Letter S 277500–277750

Support at the meeting Support for a motion Support, as a motion Subordinate persons. SAT venue Spot behind the pitcher Stop after first on a baseball diamond Slower method of sending Style seen in between washes second of eight positions from which a parry or attack can be made in fencing Supported a motion Supported the motion Supported, as a motion SUPPORTER of motion Supporter of a motion. Subordinate player Subsidiary role "Safe upon the solid rock the ugly houses stand" poem Stop on the way from 0 to 60? Students' bargains Servants in waiting? Song from "Funny Girl" Song heard in "Funny Girl" Sequel to a romantic getaway Ship's executive officer *Substitute squad Something deeply engrained Something one can do without thinking Swimming or riding a bike, for most people See another doctor for this Silver medalist's position Sale goods, perhaps Shot clock units Slightly inferior wares Some helpings Stopwatch divisions Soothsayer's ability Sequels Sequel writer's work? Sequel writer's other job? Scrub suit wearer? Some people sitting on benches Subs, for starters Support a proposal, at a meeting Support a proposal, in a meeting Something a runner may catch Something caught near the end of a race? Silent prayer. Spy's byword Surprise party requirement state of being secret state of concealment or confidentiality "Shh! It's a ___!" Security classification. Skeleton in the closet, e.g. Skeleton, so to speak Something a gossip can't keep Something confidential Something hard to keep. Something kept in confidence Something not to tell Something only a few people know Something to whisper Something you shouldn't spill Spy's find Spy's quest Spy's stock-in-trade Stamp on a dossier Step above confidential Subject of Garry Moore's program. Sender of an anonymous valentine, perhaps Sender of an unsigned valentine Senders of unsigned love letters Staff of the U. N. State office of the papacy. Special days in the spring Status honored during the diagonal occasion, in April Song in which Johnny Rivers unmasks a Far East spy? (1966) Show-of-hands alternatives Something that might make you mix your words? Some spy materials Spies use them for disguise Spy writings Soda you might drink from a flask? Spirit away, say Squirrel, at times Spy's recipe part? SYNTHESIS and passage from a gland, process of substance that is released from a cell, organ, or gland Setup in the Batcave Supervillains' hideouts, perhaps Sweet song, by Webster and Fain: 1953 Saliva-producing organism, e.g. Spy's entry requirement Strategy for throwing a surprise party, e.g. Something you can't get in a restaurant Spies seek them Spies' quest Spy's objectives. State or trade Stuff coming out of a leak? Sub rosa items. Special ingredient, so to speak, that makes something successful Subtle element in a success story ... and what's revealed by each set of circles Steps behind closed doors? Soap opera of 1954-74, with "The" Special device Spy's countersign, perhaps Staple feature of Groucho Marx's "You Bet Your Life" Short moments Short moments, for short Short spans Short times, for short Sixty make a min. Slangy instants Small tics Some ticks Stopwatch count, for short Stopwatch ticks: Abbr. Stopwatch units, briefly small unit of time for short small units of time for short Splinter group Schism group Schismatic group Separatist movement Shakerism, e.g. Shakers or Mennonites Shakers or Quakers Shakers, but not movers Shakers, e.g. Shakers, for example Shakers, for one Shaktism or Waldenses Shi'ites, e.g. Shia or Sunni Shia or Sunni Islam, e.g. Shia subdivision, e.g. Shia, e.g. Shiite or Sunni Shiites or Amish Shiites or Sunnis Side splitting? Small collection of prayers? Small faction Small group of believers Small party Small religious group Smallish branch Something split off Spin-off Religious Spin-off group Splinter result Splintered church group Splintered group Splintered-off followers Split from the main body Split-off group Sub division of religious group Subdivision of a religion Subsidiary order Suffix for inter or bi Sunni or Shi%60a Sunni or Shi`a Sunni or Shia, e.g. Sunni or Shia, in Islam Sunni or Shiite Sunni or Shiite, e.g. Sunni, e.g. Sunni, say Sunnis or Shiites, e.g. Sunnis, e.g. Sunnism, e.g. Swedenborgianism, e.g. subdivision of a religious or political group Salvationist Splinter group adherent Science, e.g., on the ACT Strings, e.g. segment for clarity or focus self contained part of a larger composition Subdivided Sports, Arts & Leisure, etc. Stadium areas. Strings, woodwinds, etc. Slice of pie, mathematically Social group that forms part of a society or economy Societal subdivision Sociology subdivisions Solution to keep away Quakers? Schism outcomes Schism results, perhaps Schism units School spin-offs Schools or followings. Separate schools Separated religious bodies Seventh-day groups. Shakers and Dukhobors Shakers and Dunkers, e.g. Shakers and Quakers Shakers and Quakers, e.g. Shakers and others Shakers et al Shiites and Shakers Shin and Zen Small denominations Small factions Some branches Some offshoots Some splinter groups Spinoff groups Spiritual spinoffs Splinter denominations Splinter groups, often Splinter groups, sometimes Splinters, of sorts Split denominations Split-off groups Split-off religions Sunni and Shia Sunni and Shia, e.g. Sunni and Shia, for two Sunnis and Shiites, e.g. Sunnism and Shiism, for two Sunnites and Shiites, e.g. someone who believes that religion should be excluded from government and education supreme attention to the things of the present life; worldliness Second: Sp. Safe from hackers Safe partner Safe; fasten Safely. Safety pin, e.g. Self-assured waitstaff? Safest and soundest shaped like an axe Sleepy night watchman's accessory? Something Linus carries in "Peanuts" Source of comfort Standby for Linus Strip's comforter Safety worry? Segment of a tune played when the alarm system is armed? SOCIALIST Unity Party Spaniard's thirst Silk for Rosalita Silk: Sp. Silk: Span. "Stairway to Heaven" singer Neil