Letter S 295750–296000

Sailor's "Help!" Sailor's "Mayday!" Sailor's distress call Sailor's distress signal Sailor's emergency letters Sailor's emergency signal Salt's 'Help!' Scary signal Scotch-Brite rival Scourer's option Scouring brand Scouring pad Scratchy pad Scrubbing brand Sea captain's "Help!" Sea plea, briefly Sea signal Seafaring distress letters Seafaring solicitation Seaman's "911" Seaman's call for assistance Seaman's distress signal Ship emergency letters Ship signal. Ship's "Help!" signal Ship's call for help Ship's distress call Ship's distress signal Ship's emergency message. Ship's emergency signal Ship's plea Shipwreck signal Shortest-named ABBA single Sig. for the shipwrecked Signal after a shipwreck Signal at sea Signal first used in 1909 Signal for aid Signal for immediate assistance Signal for the USCG Signal from Sparks Signal from a marooned sailor Signal from a sinking ship Signal from someone in trouble Signal from the Titanic: April, 1912 Signal like "Mayday." Signal made official in 1912. Signal meaning "help" Signal of desperation Signal officially replaced in 1999 Signal sent by Carlsen. Signal since 1912 Signal that had only existed for a few years when the RMS Titanic used it Signal that replaced "CQD" Signal that's a palindrome in English and Morse code Signal when sinking Signal while sinking Sinker's call Sinker's signal Sinking call Sinking feeling outburst? Sinking letters Sinking ship signal Sinking ship's call Sinking ship's call for help Sinking ship's signal Sinking ship's signal of old Sinking signal Six dits and three dahs Skipper's "mayday" Skipper's distress call Skipper's plea Smoke signal message, maybe Soap pad for emergencies? Soap-pad brand Something to get a cutter's attention Song from "Mamma Mia!" Song in "Mamma Mia!" Song on the "Mamma Mia!" soundtrack Song on the album "ABBA" Song sung by Sam and Donna in "Mamma Mia!" Sparks' desperate call. Sparks's "Help!" Sparks's desperate call Sparks's desperate message Sparks's frantic call Sparks's frantic message Sparks's last gasp Sparks's plea Stranded message? Stranded sailor's call Stranded sailor's signal Stranded traveler's signal, perhaps Streep/Brosnan duet, in "Mamma Mia" Strong pad Sturdy pad Successor of CQD Symbolic "help" [Send assistance!] "Scarface" drug lord "Scarface" kingpin "Slammin' Sammy" who is no longer eligible for MLB Hall of Fame consideration "Slammin'" slugger Sammy in Camden Yards Sammy in Chicago Sammy in the 600 Home Run Club Sammy of a 1998 home run race Sammy of baseball Sammy of sports Sammy of the Chicago Cubs Sammy of the Cubs Sammy of the Orioles Sammy of the diamond Sammy of the juiced-ball era Sammy on a 1998 cover of Newsweek Sammy the slugger Sammy who hit 609 home runs Sammy who often went yard at Wrigley Field Sammy who slugged Sammy who slugged for Chicago Sammy who was once ejected over a corked bat Sammy who was the 1998 N.L. M.V.P. Sammy with 609 career home runs Sammy with 609 homers Sammy with corked bats Sammy with over 600 homers Sammy with three 60-homer seasons Seven-time All-Star Sammy Singer Mercedes Six-time Silver Slugger Award winner Six-time Silver Slugger Award winner Sammy Six-time Silver Slugger winner Slammin' Chicagoan Slammin' Sammy of the Cubs Slammin' slugger Sammy Slugger Sammy Slugger Sammy Composer Slugger Sammy from San Pedro de Macorís Slugger Sammy in the 1998 home run chase Slugger Sammy of shady substances Slugger Sammy of the Cubs Slugger Sammy who homered in 45 different Major League ballparks Slugger Sammy who recently compared himself to Jesus Slugger Sammy, whose name I only know because we're both from Chicago Slugger at Wrigley Slugger from Chicago Slugger traded away by George W. Bush during his Rangers tenure Slugger traded between Chicago teams in 1992 Slugger who began and ended his career as a Texas Ranger Slugger who hit his first home run off Clemens Slugger who retired in 2009 Slugger who rivaled McGwire Slugger with 588 lifetime homers Slugger with 609 career home runs Slugger with 609 homers Slugger with nearly 600 homers Sluggin' Sammy Slugging Sammy Slugging superstar Sports Illustrated 1998 co-Sportsman of the Year Sports Illustrated's 1998 co-Sportsman of the Year Sportsman of the Year co-winner of 1998 Swinger Sammy Swingin' Sammy slugger Wrigley Field flora "So sad!" (Universal Crossword, 4/1/19) "Sometimes she feels ___" (McCartney lyric) "Such a bummer" Song with the lyric "It breaks my heart to see us part" Start of an Everly Brothers hit [shakes head slowly] Slammin' Sam's folks Slugger Sammy's family skewer of curried meat pieces Servant in Plautus' play "Amphitruo.” Servant in Plautus's play, "Amphitruo." Sir Frank ___, Britain's new Attorney General. Shrug Eliciting a , maybe Shrug-eliciting, maybe Sort of in between Stalin's Georgian nickname Satisfactory up to now? Scrubber at the sink Scrubber made from steel wool Scrubber sold in a yellow box Soap-filled scrubber Square scrubber Steel wool object Steel wool scrubber Steel-wool scrubber Some pot scrubbers Some scrubbers Steel wool scrubbers Steel-wool scrubbers Scrubbing brand with two periods in its name Slowed musical passage "Sorry for being human!" Sarcastic "Sorry!" Sarcastic request for action? Snide retort Snide retort to a complaint Son burn? Sauce lover? Saucehound Serious elbow-bender Seriously heavy drinker Shakespeare's Sir Toby, e.g. Sighter of pink elephants Sir Toby Belch, e.g. Skid-row habitué Slurrer, perhaps Soaked fellow Soused sort Sousing sort Spirit animal? Spirited individual? Stewed dude Stubborn, old style. Stubborn: Dial. Sufferer of the d.t.'s Swillbelly Swillbowl. "___ story goes ..." Segue to the next part of a story Segue while discussing a recent night out, say Segueing phrase Story segue Spiteful shout Shakespearean actor of 40 years ago. Star of 50's TV's "Private Secretary" Southern African people for which a country was named -- speak (as it were) Slugger Juan who won the 2022 Home Run Derby Spanish explorer Hernando de __ Spanish thicket ___ speak (as it were): 2 wds. ___ speak (that is to say). Sonoran's liquor Supreme Court Justice from the Bronx Supreme Court justice who once said "I am a New Yorker, and 7 a.m. is a civilized hour to finish the day, not to start it" Spanish thickets Serious drinkers Sighters of pink elephants Sir Toby Belch et al. Skid row denizens Some alkies Some live behind bars Stewed dudes Swillbellies Swillbowls.