Letter S 287000–287250

Shooter or pack Sides of a cube Sides of each cell of a honeycomb Slayer "Final ___" Smallest perfect number Stan Musial wore it Suppertime, for many Suppertime, for many people Suppertime, for some Schoolteacher's wake-up time, perhaps Second "four bells" Start of the seventh episode of season 1 of "24" Show about a small urban group? Sports show. Seventy- ___: Philly pro Sometime Celt rival Some beer packages, informally Sevens' partners Small dresses, sizewise Some dice rolls Some die rolls Smallish NBA players Shootin' iron Shortened HBO show? Second club used on a par 4 hole, maybe Spade mashie Spade mashie, modernly Spade mashie, today Spale mashie Short stubble Stubbly growth, and then some "Same diff!" Strikebreakers at a brewery? sixpenny bit sixpenny coin Sales tax in some states Something that may hold up a train? Staples of old westerns SIXTH parrying position (fencing) "Sweet" age Sweet time sextodecimo "Sweet" birthdays Sweet ages Sweet and tons Sweet times? Some new drivers Sweet teenagers? __ sense (ESP) ___ sense (intuition) School year for students who are usually 11-12 years old Slices of pizza, sometimes Submediants Special intuition Special perception Sylvester's least favorite psychic gift? Some Supreme Court splits Seconds or minutes numbers Semicentenarian's next milestone Several scores Sexagenarian number Speed limit, sometimes Springtime temperature Squares on a checkerboard "Summer of love" year Steinbeck's "Mother Road" Small truck, in CBer slang Slightly early marital disillusionment? Soviet economic scheme Scholarship student at Cambridge. Student with a scholarship at Cambridge. Subsidized students at Cambridge. "Super ___ Me" S or M S or M, e.g. S or XL S or XL, e.g. S, M or L S, M or L, e.g. S, M or L, on a tag, e.g. S, M, L or XL Shirt buyer's specification Shirt label info Shirt tag datum Shirt-tag datum Shirt-tag info Shoe box word Shoe number Shoe salesman's query Shoe salesman's question Shoe salesperson's query Shoe salesperson's question Shoe seller's query Shoe seller's question Shoe store specification Shoe-box word Shoebox datum Shoebox figure Shoebox info Shoebox number Short at Starbucks, say Small or Extra Large Small or extra-large Small or large Small or large, e.g Small or large, for example Small or medium Small, medium or large Small, medium, or large, e.g. Soft drink specification Spatial quality. Starbucks's Grande or Venti, e.g. State of affairs: Colloq. Survey, with "up" superimposing Sorted, as eggs Sorted, in a way "Saving Private Ryan" actor Surfacing machine for timber. Sorters, as of oranges Sorting devices S and M S, M and L S, M, L and XL Shoe and hat stats Shoe box numbers Shoe measurements Shoe stats Shoe store array Shoe store numbers Shoebox data Shoebox figures Small and extra-large Small and large Small and medium Small, medium and large Small, medium, large. Soft-drink choices Soft-drink options Stats for hats Stiffens with glutinous material. Store selection Strengthens fabric Small, as some women's dresses Smallish, at the clothing store Some petite dresses Some small dresses Steakhouse sound She was sizzling with anger Sound from a spider Sound from a steakhouse Sound from the frying pan. Sound of a grilling Sound of butter in a frying pan Sound of spitting sausage seethe with deep anger or resentment sound Steakhouse offering Scorchers SOUTH African whip South African exclamation of surprise, admiration, exhaustion, etc Signature of a well-known humorist. Silicon Valley sch. Signature of the loser in 1876 election. "Stupid Marriage" genre Some Caribbean music Some Jamaican jams Some Jamaican music Some music of the Wailers Some popular music Sound of the Toasters Source of influence for some punks Specialty for the Specials Started in Jamaica in late '50s Streetlight Manifesto genre Studio One genre Style influenced by jazz and calypso Style of the Beatles' "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" Sublime category Subgenre of a Jamaican music style Short-lived Karl Malden series Singer Ricky Scots word meaning injure Skoal: to the Northland. Swedish toast Scandinavian bard of yore Scandinavian poet Sleazy one Sleazy one (Sl.) Schafskopf successor Sarah Hughes footwear Sawfish's kin Senator's footwear? Shark kin Shark or Penguin footwear Shirk duties, finally Shirk duties, slangily Shirk one's duty Shoe on wheels Shoe with a sharp edge Shoe with a wheeled heel Shred some gnar, say Shred the street Sister ship of the Nautilus. Skim the surface, in a way Slide on ice Slide on the ice Spend time at the roller rink Sports shoe with wheels Swimming ray site Blade Sidewalk scooter. Shreds a halfpipe Something shown off on a half-pipe Succeed more on talent than effort Shirked one's duty Slid on ice skied Sarah Hughes, e.g. Summer Olympics competitor since the 2020 Games someone who skates Stars of ice show. Subject of popular Currier and Ives sports print. Sarah Hughes's shoes Sawfish kin Senators wear them Shoes for Hughes Skims the surface? Stingray cousins Succeeds with minimal effort Sport with a death spiral SLIPPERY ROAD Sublime, e.g. Sets of undealt cards in a certain game Scot's sword. Scottish dirk Scottish words dagger Shortened word for a schedule Schedule, for short. Short agenda? Short hours of operation? Short list? Short plan? Short scheme Short timetable Show lineup, informally Slangy timetable Slate, briefly Slate, informally Slated events, in brief Slot holder, for short