Letter S 239500–239750

Shortened title of a 17th-century allegory SOUTHEAST Polish river Stacking up, as objects or materials Stacking Supports for buildings, piers, etc. Something hard to take. Something that's bad when it's popped Sometime bitter item. Sort who's hard to tolerate Source of pep? Sugar-coated item. Sweater ball something that resembles a tablet of medicine in shape or size steal property by violence in war Stuff that doesn't stay in the container (but should) Shape of Lot's wife, saltwise Society mainstay Society stalwart Stalwart column Some brimless hats Signature chapeau for Jackie O Seat for a passenger behind a motorcycle seat for a passenger behind the rider of a motorcycle stupid or annoying person Sleeper's headrest Sofa cushion sleeper s support stuffed cloth bag for supporting the head in bed Some linen Sham battle. Sleepover activity, perhaps Sleepover free-for-all Sleepover hideaway Sleepover structures Some fort components Some get pink slips Sleuth on the case of the missing cushion? Samples from a doctor Some medication Some physician's samples Spoilsports, e.g. small Eurasian water fern Sculptor Germain Southwestern lagniappe "Sully's" profession S.A.C. man. Sample TV film Sample TV program Sample episode Series opener, often Series sample Series test Series' test episode Show's first episode Sitcom demo Sitcom precursor Sitcom sample Sitcom tryout Sitcom's test episode Sky chief Sky jockey Slim Pickens, in "Dr. Strangelove" Small flame that ignites a gas boiler Snoopy in a Sopwith Camel, e.g. Southwest driver? Southwest worker Spec episode Speculative episode Spirit employee Spirit guide? Starter in a gas range Steer a plane Steer a ship or plane Stengel or Durocher. Stove light Sully, notably System of a Down "Jet ___" series precursor TV adjunct someone who is licensed to operate an aircraft in flight Steered the plane Stalling may result from it Shark companion Stove flame S.A.C. men SAC members Samuel Clemens et al. Seattle players Sitcom samples Sitcom test-runs Sky ___ (chaplains) Some American workers Steers the ship Squid-eating dolphin family member Site of Skoda arms works. Stella Artois or Beck's Some light brews Sewing machine thread fiber Sheet cotton Shirtmaker's cotton Soft, strong cotton Strong cotton Strong cotton variety Strong, fine cotton Summer dress goods. Sonora natives Spanish paprika. Stuffing for olives Sweet red peppers Spanish pepper with a red fruit used as a vegetable Sweet red pepper Stuffed garnishes Saratoga alternative? site of the Preakness Stuffed olive Stuffed olives. Slick Rick persona Stereotypically ornate dresser Souped up, as one's ride, in early-two-thousands slang "Scarlet" literary hero Scarlet flower. Storied "scarlet" character Sign of acne Skin flaw Small knob of land small pus-filled spot on the skin Spotted in a troubling way Sneaker ___ (British electropop group) "Stick a ___ in it" Small fastener for a dress or a badge Safety or bobby follower Safety or rolling Safety or straight fastener Safety or tie Sash adornment Save, as a location in Google Maps Score a point in wrestling Seamstress' fastener Seamstress's fastener Seamstress's sticker Seamtress's sticker Secret digits Sewing sticker Sewing-basket item Short, straight, stiff piece of wire Small brooch Something that ends a wrestling match Something that rolls to make rolls Spare target Spare unit Staff on a green Steady's wear Stick to the top of a feed, as a tweet Sticker in a cushion Strike participant? Stripe type Success on a mat Symbol for protesting election results short thin piece of stiff wire with a point and head, for fastening things San Juan pineapple Spiny fruit Start of a coconut cocktail name Start of a drink Swim-up bar drinks Subtitle of a 1979 Rupert Holmes hit (with "The") Ship in a Gilbert & Sullivan work Sleeveless smock Sleeveless smocks S.A. fruits Spanish cloths. Spanish fruits. Spanish pineapples Something a parent encourages a kid to break Something beaten at a party in Mexico Something beaten up while hanging around Something made to be destroyed Something to bash at a bash, perhaps Something to bash at parties Stuffed party treat Supplier of candy and toys for kids Sweetheart at a party? Swinger at a party? Swinger's target at a party Swingers hit on them at parties Some arcade habitués Start of some spectacles? Sort of spectacles not much seen nowadays Spectacles of a sort Scorpion claw Small amount, or to steal stealthily Salt amount in some recipes Salt quantity Seasoning amount Slap inducer, perhaps Small quantity of salt Small recipe quantity Snuff quantity Steal a little salt? smooth surfaces can vellicate the teeth Suffer a certain injury small check woven into fabric Stole, in slang Stole bravado? Stepped in (for) Sub's single Sub's single, say Substitute at the plate Substitute facing the pitcher Substitute in an emergency Substitute slugger Stealing, so to speak Scarcely spending Spending sparingly Sever by squeezing Seasoning addition Steal wishing well money? Stick to a tight budget Silas Marner, say Steal draperies? Sub for speed, say Speedy baseball sub Speedy baseball substitute Shirley Temple wore them in "The Little Colonel" Seamstress's accessory Sewer storage site? Sewing-box item Sewing-kit accessory Sewers' conveniences Stuffed accessories Some technicians at the bowling alley? *Slender tree of northern North America Sappy material? Scent of some green candles Scent used for some kitchen cleansers Scotch or jack Show nostalgia Source of cones Source of cones and needles Source of pulpwood Source of some needles Source of some pesto ingredients Source of tar State tree of Ark. State tree of Arkansas, Maine, and North Carolina State tree of Maine State tree of Me. State tree of many states Stud wood Suffer, in a way Symbol of Maine Symbol of Maine forests.