Letter S 253500–253750

Speed, say Speed; value Speedometer reading, e.g. Standard fare Score perfectly, as a dive Some loan specifications Specifications of interest Seeded in tennis Stood well Suitable for the most impressionable gamers Safe for all audiences Safe for all viewers Safe for kids Safe for young viewers, in a way Squeaky clean, say Suitable for all ages Suitable for all ages, as a movie Suitable for all ages, filmwise Suitable for all moviegoers Suitable for all viewers Suitable for family viewing Suitable for little kids Suitable for the whole family Suitable for almost all audiences, per the MPA Suitable for most Suitable for most audiences Suitable for most movie audiences Suitable for most movie viewers Suitable for most moviegoers Somewhat steamy, maybe Suitable for mature viewers Suited for high schoolers, on video game packaging Step taken by the Federal Reserve to manage inflation . . . and what's illustrated by this puzzle's circled squares Some announcements from the Fed Score a mad software thief? Small carnivorous animal S. African badgers. Second-___ (also-ran) Seeder of sorts Small, popular yacht: Slang Standard and Poor's, for one Standards overseer Star distributor Star-system explorer? Survey taker, at times Scorers Some Consumer Reports employees Some critics Star assigners Star bestowers Scolds vehemently. Shipper's posting Shipper's postings Speeds, e.g. Stands well Sticker on a small business' front door Snitch, redundantly Schieffer's predecessor Somewhat, Dan *Seedy hotel room Seedy abode Small dirty uncomfortable room Small, nasty home Squalid environment Squalid place Symbolic place for wasted money. Small, hidden entrances in the walls of old houses Seedy dwellings Seedy environments Small, dirty apartments Squalid abodes Squalid lodgings Squalid places Subterranean tavern Signer of a bill. State, for an amendment to the Constitution, e.g. Sailor's grade. Sponsor's concern. score that indicates rhe quality of something score that indicates the quality of something score that indicates the quality of something often seen on movies or video games standing or position on a scale Super Bowl stats that are usually high Sweeps Week concern Secant, e.g. Sine or cosine Sine or cosine, e.g. Sine or cosine, essentially Sine or cosine, say Sine or secant Sine or tangent Sine or tangent, e.g. Sine, cosine or tangent Sine, e.g. Sine, essentially Sine, for example Sine, for one Situation in which a post receives more replies than likes Six-to-one, e.g. Specific gravity, e.g. Statistical bit Student-teacher ___ Student-teacher calculation, say Share as determined by supply. Share of the supply Share; portion Statement of reason Statement of reasons. Statements of reasons. State of having sound judgment Sensible cipher? Singer's tribute to good judgment? "Sleeping on the job? No, I call it_____" Soldiers' food. Supplies in limited quantities Secants and cosecants Sine and cosine Sine and cosine, e.g. Sine and cosine, for two Sine, cosine and tangent Sines and cosines Sines, cosines, etc. Sines, e.g. Some investing stats Some investment criteria Some investment stats Supposed formation resulting from rodent tails' getting stuck together Ship rope Small, tarred rope Sailing ship "steps" Ship's ladder step Step of rope ladder. Ship ropes that serve as steps Ship's rigging ladders Shroud ropes. Small ropes on ships Short time: Sp. Santa Fe Trail pass Sell down the river, in a way Sell out, like a snitch Sing about Sing at Sing Sing? Sing to the Feds Sing to the cops Sing to the heat Sing, as to the cops Snitch about Snitch out Squeal (2 wds.) Shoot sprouting from a plant's base Sprout from the root of a plant [1966] Sugar cane stalk. Sprouted from an old root. Shoots from plant roots Short times: Sp. Some NASA takeoffs Sinatra and chums Sinatra and friends Sinatra circle Sinatra's save-everything pal? Sinatra's group et al. Substance used to eliminate rodents Skull-and-crossbones site Squealer's just deserts? Something to take a vacation from Stressful corporate routine Struggle to get ahead Sources of daily pressure Stressful existences Stressful lifestyles Sport where the fastest rodent wins? Souped-up junker "Subliminible" word of recent times Scornful exclamation: Slang. Scourge of Hamelin Scurrying double-crossers? Scurrying mammals Sewer critters Sewer denizens Sewer rodents Sewer scurriers Ship deserters Ship stowaways Sings like a Soprano-hater Sinking-ship deserters Sinking-ship quitters Slangy "Bah!" Slangy exclamation of scorn. Slum scurriers Slum vermin Snitches (on) So-and-sos Some four-legged pests Some lab stock Some maze runners Some quadruped vermin Some rodents Some stowaways at sea Something an unsuccessful exterminator might shout? Spills the beans (on) Squeakers and squealers Squeals (with "on") Star in reverse Star's reversal Subjects of many tests Subway frequenters Subway rodents Subway sandwich enjoyers, perhaps? Subway scurriers Some rodenticides Scene of disarray Snarled-up mess of debris Snarly hair: colloq. Scenes of disarray Scenes of disorder Sites of great disorder Some rodent homes Sells out, in a way Sings about Story from Remy? Stephen Pearcy band Sewer bottom? Style that's long behind Styling comb ___ serpent (fer-de-lance) Some hairstyles in punk fashion Some rodent appendages Styling combs STEM of palm Schoolmaster's switch Slender-stemmed palm Stem for wickerwork. Stem of climbing palm used in wickerwork Sunroom furniture material Spiny palms Stems for wickerwork. Some drum sounds Sound of tapping. Start of a beat Start of a good knock Sewer-dwelling Pokémon Sang at the station Sang to the cops Sang to the man Snitched (on) Snitched on, with "out" Sold out, with "on" Squealed (on) Squealed on, with "out" Sold down the river, in a way