Letter S 279250–279500

Sondheim's "Isn't it rich?" tune Sondheim's request Song from Sondheim's "A Little Night Music" Song from Sondheim's "A Little Night Music" appropriate to this puzzle Submit a crossword, say Sam Cooke's "You ___" Student's plea to Dad Student's request to parents, perhaps Show your ass, perhaps Supply, as a temporary employee Ships (to) Signals to steal, as a baserunner Starts on one's way Ship perfume? Ships before payment Summons, as a messenger Submits by mail Submits, as a contest entry Submits, as a contest form Submits, as a manuscript Submits, as an application Sentences to prison Shipping label words Satirization Sentence as a criminal Satirize the screwball? "Saturday Night Live" specialties Satirical renderings Satirists' creations Skits, often Some "S.N.L." sketches Some Haudenosaunee Southern Ontario people Statesman who tutored Nero Stoic philosopher exiled by Claudius Some Six Nations members Speakers of a language related to Oneida Saint-Louis is its capital. Saint-Louis's nation Site of Dakar St. Louis is its capital. Some French-speaking Africans SENIOR adult (Port.) Salvador's ladies Showing old age Showing one's years Showing sign of decline Showing signs of decline Showing signs of dementia Softheaded Suffering from Alzheimer's Suffering from dementia Subjects for gerontologists. senile degeneration Skip Day participant Snowbird, typically Soon-to-be grad Soon-to-be graduate Soon-to-be graduate, usually Store amenity for a baby boomer, maybe... Student about to graduate Student in the Class of 2016, currently Student involved in a "skip day," maybe Student involved in a prank, maybe Student who may observe a "ditch day" ___ Skip Day ___ Skip Day (high-school celebration of truancy) Source for many a political writer Supercentenarian, e.g. Some high schoolers Some AARP benefits Some restaurant and pharmacy lures School of a sort. Slacking-off syndrome SUPERIORITY in office Standing in the office? State of being older than another Status attained by some workers. Status of an old employe. state of being senior Some may get cheaper fares Some members of the upper classes Some of the upper classes Some prank pullers Some pro golfers Soon-to-be alumni Soon-to-be bachelors Soon-to-be grads Soon-to-be graduates Scene of battle of Hastings. Site of the Battle of Hastings. Swiss herdsman Showy flowering tree Shrub used in medicine. Species of cassia. surname of famous brazilian f1 race driver Some flowering shrubs SIGNAL call on cornet/trumpet STAGE directions of Elizabethan plays, signal call used in Small barracuda Stage trumpet call Stage trumpet call: Hist. Small barracudas Slapstick film pioneer Mack Straw for hats sinnet "Si, si!" man "Sí" man Spanish gentleman’s title Sancho Panza, e.g. Sandinista mister Santander sir Saragossa sir Serape wearer Seville mister Si follower Sir, in Barcelona Sir, in Sevilla Sir, in Sonora Sir, in Zaragoza Sir: Span. Sombrero wearer Sombrero wearer's title, often Sonora sir South-of-the-border sir South-of-the-border title Spanish "mister" Spanish Mr Spanish for "mister" Spanish gentleman's title Spanish honorific Spanish term of address. Sr. similar to the English `Mr' or `sir' sir Info sir Spanish 1930s queen Spanish title for a married woman SPANISH matron Seville woman Sierra Nevada title Sombrero-tipping word? Spaniard's lady Spanish title for a married woman Spanish Mrs. and Mrs. Spanish dama. Spanish madam Spanish missis Spanish spouse similar to the English `Mrs' or `madam' Spanish ladies Sevilla matrons Sonora spouses Spanish wives Spanish guy who plays a certain basketball position? "Sí" men Serape sporters Sombrero wearers South of the Border gentleman. Spanish guys Spanish letter opener? Spanish men Spanish term for an unmarried young woman Spanish for "Miss" Spanish maid. Spanish miss Spanish young woman similar to the English `Miss' Some Seville singles Some Toledo teens Some misses Spanish for "misses" Spanish gentlemen Segovia and friends Some Spanish titles Some titles with tildes Spanish fellows Spanish gents Spanish misters Spanish sirs Spanish ventriloquist turned employer of milkmaids? Sen. McNamara's colleague. Schumer's crew, briefly Scott and Stennis: Abbr. Six-yr. pols Some lawmakers: abbr. Some members of Congress: Abbr. State couple: Abbr. State pair: Abbr. State representatives: Abbr. State reps. someone who uses exaggerated or lurid material in order to gain public attention Source of bad taste Superstars, e.g. "Stop Making ___" "Stop Making ___" (Talking Heads concert movie) Something you might "come to your" in a crisis Sap's lack See or smell See or touch Sensibility's partner Sight or hearing Sight or smell Sight or taste Sight or taste, e.g. Sight or touch Sight or touch, for example Sight, e.g. Sight, for one Sight, hearing or taste Sight, say Sight, touch, or taste Simpleton's lack Sixth __ Sixth __: intuition Sixth follower Smarts measured by the ounce? Smell or sight Smell or taste Smell, e.g. Smell, for example Smell, for one Smell, say Smell, taste or touch Somehow know Something "common" that's not always so common Something "common" that's not really so common Something not as common as it's called Sometime common commodity. Sometime hippie lack Sometimes it's common Sound logic Sound perception e.g. Special capacity for appreciation. Special capacity for perception. Special faculty. Spidey ___ (intuition) Start for Austen Supposedly common quality Saw or felt Saw or heard Saw or smelled, say Saw, e.g. Saw, say Smelled, perhaps Smelt, e.g. Somatic receptor "Stacked Up" U.K. rap-rock band Sees, hears, or feels Sees, say Sensory faculties