Letter S 246000–246250

Singer with the 1960 #1 album "G.I. Blues" slice in advance Stain-fighting liquid Stain-removal cycle Separate by zip code sort in advance Saves on postage Saves on postage, perhaps STRAIN forward Sign on a reporter's car or hat. Silk ___ (hair straightening technique) Silk ___ (hairstyling method) Smooth out with an iron Smooth out, as pants Smooth out, as skirts Some conference attendees Specialty grill Squeeze juice from Sales rep who visits metal shops? Star promoter Star's publicity seeker Star-maker. Scribes' roost. Sports reporters' spot Stadium area for reporters Stadium enclosure Stadium part Scrum, say Setting for a resignation announcement, maybe Source of news. Some Air Force One passengers Smoosh squeezed hard Squeezed melody? Spreadable delicacy Shook a lot of hands Software installation direction Sartorial aide Session with the media, informally Sine qua non, for newspapers. Sources of literature Symbols of free speech Shake hands, à la L.B.J. Senate section Shanghaiers' kin Scottish reporter's garment? Small hawk that delivers papers? Some newspaper employees Start of a touch-tone telephone instruction Start of an automated message sequence Some fake nails Statement for the media Sarah Sanders spot Salinger to Kennedy. Stop tinkering with an email Stop on a publicity tour Sales tactic Sensitive spot Something required for diamonds to form Stressful situation Snacks for stress eaters? Spandex product Spot to apply shiatsu Spot to stop bleeding stamp in advance Sleight of hand or conjuring for magicians Shell-game operator, for one Sleight-of-hand artist Succes d'estime Succès d'estime Scored very quickly? Smoke and mirrors word Superfast tempo "Sergeant ___ of the Yukon" "Sergeant ___ of the Yukon" (old radio and TV series) Sgt. ____ of the Yukon Star of "The Music Man" Sister brand of FRAM Super Flush maker store in advance Shout upon pulling Dorothy's dog out of a hat? Stanley's well-known verb. Stanley's word Strong probability. survey in advance Sandwich chain whose name is French for "ready to eat" Sandwich chain whose name is French for "ready to eat" (... letters 3-4 and 6-8) Seventh grader, e.g. Sixth grader, e.g. Sixth-grader, e.g. Sixth-grader, typically Sixth-grader, usually Still a kid Seventh graders, usually Sixth-graders, usually Some juveniles Son of James II of England. Status of Charley's aunt. Sails under false colors So-called, in Provence Something done for show. Showy; pompous. Snob's attitude Surpassing: Comb. form Signifying past time: Gram. Some academic diagnostics Stalking-horse Stated motive Supposed purpose Supposed reason S African city SOUTH African Mother City SOUTH African administrative capital Seat of South Africa's executive branch South Africa's administrative capital South African capital South African city South African city where Mandela was inaugurated South African metropolis Stain looseners on washday Somewhat: Colloq. "Sleep, my ___" Saloon snack Salted cracker Salty snack often twisted into a knot Snack that's knotty but nice? Stick in the cupboard, maybe Street vendor's snack Snack served with beer Speak evasively stray from the truth stop from doing something or being in a certain state Security at a media happening? Some late-game football tactics See it first Show for critics SAW in advance Saw an out-of-town play opening. Sneak showings Sneak peek, informally Sneak peek, modern-style Sneak peek: Var. Sneak showing, informally Sneak showing: Var. Soften at the factory, as jeans Some manufacturers do it to thread School head, slangily Stassen, for instance. Subject to being pursued Salmon, to bears Scammer's quarry Sea lions, to sharks Seal, to an orca Seals, to great white sharks Seals, to killer whales Seals, to orcas Seals, to sharks Seek for victims. Serengeti victims Sheep, to dingoes Sheep, to wolves Sitting duck, potentially Small Game 32-card Small animals, often Small game, e.g. Small game, often Snake, to a mongoose Snakes, to mongooses Sought by the Harpies. Sparrow, to a sparrow hawk Stalked one Stalker's object Stalker's victim Sought a victim Stalking animal Stalking lion, e.g. Seeks victims. Seizes and devours, with "on" Stalks, with "on" Selina Meyer, in some seasons of "Veep" scandal's fitz, informally Spin doctor's org. Spin-doctor agency Spinning group Spinning thing Spin doctors' employers, for short "Science Friday" producer Sawlike: Comb. form Sawlike: Prefix Sale item? Sen. Daniel. Sen. Daniels. Shopper's interest. Showcase guesstimate on a TV game show Singer Leontyne Something that's asked Soprano Leontyne Star of 1953's "House of Wax" Sticker datum Sticker item Subject of haggling synonym for cost synonym of cost Selling for, with "at" Set a market value Set an asking figure Set the cost Sudden drop in cost Sales brochure feature Sales rep's reference Statistics for salesmen. Salesman's appurtenances. Shoppers' reading matter Store's competitive guarantee Salesman's estimate Sales agents' offerings Sticker shock symptom? Shopper's cost consideration Spender's span Spending span Setters of values. Some grocery store workers Store workers with guns Shopping considerations Sticker figures Sets a value on a Constitutional privilege? Shock source, sometimes Sleeve attachment, perhaps Sleeve attachment, sometimes Source of shock, at times Source of sticker shock Sticker shock source Store label Store stickers Shoppers' delights Setting one back the most Sleeping Beauty's injury Sleeping Beauty's wound Stuck by a Thorn relative Stuck by a thorn Small spike on which to stick a candle. Sharp tingle, as of fear Syringe sensations Stephen Frears biopic about playwright Joe Orton Self-satisfied emotion Sense of one's own dignity. Serengeti family Serengeti group Serengeti roarers Simba's family