Letter S 294000–294250

Spots for naps Stuffed seats Special Operations Forces rivalry or dispute ___ Stadium (L.A. Rams' home) ___ Stadium (Rams' and Chargers' home) "Somewhere" director Coppola Scarlett's "Lost in Translation" director Simeon's capital. Swedish mezzo Anne ___ von Otter "Shh," to Shakespeare Soap or water preceder Spongy or pillowy Squeezable Subdued in sound Subdued, as color. Super wimpy __-shell crab sucking Sound of "father" Some lightweight protection "Slow-pitch" sport Sandlot sport Seven-inning diamond game Slow-pitch game Summer sport "S" sound, perhaps S sound-alike Sound from cymbals? Start of "Cinderella"? Start of civilization? Start to "Civil Disobedience" Start to celebrate? Starting sound of "cent" Starting sound of "civic" (but not the ending sound) Seafood selection also called "steamers" Starts to celebrate and ceases? Start to give in Start to give way Start to melt substance added to another substance to increase its softness Starts to melt Soak, as rice noodles Superlative in tissue commercials Sustenance for babies Sound at the beginning of 'gem' Sound at the start of "gentle" and "giant" Sound at the start of 'gym' Sound from gerbils and giraffes Sound from giraffes Sound heard in Georgia? Sound heard twice in "George" Sound heard twice in Georgia? Sound in German? Sound starting "Germany" Start for Germany, but not Greece Start of "Georgia on My Mind"? Start of either syllable in "ginger" Start to gel? Start to gesticulate? Shot that the keeper really shouldn't have let by Simpleminded or lamebrained Sympathetic and then some Sentimental one Sentimental soul Sentimental type Sentimentalists Somewhat mushy Soothing music format Spacecraft's success "Speak ___ and . . . " "Speak ___ and carry a big stick" Silken quality Selection of muted colors? Salty stadium snack Street vendor's salty hot snack Salty snacks with twists Sentimental fools Subtle inducement to buy Subtle marketing Subtle marketing technique Subtle pitch Subtly persuasive marketing technique Subtly persuasive technique Suggestive marketing technique Subtle pushes Swirled treat Sort of a crab Some steamers Some dancing Some berms Sentimental fondness Sentimental place in the heart Sentimental weakness Snacks prepared with either flour or corn tortillas Skin or muscle SAJAK Some CD contents Suite of computer programs Set of programs Suds facilitator Sentimental person Sentimentalist Susceptible person Saturate, in dialect Saturate: Dial. Soak, in British dialect Soak, in England Soak, in Yorkshire Soak, in dialect Soak, old style Soak, to a Brit Soak: Dial. Spanish rope of grass fiber. Spanish words rope SOCIETY of Graphical and Allied Trades Swampiest Saturated with water Super-soaked Slow and stately compositions Saturates, in British dialect Soaks, in British dialect Soaks: Dial. Soothing command to a horse Soothing command, as to a horse. Soothing word to a horse Son, in Stuttgart Son: Ger. "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" setting Section of New York or London Setting of the NYC restaurant Balthazar Shaftesbury Avenue locale Silicon Alley setting Site of Berwick market Site of New York City's first Apple Store Square in London. Swinging London district Swinging section of London ___ Square, London. Stockings stocked in trendy New York boutiques? "Sex-x-xy!" Super sexy Son in an Arnold poem Soothing commands Soothing sounds to a horse. "___ said to the..." (joke line) "___ says to him . . ." "___ says to the guy ..." "___ sez to the guy ..." '-- see' ('Evidently') Self, in France Self-styled: "____ disant" Self: French. Syllable before disant ____ sez to him . . . self French words S vres silk Silk from France Silk on the Seine Silk, in France. Silk, in Lille Silk, in Lyon Silk, in Paris Silk, in Savoie Silk, in Soissons Silk, in Somme Silk, in St.-Étienne Silk, in Strasbourg Silk: Fr. Silk: French. Somme silk Sorbonne silk Sèvres silk Silks: Fr. showing sophisticated elegance soignee Super elegant Seed bed Seed setting Seed supporter Slapping the bags of ___ at Home Depot Some trace evidence examined by forensic geologists Source of nutrients for plants Sovereign land, so to speak Sovereign territory, synecdochically Spot for seeds Some fabrics resist it Sewer, in London Stains the surface of Septic system designer's performance Stains, old style Solicitude, in Savoie Setting for a sunset on the Seine Shindig of sorts Slinky sort of party Snazzy shindig Starlit shindig, say Swank do Swanky affair Swanky shindig Social gatherings in the evening. Some galas Some shindigs Swanky evening dos Swanky evening parties " __ seems" ("I suppose") Start of the reply "Sure looks that way" Slangy part of a conversation recap Sixty: Fr. Short stay spend a certain length of time She said, "Ain't I a woman?" Sweet as could be Slavic gymnastic group. Slavic gymnasts' society "Sun," in Spanish Spanish word for “sun” Star at the center of our solar system, in Spanish Star seen from Earth in Madrid San José sun San Juan sun Scale fifth Scale note after fa Scale sound Scale step after fa Scale tone Scale's fifth Screwed, for short Senor's sun Sevilla sun Seville sun Sevillian sun Sevillian's sun Señor's sun Showman Hurok Silver coin in Peru. Silver coin of Lima. Singer's note Sister brand of Dos Equis and Tecate Solfeggio syllable Solfège syllable Sonora shiner Sonora sun Sonora's sun Sonoran sun Source of lighting South American coin. South-of-the-border sun Spain's Costa del -- Spanish "sun"