Letter S 289250–289500

Shoulder Extension Slob's napkin Sneaky place for an ace Something a tank top lacks Something to laugh up Something to roll up Straitjacket part Suit measurement Sweater-knitter's problem sly obsequious smooth-tongued person Summery attire Shell to wear Service stripe sites Shirt arms Shirt or short Spots for chevrons Suit features Sweater vest's lack Storing, as vinyl in paper Santa's ride through the snow Santa's carrier Santa's conveyance Santa's got one Santa's is loaded with presents Santa's transportation Seasonal flier Seasonal vehicle Site for bells Santa signal [Sidekick 2] Sources of holiday jingles? Santa's backup bovines? Santa, on his rounds St. George was one* Siberians' needs Sites for bells Some December lawn decorations Some toy carriers Symbols of Santa. Skillful stratagems Subtle tricks Slight and slim Slight of frame Suitor of Anne Page. Snow White did, after eating the apple. Stayed out? Stayed overnight Succumbed to Mr. Sandman Succumbed to the sandman Snoozed, in a way Spent a lazy day Started late Started the day late Stayed out late? Spent a restful night Severely underrated Stayed the night Sam Spade or Philo Vance Search around for clues Sherlock Holmes or Hercule Poirot Sherlock Holmes, notably Sherlock, for instance. Scotland yard employees Spade and Marlowe. Spade and Queen, e.g. Spade, Chan, et al. Scads of things. Seattle ___ Seattle ___ (1977 Horse of the Year) Seattle ___ (1977 Triple Crown horse) Seattle ___ (Triple Crown winner) Seattle ___ (Triple Crown winner, 1977) Seattle ___ (legendary racehorse) Seattle ___ (legendary thoroughbred) Seattle ___ (racehorse that won the Triple Crown in 1977) Seattle ___ (racehorse) Seattle ___ of racing fame Seattle ___, 1977 Derby winner Seattle ___, great race horse Seattle ___, the Triple Crown winner Seattle horse Seattle horse-racing legend? Seattle___of racing Skid about. Slangy abundance Slide on a wet road Smote St. George ___ the dragon Staked, as a vampire Suddenly change direction or position Skidded around. Swung around, as on a pivot (Var.) Swung sharply Swinging around Swings about Sleigh homophone Six-time Daytime Emmy winner Erika Ship departure: Abbr. Serving, sometimes Sign of bad driving Salad crudités ... and a hint to each row of circled letters Significantly diminish, as profits Sandwich bottom Sandwich top Share a loaf with Mr. Danson? Style of TV commercial Snack at the golfers' banquet? Sandwich maker's aid Sandwich shop machine Sandwich-shop machine Supermarket machine Sandwich shop devices Sandwich shop machines Some deli machines Salami servings Sandwich cuts. Second serve recommendation Significantly diminishing, as profits Sign of a spill Slippery, as an icy road Smooth in manners Smooth-running, polished Smoove Superficially appealing "Smooth move, Tyne!"? Smooth raincoat sly or untrustworthy person Storm garments. Smarmy preprandial blessing? Shrewdie Some spills that may spread...like this puzzle's indicated letters "Submarined" on the basepath. Scored lying down Skittered Slipped (down) Slued Started a downward trend Stole a base Stole second Stopped at a base, in a way Suffered a sell-off Shift out of place Shoe that's easy to step into Shout from a third base coach Slip and ___ Small avalanche Snow problem Stereopticon picture. Still picture. Stock market sell-off Stock market woe Swimming pool add-on Swimming pool adjunct Swing accompanier sight Playground comeback Specialty of Muddy Waters and Blind Willie Johnson Sit after everyone else scooches over Smoothly enter Start a private flirtation, as on Twitter Start of an old-time baseball cry. Screwball alternative Small burger Small burger + bun Small burger, slangily Small hamburger Sandwiches with small buns Seaver's deceivers Smal sandwiches Small burgers Some breaking balls Some curving balls Some terrace doors Slippery surfaces Some jungle gym exits Some sandals Speaker's preparation Soccer move that may leave grass stains sloping channel down which things are slid Scored and got dirty Scored the hard way Scored under a tag "Slip ___ Away" (Paul Simon hit) *Space-efficient divider between rooms ... or a hint to the word at the edges of the starred clues' answers Stirred up a cloud of dust at, as a base Scooched to the side Sneakier. Superior in cunning Superlatively foxy Superlatively surreptitious Small incision Seaport N. W. of Dublin. Seaport in N. W. Ireland. Seaport in NW Ireland. "Snap into a ___ Jim" Scanty, as chances Shed some weight Short on fat Singer Whitman Size 4, e.g. Slender in build Slight in build Slight in structure Slight of girth Slight, as a chance Slight, as chances Slightly built Small, as chances Sticklike in build Successful at dieting Summerville of films Skinny or slender Slender body type String bean's trait Successfully reduce Scoundrels, so to speak Slick goo Slippery goo Slippery liquid Slippery mire. Slippery mud. Slug evidence Slug secretion Slug's trail Snail substance Snail track Snail's trail Soft moist clay. Some road "markers" mark them Sticky sensory toy Stuff that can be made from Elmer's glue, baking soda, saline solution, and food coloring Stuff that oozes Sleazy weasel Said nasty things about Some "Ghostbusters" jokes? Shapers for kids' goo? Slanders really badly Smears with gunk Smothers with muck Snail trails Slippery rock? Sign of sluggishness? Smoked meat sticks brand Snack product once owned by General Mills Skinny people. Shed a few pounds Smaller in girth Sly things near changing rooms Sheds pounds Slenderizes Some cigs Successfully diets