Letter S 285250–285500

Small official seal Small seal set in a ring Seals of authority Small official seals Some seals Sales slip words Salesman's directive Statistical probability study of meaning Start tweeting, e.g. system of communication using hand and arm movements S&L for handy people? "Sounds awesome!" Stop broadcasting Stop transmitting Sherlock Holmes novel, with The Scales, for example Scorpio or Pisces Seer's guide. Start the day's broadcasting Sicilian mister Sicilian sir Signal that the game's over by the Irish ref? (Prince / Living Colour) "Stop" and "Merge", e.g. "Stop" and "Open," e.g. STOP and YIELD Sagittarius and Scorpio Sagittarius and Virgo Sagittarius and Virgo, e.g. Sandwich man's burden. Scorpio and Sagittarius Scorpio and Sagittarius, e.g. Semiotics subjects Some campaign expenses Speaks nonverbally Speaks silently Speaks with one's hands Speaks without speaking Special features of Broadway. Speedway items. Stop, Yield and No Passing Stop, yield, and go Street directions. Street postings Subject of semiotics Symptoms *Spoken language, in semiotics Spanish word meaning "continues" Slayer of Fafnir Slayer of Fafnir: Var. species of deer native to much of East Asia "Stoutly-built" Dickens villain SIKHISM, follower of Sect member in a turban Soldierly Hindu. sect Hindu sect member Punjab Capital of province Some Punjabis, religiously Some templegoers Some turban wearers Sad Hindu? "S" on an invitation "S" on an invitation, maybe "S" on an invitation, perhaps S, as in invitations S, as symbolized on some stationery Start of a pleasing expression? Steven Van Zandt's role on "The Sopranos," informally Sudeten region: abbr. Shortened form of "sister-in-law" Stored winter fodder. Stored fodder piles Stored fodders "Survivor: Africa" castaway Shane's brother on "Weeds" St. Paul's aide. St. Paul's companion Start of a George Eliot title Surname of father-and-son N.B.A. coaches Paul and Stephen Stone's equivalent: Abbr. Silver: Ger. Spawn of fish Strain or skim: Dial. Strainer sieve: Dial. Strainer: Dial. Schoolmaster's order Shout by the Wizard of Oz Shout from the Wizard of Oz Sign in the library Something that may be golden or broken Sometimes it's golden Sound of one hand clapping? Soundlessness Supposed trademark of the majority Subjected to a gag order "Shhhh!" prompter Suppressor of a report short tube attached to the muzzle of a gun that deadens the sound of firing Stops from talking "___ Spring," R. Carson book Stateless? Sound not heard within the deaf community? Subtle characteristic? Scientific attribute Sandwich ingredient for many? Soggy chip? Something not heard in France Setting ending in "The Artist" Slice of film history Silver screen history, part 3 Start of every hour? Sailing component? Sound part of business? Start to knead? Start to kneel? Start to knit Salmon or yolk feature Something close to a colonel's heart? Setting indicated by a bell with a slash Sennett creation Solemn conclusion? "...sleep in heavenly peace..." Sol la sol mi sol la sol mi Song new parents long for? Song of 1859 ... or what the five circled letters represent? Song that ends "Full of heavenly joy!" Song whose first verse ends "Sleep in heavenly peace" Start of a seasonal refrain Show with unsung songs? Something a psychiatrist has that a therapist doesn't Secret company bigwig Secret associates Seattle Mariner Marc Rzepczynski has one Sennett genre Solo pianists often provided music for them Some 1920's entertainment Seminal 1962 book on the environment Shunning tactic Some passive-aggressive behavior Start to wrestle? Start to write? Soft cotton twill. Sudeten region. Shadowy outline Seen as a shape against a light background Sand basically Sand base Sand component Sand or quartz Sand stuff Sand substance Sand, essentially Stuff in a pack labeled "Do Not Eat" Stuff in sand or quartz Stuff in some vitamin packets Stuff in those packets you're not supposed to eat Sand and flint Sand and opal Semiconducting element Semiconductor element Synthetic cookware material Semiconductor slices *Soy milk brand SCARF fabric lining Scarf fabric Scarf fabric, often Scarf stuff Slinky fabric Smooth, natural fiber Soft lustrous fibre Soft, lustrous fiber Something in a cocoon Soy juice brand Soymilk product Spider stuff Stovepipe material Suit or chute fabric Surah or samite. Symbol of softness ___ Sonic (superduo whose début single, "Leave the Door Open," won the Grammy for Song of the Year in April, 2022) ____ -stocking: aristocratic sarcenet sendal Shiny cotton materials. Symbols of smoothness Shiny top Some pricey undergarments Sleepwear that may reduce split ends Smooth and soft Soft and fine Soft and slick Softly lustrous Satiny orchids that survive best without water Some high-end headwear Scots word for a seal Smooth, lustrous quality Soft cells? Samite, tabby, etc. Sari fabrics Stencil process for cloth, often used commercially. Stenciling process Serigraph Source of soft fabric Source of an organic fiber SOFT to touch Satinlike Smooth and soft, as skin Smooth to the touch Soft and lustrous, as hair Small dogs originally bred in Australia Sash neighbor Sash supporter Shade's stopping point Shelf near a window Spot for "high light" plants Spot for a cat nap Spot for a cooling pie Spot for a dozing cat, maybe Spot for a house plant Spot for a houseplant Spot for a plant Spot for a pot Spot for a pot or pie Spot for a potted plant Spot for a sunbathing house cat Spot for a warm pie Spot for an indoor herb garden Spot for grandma's warm pie Spot for indoor cats Spot for potted herbs Succulent spot Sun tea brewing spot Sun-drenched spot for a houseplant Sunlit ledge Sunny lounging spot for a cat Sunny perch for a cat Sunny spot for a houseplant Sunny spot for a plant Sunny window spot for a cat Support for a sash Sweetened cream, flavored with wine and beaten stuff. syllabub "Shake My _____ Out" (children's song by Raffi) Skipper's speed-measuring device Sash supporters Singer Beverly Singer nicknamed 'Bubbles' Singing bubbles Soprano Beverly Soprano Beverly, née Belle Silverman