Letter S 248500–248750

sweater that is pulled on over the head Some muscle injuries Succeeds when it matters most Succeeds at surprisingly Stops for speeding Stops, as a speeder Soda pop pop-top Soda-can attachments Slots instruction Slots maneuver Set something off ___ someone's eyes (deceive) Send forth sprouts Start making an effort Step 1: Put in the work to improve "Scratch them your self girls," she says, so we do SOFT fruit part SOFT part SUCCULENT fruit, part of Sensational reading material Soft inner part of a tooth Soft part of fruit Solid bit of orange juice Solid bits in orange juice Solid part of orange juice Solid parts of orange juice Some fiction Stuff in the paper? Succulent part of fruit soft wet substance made from crushed or beaten matter Sensationalistic stories Sermon site Sermons originate from them Stand in church Sermon stories? stone gallery stone screen dividing nave and choir Startling Stories, e.g. Sci-fi mags of old Soft piths. softwood used to make paper Seiko brand Source of faraway waves Source of radio waves Source of waves in space Spinning neutron star Star first seen in 1967 Star that emits radio waves Star that spins Star that's also a source of radio waves Supernova leftover Small, dense stars Some neutron stars Stars that exhibit the "lighthouse effect" Show life Sign of life found at your wrist Savvy spot for a finger, in idiom Sentiments of an electorate Sign of a heartbeat Something a doctor may check Something a paramedic checks Something measured by holding fingers on the wrist Sphygmometer recording Sphygmus Steady beat Steady throb Seeds of a leguminous plant substance used for stuffing cushions shaped like a cushion SOUTH American carnivore Shoe brand named after a cat Shoe brand named for a cat Shoe brand repped by Skylar Diggins-Smith Shoe brand with a cougar logo Shoe brand with a leaping cat logo Shoe company with a big cat on its logo Shoe company with a cat in its logo Shoe named for a cat Single-colored big cat Sleek cat Sleek feline Sneaker brand endorsed by Walt "Clyde" Frazier Sneaker brand with a cat logo Sneaker named for a cat Sneaker with a formstripe Speedy cat Sponsor of Usain Bolt Stalking feline Swift feline Shoes with a feline logo Sneakers with cats on them Some big cats Some big felines Some wild cats Stalking cats S.A. language Spongy form of volcanic glass Stone used by pedicurists Stonelike abrasive Stuff in pencil erasers stone used on feet Strike repeatedly with the fists Strike with fists strike repeatedly with or as if with the fists Struck heavily Shell fixture Ship's engine part Shoe with a moderate heel Source of air or gasoline Source of gas or air Stylish shoe. Subject to relentless questioning. Shotgun option Shotgun-loading maneuver Scheme to inflate a stock's price, then sell Stock fraud scheme Service station attendant's fistful Something to carve Symbol of fall. Symbol of harvest time. Small square below an artsy jack-o'-lantern's smile? Some Thanksgiving fare Something plucked in fall U-PICK farms Shoe thrown by a jilted lass? Service-station fixtures Some heels Some high heels Some women's shoes Sorts of shoes Style of women's footwear Stylish women's shoes Supplies, as a steady flow of cash *Shout to a DJ Shout to a timid DJ? "Sherwood Florist," e.g. "Shoot first and ask Christian Slater," e.g. "Sign language is pretty handy," e.g. "Silent knight," e.g. "Some aquatic mammals at the zoo escaped. It was otter chaos!," for example "Some nylons will give you a run for your money," e.g. "Space jokes are out of this world!" e.g. "Sticks float. They wood." "Sticks float; they wood" is one (SHAMELESS PLUG) I'm a glutton for it Sample of wordplay Semantic antic Shakespeare forte Shakespearean cheapie Slain rapper Big ___ Smile producer So-called "lowest form of humor" So-called "lowest form of wit" Something that may not be intended Sometimes it's funny Sports headline, often Subject of a Swift essay Satirical weekly. Seaside puppet character Source of British humor. Strike; drink strike at with a clenched fist Strike back at Big Ben? Slapstick puppet show Start the daily grind Sangria holder, often Sangria vessel, often Site of a spiking Site of a spiking, perhaps Stadium for a boxing match? Score sheet for Tyson? someone who delivers punches Stationery store items (with "hole") Starts or ends a day of drudgery Spars during dance music? Start the workday, as far as payroll is concerned Start working, perhaps Start working, say Server at a prom, perhaps *Start one's workday, perhaps Sign in at a factory Spar rhythmically? Spar disco-style? Strict observance of formalities Showing great attention to correct behaviour Showing great attention to detail Strict attention to detail she was duly apprised of the raise Self-styled authority Sunday talk show guest Scholars and leaders of Dad Initiation Team invested in corny jokes (7) Sleigh drawn by one horse. Sleigh of "Jingle Bells" days. Strong, biting. sharp caustic Spicy substances Sleighs. Smaller and weaker Say "No TV for a week" to, perhaps Say "You're grounded" to, say Send to one's room without supper, say Subject to a fine, say Spanker, e.g. Spanks, perhaps Some pulp fiction gals? Some historical divisions of India Sex Pistols' genre Sid Vicious' movement Small-time hoodlum Smoldering substance. Spike-haired sort Spiky hair style Style that often includes safety pins substance that smolders when ignited Small-time hood's pottery? Sex Pistols fan, e.g. Some Warped Tour attendees Some rock enthusiasts Seat for a hooligan? Sex Pistols fan Sid Vicious, e.g. Second-rate missile? Shallow fruit basket small basket for fruit "Sanity clause" and others Salon names like Scissors Palace and Curl Up & Dye Samples of wordplay Some George Carlin jokes Some Groucho Marx humor Some crossword clues Some of Benny Hill's offerings Some puzzle clues Some wordplay Staple of Ogden Nash poems someone overly fond of making puns Sport move to clear the ball Small Thames boat Some do this rather than go for it Special teams play Special-team play Square-ended boat Special team member, in football someone who propels a boat with a pole Second half of a river boat's round trip? Sends the ball farther with a kick Small passenger boats, often propelled with a pole Shallow boats Small boats on the Thames Some football kicks Some special teams plays Stadium activities.