Letter S 281750–282000

serviceberry Subtle difference in color or meaning Sahara shortage Sahara's lack Salmon, for instance Scarlet or crimson, for red Shelter from the sun Shelter on a hot day Some garden plants need it Some parts of the park provide it Something a rival may throw Something a visor provides Something an awning provides Something provided by a canopy Something thrown while insulting someone Sought-after thing in August Specter or phantom Spot where the sun don't shine? Strawberry is one Subtle criticism Subtle dig, slangily Subtle disrespect, in slang Subtle expression of contempt, in modern lingo Subtle expression of disrespect, in slang Sunless spot Sunless state Subtle difference of meaning Sheltered from light. Singer in a spectral costume? Stippler. Sun visors and parasols Screens from light. Second word of "Excelsior!" Second word of Longfellow's "Excelsior." Secret Service accessories Secret Service eyewear Shelters from light Shields from the sun Small variations. Some eyewear Some spectacles Some summer wear Subtleties, as of meaning Sunglasses, dig it? Sunglasses, if you're cool Sunglasses, in slang Sunglasses, in slanguage Sunglasses, informally Sunglasses, slangily Sunglasses, to the hip spectacles to protect the eyes from the glade of the sun spectacles to protect the eyes from the glare of the sun Summer havens Specialist in the lamp factory? Sketchy behavior Slight variation of color Slight variations Stevens who hosted "American Top 40" from 1988 to 1995 shaduf Secretly follow Significant sight on Groundhog Day Sundial casting Sundial feature Sundial indicator Sundial need Sundial's "moving part" Sunny day phenomenon *Stealthily restrict on social media (Note the last 3 letters in this answer + ...) Spy's deodorant? Small display case Spar alone Spar with an imaginary opponent Spar with nobody Spar without a partner Some athletes in training Some pugilists-in-training Spars, in a way Spy industry? Surveilled, say Slightest uncertainty Show with projected images Secretly trails Skiagrapher's subjects. Skulking milieu, with "the" Sunny-day phenomena Sunny-day shapes Surreptitiously follows Seasonal seafood delicacy Spring seafood selection Shore dinner specialties. Sardine cousins Some herrings Sources of prized roe Spawners like salmon Subfamily of herrings shadoof "Strolling down a ___ lane . . . " Screened from the sun. Shielded from sunlight Shielded from the sun Somewhat illicit. Suitable for hosta Sun-shielded Sun-shielded, as by trees Suspicious-seeming situated in or giving shade Song about an untrustworthy pop star? SPEAR, body of Samuel L. Jackson film Samuel L. Jackson role Screws over Spaces for elevators Spear handles Sticks it to Sally's hairdo in "When Harry Met Sally" Salon cut Shredded tobacco. Small cormorant Something you can do with flies Strong tobacco Style for a haircut or a rug Style found on a head or on a floor Style of carpet Style that Carol Brady wore Style with layers Stylish haircut or stylish carpet Stylishly unkempt hairdo 'Scooby-Doo' kid Scooby's buddy Scooby's pal Scooby-Doo's pal Story with an absurd punch line Site of a big pile on the floor Some carpets Some layered haircuts Some rugs Staples of many 1970s houses Soraya's husband. Soraya's spouse. Sovereign of Iran, once Sovereign ousted in '79 Sultan's relative Supreme ruler in Iran. shahinshah Social-realist painter Ben soft wool that comes from the protected Tibetan antelope sheikh Scots word meaning shred Source of many dramatic quotes: Abbr. Source of the phrases "cakes and ale" and "milk of human kindness": Abbr. Surfer's hand sign Surfer's friendly gesture Seal a deal, say Snack-bar offering Soda shop selection Soda-shoppe order Something to do in one's boots Sweet shop order Sweetshop order Subjs. of a famous literary controversy? Seal a bargain in a certain way. Seal the deal, in a way Swift riser to the top of the charts in 2014? Show agreement or disagreement Show disagreement, in a way Seal the deal, perhaps Salt cellar Salt dispenser Salt follower Salt or pepper holder Salt or pepper, e.g. Salt provider Salt server Salt and cocktail Salt holders Some condiment containers Seals the deal, say Some protein drinks Song recorded by Jackie Wilson in 1963 Sales rep step #2 Seals an agreement, perhaps Sir John Gielgud's specialty. Sonneteer of note Source of the titles in this puzzle's theme Staff shuffle Staff changes. Status-quo disrupters Salad dressing bottle instruction Singer voicing Gazelle in "Zootopia" Super Bowl LIV performer Stiff military headdress. Savory North African poached-egg dish Source of erratic shots? Song syllables in the title of a 1964 hit Scaly stone Sedimentary rock well suited to preserving fossils Slate, originally Soft, sedimentary rock Some mudrock Something fracked in fracking Something settled long ago? Source of aluminum Source of kerosene Stratified rock Synfuel source Some petroleum Some are bituminous Sources of oil Synthetic fuel sources Sideburned film critic "Seek and ye __ find" Sherwood's "There ___ Be No Night" Sheryl Crow "I ___ Believe" Strong will? salal Small open boat Small open boats Small kind of onion Small mild-flavoured onions Small onions. shoaliness Sea or river places. "Should all of us do this?" SALOME " _Shabbat_ ___" (Hebrew greeting) "Shabbat ___" "Shabbat ___" (Saturday greeting) Synagogue greeting Synagogue salutation Shamir's words to Peres? "Six days ___ thou labor ...": Exodus Sam the __ and the Pharaohs Sam the ___ and the Pharaohs ('60s pop group) Sam the ___ of 60's pop Sam the ____ & the Pharaohs Sam was this, with the Pharaohs Something bogus Something fake Sorry excuse for a pillowcase? Spurious imitation Spurious initation Street-vendor Gucci bag, e.g. Spiritual healer Spiritual healer who can enter into a trance state Spiritual intermediary Spiritual practitioner Spiritual source Shuffle along awkwardly Shuffling gait Scene of destruction