Letter S 284250–284500

Sounds for quiet. Sounds from a librarian Sounds heard in a library Sounds in a library Sounds meaning "quiet!" Stock units: Abbr. Setting for many Sholem Aleichem stories Small Jewish town Small Jewish village Small Jewish village of yore Small Jewish communities of old Small Jewish towns of old Sheets: Abbr. Sleep with, in slang Solar deity of Egypt. Son of Ra Strip before dinner? Shiver from fear Shiver with horror Shiver; tremble Some people do it to think shaking convulsively or violently "Soapdish" actress She plays Marty McFly's girlfriend, then wife Soap dish actress Soapdish star Ship deck game Ship-deck diversion Sporting attractions on cruise liners Slowly depart Sabbath service site Saturday service site Saturday services site Shabbat destination Shabbat service site Synagogue (LUSH anagram) Synagogue: Jewish. Six-time Super Bowl coach Don Sports Illustrated's 1993 Sportsman of the Year Saturday destinations, for some Synagogues Secretary of State after Haig Steamed pork dumplings in Chinese cuisine Scrupulously avoid Snub, say stand aloof from Snob's activity Seriously avoids Surgical bypass Surgical bypass tube Surgical device that diverts blood Surgical implant Switch a freight car Switch the local, e.g. Switch to a new track Switch to another track switch Railroad area Sidetracked Switcher small railway locomotive used for manoeuvring coaches Some railroad men Surgical bypasses Switches tracks Strategic Okinawa seaport. Scold in the library Scold in the theater Sought silence Saying "Quiet!" to Seal off, as a window Seal tightly Sealed tight Sealed up Sealed, say Securely latched Securely sealed Simple Plan: "___ Up!" Slam, maybe Slam, say Slammed, maybe Snow Patrol "___ Your Eyes" Stopped operating, with "down" Sleep, informally Some invalids. Stop, as electric service Some plumbing controls < Season record for which Grover Cleveland Alexander had this number Slams, perhaps Slams, say Suspends operations, with "down" Stops, as electricity Self-stifles Snap-happy sort Scorsese thriller whose plot hinges on anagrams, so I'll give you an anagram of the title: "Idle Nut's Trash" Storm protectors Short-distance transport Short-run train. Sealant used by NASA? Screwdriver in a NASA vehicle? Some far out trips Some far-out trips Some commuter flights "Shhh!," not so politely Stop talking: Colloq. "Shh!" from a hunter? Scared of public speaking, perhaps Short at the poker table Short by Short in the pot Short of money Short, as in a poker game Short, moneywise Shrinking Like a violet Shunning the spotlight, maybe Sling or hurl Slow to mingle Slow to mix, say Slow to warm up Socially reserved Socially reticent Socially self-conscious Socially withdrawn Spotlight-averse Spotlight-avoiding Start back, as a horse Still owing Suddenly start, as in fright Super Mario enemy with a rhyming name start suddenly aside in fright at a sudden noise or movement Shakespeare loan shark Shakespearean man and others Shrinking violet's problem Social butterfly's lack Social problem Soapmaker's dearth? SHICER Shady counsel Shady lawyer SOLIDARITY and Equality SPANISH affirmative SPANISH yes Scale syllable. Spanish agreement Spanish certainly "Some People Have Real Problems" singer She played the voice of Lorde in a parody song on a "South Park" episode Singapore Airlines, for short Singer featured on "Titanium" Singer featured on Flo Rida's "Wild Ones" Singer found at the ends of five country names Singer known for her face covering Singer known for obscuring her face with a wig Singer of "Satisfied" on "The Hamilton Mixtape" Singer of the 2016 #1 hit "Cheap Thrills" Singer on the soundtrack to "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" Singer one of whose hits begins, "Come on, come on, turn the radio on" Singer who arbitrarily gives away money at the "Survivor" reunion Singer who co-wrote "Titanium," "Diamonds," and "Wild Ones" Singer who covers most of her face in public appearances Singer who keeps her face covered while performing Singer who wears a black-and-white wig Singer who wears face-covering wigs Singer whose "Breathe Me" was part of the "Six Feet Under" series finale Singer whose directorial début, "Music," sparked public pushback from autism advocates and allies (February, 2021) Singer with a black-and-blonde wig Singer with the #1 hit "Cheap Thrills" Singer with the 2008 album "Some People Have Real Problems" Singer with the 2014 #1 album "1000 Forms of Fear" Singer with the 2014 hit "Chandelier" Singer with the 2016 #1 hit "Cheap Thrills" Singer with the 2016 platinum album "This Is Acting" Single-named Australian pop singer Slam poet Beau of the Tony-winning "Russell Simmons Def Poetry Jam on Broadway" Siliceous rock. Siliceous rock: Geol. species of fly Siliceous rocks. Scene of "The King and I.” Scene of Anna Leonowens' adventure. Scene of popular musical. Scene of the new Rodgers musical. Setting for "The King and I" Setting for a musical Setting for a popular musical. Setting for the singing of "A Puzzlement" Setting of "The King and I." Setting of a popular musical. Setting of popular musical. Shall we dance? locale Site of Anna's adventures Site of a Brynner winner Site of the "Shall We Dance?" dance South China Sea gulf Setting of "The King and I," originally Sharing a joint, say Short-haired cat breed from Asia Short-haired pedigreed cat Shorthaired cat native to Thailand Sleek mewers Slender cat Smashing Pumpkins "___ Dream" Southeastern Asians. Spenders of bahts. Standpipe with two openings Short-haired house pet Si and Am in "Lady and the Tramp" Silver-gray cats SHENSI capital (Chin.) Shenshi's capital Shensi capital Shensi city Shensi province capital Shensi's capital. Short form for a sibling SCOTTISH blood relative SCOTTISH kinsman SCOTTISH relative Sis, for example Sis, for one Sis, maybe Sis, say Sis, to bro Sis, to her sis Sister or brother, for short Sister or brother. Songwriting software named for a composer SABLE country Sight from the Bering Sea Site of the world's longest railway Source of great mineral wealth for Russia. Soviet place of exile Stalin's "back yard." Stereotypical place of exile Symbol of banishment. Symbol of inhospitable remoteness Symbol of slave labor. Symbol of slavery. Sisyphus or syzygy, for instance. Snakish-sounding Ssspeak like thisss "Sssweet are the usess of adverssity." Sasha and Malia, e.g. Sets of twins, informally Shib ___ (moniker for a brother-and-sister ice-dancing duo) Short relatives? Sisters and brothers, briefly Sisters, e.g. Some backseat mates, informally Some bedroom sharers, for short Some blood relatives, for short Some bunk bed sharers, for short