Letter S 261500–261750

Spool back Switches a tape recorder. Stop a bomb, perhaps Successfully defended one's title STATE differently Say differently Said differently Saying in a different way Spins, say States differently Substantially change Set back to the beginning, as a tape Set back to the beginning, as a tape Set back, as a tape Seal again, as a package Swathe anew Script change Script overhaul Script doctor Script doctor's function Second draft producer Script doctors Scrip versions Second drafts Second drafts of articles Second drafts, say Started over with neater penmanship, say Singing group from Minneapolis Secretary of State Tillerson Sergeant Preston's horse Servius Tullius, e.g., in ancient Rome Sheepdog in "Babe" Short-armed "Toy Story" character Silents director Ingram Singer Ritter Sleuth Stout Sleuth creator Stout Smith or Stout Spaniel in the Reagan White House Spot playmate Spot's bud Spot's playmate Stout author? Stout creator of Nero Wolfe? Stout handle? Stout in the mystery section Stout of mysteries Stout of whodunits Stout or Harrison Stout or Ingram Stout who created Nero Wolfe Stout who created a stout detective Super Bowl XLI losing quarterback Grossman Store name derived from the prescription symbol Short-haired cats Short-haired rabbits Slender domestic cats "Some Buried Caesar" "Say Yes to Heaven" singer Lana Del __ "Star Wars VII" protagonist "Star Wars" character from Jakku "Star Wars" cosplay option since 2015 "Star Wars" heroine mentored by Luke "Star Wars" heroine played by Daisy Ridley "Star Wars" sequel trilogy heroine "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" character "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" hero "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" heroine "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" protagonist "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" heroine "Summertime Sadness" singer Lana Del __ "Star Wars heroine who wields a lightsaber" San Luis, e.g. She befriends Finn in "The Force Awakens" She kissed Kylo Ren Singer Lana Del __ Skywalker of "The Force Awakens" Spain's Carlos I or II Spain's Felipe VI, to his subjects Spain's Juan Carlos, for one Spanish for "king" Spanish monarch Spanish sovereign Spanish throne occupant Spanish words king Surname of Curious George's creators Surname of the couple who created Curious George "Spanish word for 'king'" ___'s Syndrome "Seis" Felipes Shea shortstop Short stop Jose Shortstop Jose Shortstop JosŽ Some Iberian kings Spanish Kings Spanish Royalty Indian Spanish rulers Spanish sovereigns Spanish surname that translates to "kings" Speedy Mets shortstop Surname that means "kings" in Spanish Surname that's Spanish for "kings" Syndrome associated with asprin Setting of the Althing Site of a Page One resignation, April 2016 Site of a celebrated 1972 Spassky-Fischer match "Ship" in the "Star Wars" sequels Successor to Daladier, 1940. "Singin' in the Rain" actress Snotty Nose ___ Kids (First Nations hip-hop duo) Shah Mohammed ___ Pahlevi Shah Pahlavi Shah name ___ Shah Pahlavi, former leader of Iran ___ Shah Pahlevi Shah of Iran, 1941-79 Shift the commercial and the residential, say Split into new districts Split up differently, in a way Sections off differently Splits into new districts Stage name of the award-winning EDM producer Isabelle Rezazadeh Service where there isn't a nearby P.O. Some carriers' letters? Suburban P.O. designation Suburban mail rte. Suburban mail svc. Suburban svc. Some mail addresses: Abbr. Some mail designations: Abbr. Some mail rtes. Some mail services: Abbr. Second-oldest N.L. stadium Sen. who said "Suppose God is black" Sixties pol with eleven kids Stadium near the US Capitol Stadium that was the site of the 1969 All-Star Game Stadium where D.C. United plays Stadium where the Nats play Stadium where the Washington Nationals play Subj. of the 2006 film "Bobby" Subject of the 2006 film "Bobby," familiarly Subject of the movie "Bobby," for short __ Stadium, home of D.C. United ___ Stadium (D.C. United's home) ___ Stadium, home of the Nationals ____ Stadium (1994 World Cup venue) Some Cardinals: Abbr. Some NFL blockers Some NFL linesmen Some QB protectors Some football linemen, briefly Some gridiron positions, briefly Some linemen, briefly Some offensive linemen, briefly Some offensive linemen, for short Some teammates of QBs Spicules of sponges. Star of "Mission: Impossible", 1996 Speak with great enthusiasm Says with great enthusiasm Symphonic form Scott Joplin's opera heroine set in the American South South American leguminous shrub Scoreboard headers Scoreboard heading letters Scoreboard initials Scoreboard letters Something seen on a scoreboard after "123 456 789 10" "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" actress Caroline South American relative of the emu S American three-toed ostrich S. A. bird S.A. ostrich SOUTH American flightless bird Satelite of saturn Saturn's second-largest moon Second-largest Saturnian moon Second-largest moon of Saturn Seehorn of "Better Call Saul" Seehorn or Perlman She hid Zeus from Cronus She played Carla on "Cheers" She plays Carla on "Cheers" She plays Sabrina's Aunt Hilda She was Carla on "Cheers" She was called "Mother of the Gods." Shelley's "Cheers" nemesis Showerhead essential Sister and wife of Cronus Sister and wife of Cronus, in myth Sister of Cronus Sister of Phoebe, in myth Sitcom veteran Perlman So American ostrich. Source for exotic feather dusters South America Flightless bird of South American bird named for a Greek Titan South American bird resembling a small ostrich South American bird resembling the ostrich South American ratite South American runner Stand-up comedian Caroline Stand-up comic Butcher Swift South American bird Swift flightless bird She played Carla Tortelli on "Cheers" Sizable Patagonian denizens So. Amer. ostriches. Some big birds Some flightless birds Source for Argentine dusters South American birds. South American flock South American ostriches South American ratites South American runners She played Kim Wexler in "Better Call Saul" South African small antelope with slender neck and short straight horns S. Korea's first president S. Korean president: 1948-60 Seoul statesman. South Korea's Syngman South Korea's first president South Korea's first president Syngman ___ South Korean 1950s president South Korean President 2nd South Korean President. South Korean chief. South Korean leader Syngman South Korean notable. South Korean official. South Korean president who resigned in 1960 South Korean president, 1948-1960 South Korean president, 1948-60 South Korean resignee of 1960 South Korean who resigned April 26, 1960 Spring visitor to White House. Syngman Syngman of Korea Syngman ___ (first president of South Korea) Syngman ___ of S. Korea Syngman ___, first South Korean president Syngman ___, former president of Korea Syngman of Korean politics Syngman of Seoul Syngman of South Korea Syngman of South Korea capital statesman Korean