Letter S 257500–257750

Some who whistle while they work Some zebras Sports "zebras" Sports arbiters Sports judges Sports men: Abbr. Sports officials, briefly Sports officials, for short Sports officials: Abbr. Stripe wearers Striped officials Striped officials, familiarly Striped pros Striped shirt wearers Striped whistlers Striped-shirt wearers Something racers do at pit stops Stop at a pit stop Stop at the pump Stop at the pump again Stopped at a gas station Stopped at an island, maybe Stops at the pump Storm shelter, say Sought sanctuary, old-style Some immigrants Shining very brightly Some stores don't give them Spring checks from the I.R.S. Say "No, thanks" to Say no to; rubbish Scow load Stuff destined for the dump Said no when offered Spurner Saying no to Show to be invalid. Successfully argue against, in court "___ Strikes Back" (Elton John album) Short form for a king’s decree Shell choice: Abbr. Short bylaw? Short rule? Size of a sports coat, in short Small rule Smythe who created Andy Capp Something to fill up with: Abbr. Starbucks Grande, everywhere else: Abbr. Std. at the gas pump Suit size (Abbr.) Suit tag designation Suit tag letters Suit-tag letters Succeed in reaching again. Succumb to a yo-yo diet Stop a trip? Splendid and stately Splendidly stately Suitable for a king Suitable for a queen Suitable for a sovereign Suited for Her Highness She treated her houseguests with good food every night Show a really good time Showed a great time to Showed a really good time Scepter, crown, robe, etc. Soup-and-fish Special dress Splendid clothes. state or condition of being royal Sec. of the Treasury Second daughter of King Lear. Shakespeare character who asks "To whose hands have you sent the lunatic king?" Shakespeare character who says, "Jesters do oft prove prophets" Shakespearean daughter Shakespearean false flatterer Shakespearean princess Shakespearean villainess. She gave Lear the air Sister of Cordelia Father of Sister of Cordelia and Goneril Sister of Goneril Sister of Goneril Father of Sister of Goneril and Cordelia Small cheer for King Lear. Sign-off for a letter. Sailboat race Sailing competition Sailing event Sailing or rowing race Sailing race Sails event? Series of boat races Shell game of a sort SLOOPS Sails events? Shells may be in them Sovereign substitute Sovereignty substitute status or period of office of a regent serving to regenerate Shopping street in London's West End Someone ruling on behalf of another Sovereign's stand-in Sovereign's sub Spokesman for Feisal II. Stand-in for a king Stand-in for monarch Stand-in king State education official. Status of a member of the ruling group in Egypt. Substitute ruler Substitute scepter-wielder Surrogate sovereign someone who rules during the absence or incapacity or minority of the country's monarch School examinations in New York State. Some rulers Some university officers State-wide exams in N. Y. Substitute rulers Ska kin Ska relative Sound from Jamaica Some Jamaican groups Slugger Jackson STATE control of salt, tobacco, etc. STATE monopoly of salt, tobacco, etc. state monopoly System of rule SYSTEMATIC course of living Scarsdale export System of diet and exercise Systematic course. Systematic routine Systematic routines Section of an army Subject to order Subject to uniformity. subject to rigid discipline, order, and systematization Strictly organized Systems of government. Systems of rule. SIGARD, foster father of Sask. city Saskatchewan capital Saskatchewan capital visited by royalty. Saskatchewan's "Home of the RCMP" Saskatchewan's capital Saskatchewan's second-largest city, after Saskatoon Scarth Street locale Singer/songwriter Spektor Site of Riel's trial Slave ___: Catholic prayer Soprano Resnik She played a best-selling author in {/Girls Trip/} Salesperson's domain Section on a map Several departments, maybe Sales districts "Super Millionaire" host's first name Scholarship high school in N.Y.C. St. ___ River, New York. St. ___ River, in the Adirondacks. St. ___, river into the St. Lawrence. St. ___, variety of raspberry. Singer's voice range Social or cash follower Signed up, as to vote signed in Special-handling designation at the post office Shot putter? someone responsible for keeping records Something a bride may have Sliding door groove Sliding-door channel Sliding-door grooves Seal an envelope again Stick again SANDBOX tree fruit Score again, as a test paper Score again, as an exam Sloped anew Share someone else's Insta post Salute anew Shake hands with again Sadness associated with some disappointment Sense of dissatisfaction sorrow for something done "Sorry, I can't come" Send ___ (refuse politely) Sinatra had a few Some invitees send them Sprouted again Sprouted anew Stopped tweezing one's eyebrows, say Sharpen again. Sprout anew Shortened term for official rules or requirements Short rules? Short standards? Size category for shirts, briefly Soldiers of the standing army: Abbr. Standard operating procedures, for short Standards, briefly Standing army men: Abbr. Stds. of conduct Subs' superiors Soldiers' group: Abbr. Soldier in uniform Steady customer Standing military body Some men's jacket sizes Some team players Starting team Subject to restraint Scuba device Soldier keeps to rules I lay down Star in Leo Salt formation, in India Salt mixture of India Second presentation of the evidence: Abbr. Short therapy Sidelined athlete's program Sobering process, for short Some United Way work Some therapy, for short Song of the Year at the 2008 Grammys Spot to clean up Spot to get clean Starting-over place Step toward recovery Step-by-step procedure Straightening-out place Strengthening place stint Drying-out facility Sites for drying out? Shakespearean star (1859–1916). Star in Daly's Theatre. Star of the Gay Nineties. Surname of Augustin Daly's famous star. Straighten, as a picture Suspend once more Shifts a portrait Set after melting "Same old" summary Same old discussion Same old same-old Same old stuff Same old stuff, in new form