Letter S 301250–301500

Snail-mail attachment Snail-mail need Sometimes rare object. Sticker on an envelope Sticky corner piece Subject of Colonial American ire Short-lived 1765 legislation Short-lived 1765 statute Statute opposed by the Sons of Liberty Something a loyal customer may redeem for a free drink Some of their valuables are canceled Subdue with force Spooked wildebeest movement Steer out of Control Steers out of control? Stock panic Stock problem Stock rush Stock split? Sudden mass movement. sudden panicked rush of a number of horses sudden panicked rush of a number of horses cattle or other animals sudden rush of frightened animals or of a crowd Scattered wildly. Stock panics Sudden rushes of cattle Sudden, headlong flights. Surging like stallions Snail-mail attachments Some are Forever Some can be used forever--but only once Stickers on envelopes Short-lived 1760s levy Subject of a 1765 act "South Park" boy who's always crying "Oh my God, they killed Kenny!" "South Park" kid in a poof-ball hat "South Park" kid voiced by Trey Parker "Streetcar . . ." nickname "Streetcar" hero. "Streetcar" role. Superfan, in modern slang Supporting enthusiast, in modern parlance Satirist Freberg Sax great Getz Sax immortal Getz Sax man Getz Sax star Getz Saxaphonist Getz Saxman Getz Saxophone great Getz Saxophonist Getz Saxophonist Getz or cartoonist Drake Saxophonist Getz^STA Sebastian of the Marvel Cinematic Universe Seven-time N.L. batting champ Musial Slapstick's Laurel Slugger Musial Smith of the courts Smith of tennis Smith or Kenton Smith who won Wimbledon in 1972 Smith who won the 1972 Wimbledon Spider-Man co-creator Lee Spider-Man creator Lee Spider-Man originator Lee Spidey's creator Sports announcer Lomax. Sportscaster Lomax. Stanky's favorite player. State, in Persian Stella's man in "A Streetcar . . . " Suffix for "Kazakh" Suffix for Kazakh- and Kyrgyz- Suffix for seven Central Asian countries Suffix for seven country names Suffix in Asian country names Suffix in Asian nation names Suffix in many Asian place names Suffix in the names of seven U.N. members Suffix meaning "country" Suffix meaning "land" Suffix meaning "land" in some country names Suffix on seven Asian country names Suffix with Kazakh Suffix with Kazakh or Kyrgyz Sugar Ray drummer Frazier Super Bowl XXIX quarterback Humphries Superfan, in slang Superhero creator Lee Swiftie or Belieber Swiftie or Twihard ___ Smith (Adidas sneaker brand) ___ Smiths (tennis shoes) Side chosen Side taken Something taken before swinging Something taken for a stroke Standing posture Subject for a golf lesson Standing postures STOP a flow Steadfast and true. Stem the flow Stem the flow of Stop a flow of blood Stop, as a flow Stop, as a flow (Var.) Stop, as a liquid flow Stop, as a liquid flow (Var.) Stop, as bleeding Stop, as the flow of blood stem the flow of (a liquid, esp blood) Stopped the flow of, as blood Stopped, as a flow Serves as a tourniquet for Stops the flow of Sales place Sheet-music holder Show of resistance Small light table. Small table. Small-business setting Something one might take by taking a knee, paradoxically Something that's taken in court Something to take in court Song on R.E.M.'s "Green" album Spot to testify Stay upright Steadfast policy Stephen King's "The ___" Stevie Nicks "___ Back" Stop asking for cards Street vendor's structure Strong position specific attitude stilt "Stardust," for example *Song everyone knows, presumably Song in a canon Song of enduring popularity Source of some discrimination Something applied to a suit Set requirements Sinatra's repertoire Six-inch or footlong? Sometime TV announcement. Sleep state for an electronic device Stanch supporters. Seinfeld, for one Skipper's command to stay away. S. R. O. customer. S.R.O. patron S.R.O. spectator SRO sufferer. Seat-seeking miss, e.g. Seatless passenger Seatless spectator Strap hanger Straphanger, e.g. Straphanger, for one Subway straphanger Symbol of a successful show. Some Met Opera watchers. Some bus riders Spectators without seats Subway sardines. Straphangers Stick to one's guns Show patriotic respect Star's alter ego Star's double. Star's sub Star's substitute. Stunt double Stunt double, for one Sub on a set Sub who is part of a cast Substitute of a sort. Substitute performer Substitute teacher, say someone who takes the place of another Sign of approval, familiarly Star performer's reward Some acclamations Straphanger Boone Straphanger Sajak? Sellout offer Spillover space, or a wedding sub? Sports page info Sports section staples Speaking with the same voice Sign of respect from a "Dukes of Hazzard" costar? Substitute applause? Stunt doubles, e.g. Scene-stealing understudy? Surname on the Mayflower SEAFOOD VENDOR'S STALL Stick to formalities Strain to see, in a way Sidewalk vendor's supply request? Something superior Straight-A student. Superior candidate Superior talents Stay firm Stick by one's guns. Stick stubbornly to a decision Stick to an opinion. Stubbornly conservative Source of water during shortage Scottish golf course. Score holders Seats for spectators Sections of a ball park. Sitting setting Small tables. Spectators' seating Spectators' sites Spectators' spots Sports spectators' place Spots for fans Spots to sit, paradoxically Supporters at stadiums Stays tuned Supports; is ready for action Sticks with what one has, in a way Shows confidence and pride Start of a drag race Skips a date with Survive an ordeal Sustain a long examination Seinfeld's forte Seinfeld's style Some club entertainment Spot for a comedian Shirley Temple film: 1934 Shirley Temple musical of 1934 Solid dude Some comics SCOTTISH stone ___ Street (road from London Bridge to Chichester) Silicon Valley school Slangy muscle car (not what a big ol' bee done did) Sporty Ford, to aficionados Sporty Ford, to buffs Sporty Ford, to devotees Squeaky-voiced Arnold Squeaky-voiced comedian Arnold Saxophonist known as "The Sound" Seemed corrupt