mus. Source of grand sounds? Source of some rags Spinet or baby grand Spinet or grand Spinet, say Spinet; upright Spot for hammers Square or upright. Staple of ragtime music Station for the Ragtime Kid Steinway creation Steinway or Baldwin Steinway or Yamaha Steinway, e.g. Steinway, for one Steinway, say site Bench Sam's place in "Casablanca" Setting for a Billy Joel classic Spot for cocktails and music Spot to savor old standards Spot with cocktails and live music Seat for a recital performer Seat for a concert keyboard player Spot to store sheet music Steinway seat, perhaps Steinway seating Support for a key player? Steinway parts Self-playing instrument Self-playing instrument of "Westworld," e.g. Self-playing instruments Self-playing keyboards Supporters of the Baldwins? "Sing us a song, you're the ___" Semi-autobiographical Billy Joel song *Sam in "Casablanca," e.g. Saloon entertainers Subject of a 2007 YouTube sensation *Scales are part of it Schubert's 'Trout,' e.g. Series of hole notes? Saloon amenities Some Yamahas Some are upright Some bar features Some bar fixtures Some uprights Sometimes they're dueling Spinet and grand Spinets Spinets and baby grands Spinets, e.g. Stage filler for a "monster concert" Steinway products Steinway wares Steinways, e.g. Sheet music for Van Cliburn, say Showcase for a keyboardist Solos for keyboardists Seat for a keyboardist Seat for a ragtime player Serkin's support Support for a certain player Supporter of Liberace? Something hammers hit Steinway & Sons' line? Sask. village Singer Zadora and namesakes Spinal cord surrounders Saigon money. standard monetary unit of South Vietnam Square in Rome Soft drink Mr. ___ Soft drink now with more cinnamon flavor Soft drink surname Some covalent atomic attractions, in chemistry Slang term for a photograph Snapshot in text messages, informally Slang for a quick photograph Selfie, say Short snap Short snapshot Shot for a photog Shot on Facebook Shot surrounding the answers to starred clues Snap or 'gram Snap story upload Snap, shot, or snapshot Snapchat post Snapchat snap Snapchat transmission Snapchat transmission, for short Snapchat upload, briefly Snapfish product, for short Snapshot for short Snapshot or film