Letter S 282250–282500

Someone with smarts Shannon in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Shannon of football Shannon of the Broncos Sterling of the NFL Sterling or Shannon of the NFL Strop or whetstone, e.g. Sounds of singers warming up? Shrew with a bite? Sanford marker brand Shallow-draft vessel Shrewd swindler Slick fellow Some felt-tip markers Some permanent markers Snazzy threads Something a needle might have Snack that bites you back Sewing needles. Sings above true pitch Some accidental marks Score a bullseye Sniper, e.g. SWAT team specialists Sarcastic one's feature Snip's feature Sudden feature of a road Sudden stunt-driving maneuvers Shinto temples shashlick shaslik Skewered serving Sacramento River dam Second highest U. S. dam. Second highest dam in the world, 602 ft. Second highest dam, 602 feet. Second largest dam in the U. S. Second-highest peak in the Cascades Siskiyou County peak Soda born at the base of a California mountain Soda brand named for a California peak Soda brand named for a mountain Soda brand since 1889 Soda brand since 1931 Soda named for a California mountain Soda named for a mountain Soft drink company based in California Soft drink named for a California mountain ___ Sam (card game) Structure on the Sacramento River. Some ginger ales Sacred scriptures of Hinduism scripture Hindu "Star Trek" actor who starred in a film shot entirely in Esperanto "Star Trek" intro voice "Star Trek" star William Smash into pieces Splinters. Scots word meaning shuffle Sheep in the "Wallace and Gromit" franchise Shirley Jones' eldest son Snowboarder White Snowboarding gold medalist White Snowboarding gold-medalist White Stop-motion sheep who lives at Mossy Bottom Farm Service from Sweeney Todd Shear the beard Shed a five o'clock shadow Show your face, in a way Show your face? Shower's partner Skim the surface of. Slice thinly Sweeney Todd specialty Stubble remover's application Showed one's face, in a way Sliced thinly Sliced very thin Some smooth calves... and an alternate title to this puzzle Sans whiskers Shadowless? Stubble-free Score less, illegally Schick tool Shadow eliminators? Some acts of depilation Some are close Some tonsorial touchups Second lieutenant: Slang. Second looie Second lieutenants Second looeys. Second looies Satirical, in a way. Scots word meaning trick Sharpener residue Spring Jewish holiday "Saint Joan" author "Saint Joan" dramatist "Saint Joan" playwright Second Irishman to win the Nobel Prize for literature Singer Marlena Sir Broadfoot Basham's creator Styx rocker Tommy Suffragist Anna Howard ___ Surname of "Josh Billings." Surname of fame Swingtime bandleader Surname of the creator of Eliza Doolittle Small wooden figure placed in Egyptian tomb to act as servant for the dead Street food prepared on a rotisserie SHOULDER WARMER Serape, e.g. Serape, for one Shoulder cover Shoulder garment Shoulder shielder Sleeveless coverup Sleeveless shoulder wrap Stole's kin Scarf relatives Serapes, e.g. Shoulder coverings Shoulder covers Shoulder warmers Some easy crochet projects Some prayer clothing "Sunny Came Home" singer Colvin Stockman of Boyz II Men Singer of the 2019 #1 hit "Señorita" "Saint Joan" playwright et al. Single-horse-drawn carriage Surrey sort Sleuth Michael Actor Saying it turned Billy Batson into Captain Marvel SoundHound alternative Superhero acronym involving Hercules, Zeus, Achilles and three others Superhero with a lightning bolt on his costume Superhero with a lightning bolt symbol Superhero's transformation word Start crying "Shmurda ___ Wrote" (2014 rap EP) "Sie" or "ella" "Steady as __ goes!" "Steady as___goes" "__ Stoops to Conquer" "__ sells sea shells . . ." "__ sells seashells . . ." "___ Said" (2019 book by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey) "___ Said" (2022 drama based on a true story) "___ Said" (2022 film) "___ Said" (critically acclaimed 2022 biographical drama) "___ Said," 2019 best seller on the #MeToo movement "___ Sells Sanctuary" (The Cult) "___ Stoops to Conquer" (Georgian-era comedy) "___ Stoops to Conquer" (Goldsmith comedy) "___ Stoops to Conquer" (Oliver Goldsmith play) "___ sells seashells by the seashore . . ." "___ sells seashells by the seashore" (tongue twister) "___ shall have music . . . " "___ sweeps with many-colored brooms": Dickinson "___'s So Unusual" (Cyndi Lauper album) "___'s an icon, ___'s a legend, and ___ is the moment" Sailor's designation Sea shell seller Sea shell seller, in a tongue twister Seaman's pronoun Seashell seller Seashell seller by the seashore Seashell seller in a tongue twister Seashell seller of a tongue twister Seashell seller of note Seashell seller of rhyme Seashells seller Seashore pronoun Seashore seashell seller Seashore seashell seller, in a tongue twister Second word in Coldplay's "Paradise" Second word of "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" Seller of sea shells Seller of sea shells, in a tongue twister Seller of seashells Seller of seashells by the seashore Sheree Whitfield's clothing line Ship or girl. Ship over there? Ship owner's pronoun Ship personification Ship pronoun Ship reference Ship substitute Ship's calling? Ship's designation Ship, affectionately Ship, as a pronoun Ship, to a skipper Ship, to its captain Ship, to its crew Ship, to its skipper Ship, to the captain Something to call her Sorceress heroine of 1887 novel. Sorceress of 1887. Sow or cow's pronoun Sow or dam Sow's pronoun Sow, ewe or mare Sow, for example Spanish : ella :: English : ___ Start of a daisy-plucker's phrase Start of a memorable tongue twister Start of a well-known tongue twister Stevie Wonder's "Isn't __ Lovely" Storm designation Streep title role "___-Devil" Substitute for the wife? Swab's pronoun ___ shed (man cave relative) ___ shed (space that may also be called a lady lair) shell seller Sea "Spec" of baseball. Stadium namesake in Queens Stadium once home to the Mets, for short SAPOTACEOUS tree Seaver home once Seaver once called it home Seaver's first baseball home Seaver's former bailiwick Seaver's former turf Seaver's old home Sight from New York's Grand Central Parkway Site of Buckner's blunder Site of Bunning's 1964 perfect game Site of Robin Ventura's famous 1999 "grand slam single" Site of a 1965 Beatles concert Site of a 1969 "miracle" Site of a 1979 Mass by John Paul II Site of a 2008 Billy Joel concert Site of a memorable Beatles concert Site of an August 1965 Beatles concert Site of an August 1965 concert whose headliner played for only a half hour Site of the 1964 All-Star Game Site of the 1969 World Series victory Site of the last Expos game Skater John and actor John Skin-cream butter Some grown men in New York play here Soon-to-be-retired stadium Source of "butter" for candlemakers Sports mecca in Queens