Letter S 251750–252000

Setting increased standards Showing less cleavage? Sultana-stuffed treat Shriveled-up grapes Sugar-rich fruit Sun-Maid snacks Some justifications Sauce served with biryani Sauce with yogurt and cucumber Seasoned yogurt dip of India SCOTTISH quarter of a year SCOTTISH year, quarter of "Silver Lining" album maker "Slipstream" album maker Bonnie "Slipstream" singer Bonnie "Something To Talk About" singer Bonnie "Something to Talk About" Bonnie "Something to Talk About" Grammy winner "Something to Talk About" Grammy winner, 1991 "Something to Talk About" singer "Something to Talk About" singer, 1991 "Something to Talk About" vocalist Bonnie She famously covered Prine's "Angel from Montgomery" She won three Grammys for her 1989 album "Nick of Time" Singer Bonnie Singer Bonnie Actress Singer John of musicals Singer John or Bonnie Singer inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2000 Singer with the 5x platinum album "Nick of Time," 1989 Singer with the Grammy Album of the Year "Nick of Time" Singer with the album "Nick of Time" Singer-actor John Singing star John ___. Star in "Pajama Game." Star of "Pajama Game." Star of musical stage Star of musical theater Singers Bonnie and John Singers John and Bonnie Snare for singer Bonnie? Sahib's rule Scott's "The __ Quartet" Setting for many a Kipling story Sheldon's friend on "The Big Bang Theory" Sheldon's pal on "The Big Bang Theory" Sovereign in India, once Sovereignty in India Sanskrit name meaning "king" Sri Lankan king Subcontinent prince Subcontinent sovereign Subcontinental potentate Subcontinental royal Subcontinental royal (Var.) Seventh Muslim month Slugger Hornsby's nickname. Southeast Asian king Srinagar noble Some Eastern dignitaries Some historical royals Some Hindu royalty Some Indian nobles Some Indian royals Some Indians of nobility Some kings and princes Some members of Indian royalty Some royal Indians South Asian rulers Son of Indira Son of Indira Father of SLOPE backwards Sand trap accessory Sand trap smoother Sand trap tool Sand-trap necessity Sand-trap smoother Search through carefully. Shed item used in autumn Shed item used in the fall Slant, as a ship's funnels. Slant, as a ship's masts. Slant, as of a mast Smooth the flower bed Spray with gunfire Stable tool Stravinsky's made progress Stylish pleasure-seeker Subject of Hogarth engravings and new opera. Subject of several Hogarth paintings Subtraction from a poker player's profit Sweep the length of Symbol of St. Barnabas, whose saint day comes at hay harvesting time skinny person Scraped together as hay. Scraped together. Searched minutely with ("over"). Searched thoroughly through Slanted, as a ship's mast. Smoothed over, as a sand trap Smoothed over, in a way Smoothed sand traps Smoothed the soil Smoothed the soil, in a way Smoothed, as a sand trap Sprayed with fire. Swept into a leaf pile Swept, as with the eyes Scooped up, as one's chips Skim the profits share of profits, esp one that is illegal or given as a bribe Skimmers' skimmings Suburbanite in autumn Suburbanite in the fall, perhaps Suburbanite, on some autumn days Suburbanites, in autumn Scrapes together, as poker chips: 2 wds. S European liquor Spirits used in Europe and East. Strong eastern drink strong fruit-based alcoholic drink popular in the Balkans Scraping together. Successful in business Sumatran raft SOUND of lung Sickly breathing sound Smoker's sound Sound detected with a stethoscope Sound heard by stethoscope. Sound heard through a stethoscope Sound heard through a stethoscope, sometimes Sound heard via a stethoscope Sound made from rough breathing Sound of breathing. Sound through a stethoscope, perhaps Stethoscope sound Stethoscope sounding Subject of "Carabasset" sound Breathing Sir Walter Sir Walter ___, favourite of Elizabeth I Sir Walter or N.C.'s capital Southeastern capital Salon goo in a North Carolina city? Sir Walter and others Sounds heard with a stethoscope Sounds of breathing. Schumacher of auto racing Slackening in tempo: Abbr. Slower, in music: Abbr. Slower: Mus. abbr. sempre forte Scored 6 runs in the ninth Stages a comeback Scoring attack Sedgman-Kramer exchange. Series of tennis shots Sharp rise on Wall Street Sports comeback Sports-car event Stage a comeback Support meeting Surge on Wall Street Superstitious fan's backward garment Sports car event Sports car event (var.) SERBIAN area measure SERBIAN measure Sailor Rackstraw. Sampson of the 1980s-'90s N.B.A. See one's lunch again Sen. Flanders of Vermont. Sheryl Lee ___ (actress who sang a verse from Dianne Reeves's "Endangered Species" when accepting her Emmy for "Abbott Elementary") Sitcom bus driver Some blamed him for Al's 2000 loss to George Springtime barnyard newborn Saint Louis athlete Saint rival Sam Bradford or Aries Seven-time "Motor Trend" Truck of the Year Shearable male Shearling's dad Shearling, maybe Sheep date? Sheep of the zodiac Sheep with horns Sheep's dad Sheepish fellow? Shofar horn source Shofar source Shofar's source Shove forcibly Shropshire male Siege-ending tool Sieging weapon Sierra rival Sign between fish and bull Sign of Aries Slam from behind Smack into Smash against SoFi Stadium NFL player SoFi Stadium football player, or a sheep SoFi Stadium footballer SoFi Stadium player Something that makes a ewe turn? Southdown male Space where programmers work? Spec for a new notebook St. Louis athlete St. Louis footballer St. Louis gridder St. Louis pro Storage acronym Strike against with force. Strike against with great force. Strike headfirst Strike solidly Strike with force Strike with great force. Strike, in a way Super Bowl LIII loser Symbol for Aries Symbol of Aries strike or drive against with a heavy impact SARASVATI, father of SITA, husband of Santha ___ Rau, Indian writer. Santha ___ Rau. Seventh avatar of Vishnu Seventh incarnation of Vishnu Siamese king Siamese ruler. Sita's husband, in myth Sita's love, in Hindu lore Sita's spouse Slayer of Ravana in Hindu myth Spectacular suffix Spin-o-___ (360-degree hockey maneuver) Starship in a Clarke story Start of a 1961 nonsense song Subject of many Sanskrit epics Suffix for bowling alleys and cinés Sister brand of Days Sister brand of Super 8 Sister brand of Travelodge Sacred Islamic month Sacred month of the Moslem year. Shawwal preceder Shelters on the beach