Letter S 256000–256250

Shortest-named spectrum hue Shreveport's river. Side in checkers Sign of a deficit Signal to stop Signature color of Valentine's Day Silly Skelton Sinclair Lewis nickname Sinclair Lewis's nickname Skelton Skelton or Buttons Skelton or Grange Skelton or Holzman Skelton or Smith Skelton, Barber or Buttons Smith or Barber Snoopy's Baron. Snow White's sister Rose ___ Some election map shading Some sails in the sunset Something seen in anger? Something you can't turn on, sometimes Something you might turn on Sommelier's recommendation with beef Sommelier's recommendation, maybe Sommelier's recommendation, perhaps Sore, say Sort of alert Sort of embarrassed Soviet, so to speak Sox color Spectral extreme Spectrum end Spectrum segment Spectrum start Spectrum's end Sports broadcaster Barber call Sportscaster Barber Sportswriter Smith Squiggly underline color Sriracha color Stalinite. Stereotypical fire hydrant color Stop indicator Stop light Stop on it Stop sign color Stop sign's shade Stop signal Stop-sign color Strawberry's color Strawberry's shade Strawberry, raspberry or cherry Strongly right-leaning Suggestion by a sommelier Suggestion by a sommelier, perhaps Suit color Sun smitten. Sunburn color Sunrise hue. Sweet and sour sauce color Swift album with "All Too Well" Symbol for stopping Symbol of danger or anger Symbol of deficit Symbolic love shade ___ Schoendienst. ___ Sea, between Africa and Arabia. ___ salmon (sockeye) Scarlet letter of fiction Shameful fictional symbol Shameful symbol in a Hawthorne novel Source of literary shame Stigma borne by Hester Prynne Stigma for Hester Prynne Stigmatic fictional symbol Stigmatizing mark someone who puts text into appropriate form for publication Stricken, in a way, as was done four times in this puzzle Sanitized sheet Shapes up, in a way Spy from behind the Iron Curtain. Softish hardwood used for cabinetry "Star Trek" situation STATE of readiness Signal of imminent attack Signal of imminent danger Signal of impending danger Signal to scramble Starfleet captain's declaration State of high alarm State of high readiness State of maximum readiness Scrambling Russian team Serious warnings Signals to scramble States of emergency Source of agar Source of the food thickener carrageenan Soviet seaweed? Sort of fort Sanguinary hill dweller Six-legged bug Stinging crawler Stinging pest Small stingers Source of many stings Stingy little bugs? Still-life fruit, perhaps Still-life item, perhaps Soviet military force Soviet military force ... or two ants Soviet military group Stalin's men. Shot out again. Sunburned and then some Simile by S. T. Coleridge See again Stamp anew, maybe Stamp over, as a milk carton small venomous Australian spider "Skating today" sign. Skating today! Sportscaster famous for his cruelty? Snoopy adversary Snoopy's aviator foe Snoopy's foe Snoopy's imaginary antagonist Snoopy's imaginary nemesis Snoopy's nemesis Strip's bête noire Staple in Creole cooking Scarlet flier Scarlet tanager or cardinal Scarlet tanager, e.g. St. Louis Cardinal St. Louis Cardinal, casually St. Louis Cardinal, informally St. Louis athlete, informally Scarlet tanager and cardinal, for two St. Louis Cardinals' nickname Singer Leon Singer Leon Actor State trees of Oklahoma "Sayonara" Oscar winner "Sayonara" Oscar-winner Side dish with sauerbraten Station VIP. Station aide Station porter Suitcase handler Something Benedict Cumberbatch dons as Doctor Strange Some porters Station porters Signal of a soccer ejection Soccer ejection indicator Soccer ejection sign Soccer penalty indicator Sends off the soccer pitch Serious soccer penalties Soccer boots ♥'s and ♦'s. Special kind of treatment Spot for shooting stars Spot for some celeb sightings Symbolic honor Special treatments Salmon roe, by another name Source of juniper oil Single penny Smallest unit of purchasing power, in an idiom Sign of health. Surface at Roland-Garros Soldier in 1778. Soldier of '76 so-called because of his red coat Soldiers of 1775. Sea creature used in jewelry Symbol on some first-aid kits Senator Dole once headed it Swiss-based relief group Symbol adapted from Swiss flag. Symbol of an international society. Symbol of humanity. Symbol on a first-aid kit Symbol respected worldwide "SNL" alum Chris "SNL" cast member Chris "Sanford and Son" actor Foxx "Sanford and Son" comedian's first name, which could be a cryptogram for his last name "Sanford and Son" first name "Sanford and Son" name SNL actor Chris Salmon's spawning area Sanford portrayer Foxx Sitcom star Foxx Sly Foxx Songwriter Evans Spawning area of trout Show embarrassment, in a way Sunburned, maybe Sign of embarrassment Shows bashfulness, in a way Shows bashfulness, maybe Shows embarrassment, perhaps Surpassing in rarity? "Sanford and Son" star of 1970s TV Sanford on "Sanford and Son" Sanford portrayer Sanford, John He was born SRI Lankan garment Slightly scarlet. Somewhat ruddy Sort of scarlet Strawberry blond feature Strawberry blonde locks Site claiming to be "the front page of the Internet" Site cofounded by the late Aaron Swartz Site that held the recurring social experiment r/place Site that includes r/crossword Site whose slogan is "The front page of the internet" Site with a smiling alien logo Site with an r/crossword page Social news website Social website with "AMA" sessions Some online tell-all sessions Salmons' spawning grounds Spawning grounds for trout or salmon Smallest kind of star in astronomy Star with low luminosity Saxophonist Rob She is "Woman" Singer Helen Actress Singer Helen who sounds prepared Singer from Australia Singer of "I Am Woman" fame Singer of the lyric "If I have to, I can do anything" Songstress from Down Under Songstress from Melbourne Some hennas SCOTTISH counsel Second-hand producer? Start over in cards Start the hand again Start the hand over Supplies with a new hand Supplies with new hands Started a new rubber Started a poker hand over Started the hand over