Letter S 303250–303500

Snifter part Something removed from the pot? Something that may get tongue-tied? Somewhat less potent part of a psychedelic mushroom Spinach part Spoon handle Spot for a thorn Spot for a wineglass charm Stalk for a rose Stalk in a garden Stalk in the garden Stalk of a flower Stalk of bananas Stalk of bananas, e.g. Static-X song about a plant? Static-X song about plant? Static-X song for cell research? Static-X song for cells? Static-X song off "Wisconsin Death Trip" Stern opposite Stern's counterpart Stern's flip side Stern's other end Stern's partner Stick in the ground? Stop from spreading Stop the flow Stop the flow of, as a liquid Stop, as a tide Stop, in skiing Subj. group with a noted gender imbalance Subjects in which women have traditionally been underrepresented, for short Sunflower stalk Sunflower support Sunflower supporter Support for a flower bud Support for a rose Support for a sunflower Support of a flower. Supporter in a garden Supporter in a spray Supporter of botany Supporter of nature Supporter of the cosmos? staunch the blood flow stop (the flow of something) stop the flow of a liquid Sault __, MI Sault ___ Sault ___ (Michigan city) Sault ___, Ont. Subject of modern medical research Subject of modern research Subject of recent medical research Subject of some controversial research Subject of some biomedical research Subject of some medical research ... or a description of this puzzle's theme? Subversive groups that research challenging academic subjects? Shirts for a coders vs. physicists softball game? Small stalk. Small stalks. Step in a mineshaft. Supports for flower heads Sap sites Ship bows Ski turns Slenderest parts of Champagne flutes Slows down, in skiing. Slows, as flows Slows, as the flow Snifter parts Stops the flow Sunflower stalks Sunflower supporters Supporters of botany Supports for flowers Slows a catastrophe Slows an onslaught Slow an increase Stop a prevailing trend Ski movements. Some Waterford crystal Sandhurst weapon Scandinavian name meaning "cliff" Second World War submachine gun Second World War-era British gun Sheppard and Turpin's gun Sheppard-Turpin gun Sheppard-Turpin weapon Soldier of Fortune actress Star of "Nana": 1934 Simple wartime firearm with a metal frame Stone: Scot. Submachine gun British Submachine gun of WWII Submachine gun type Suez Crisis weapon Swedish weight submachine gun British architect Scandal emanation, figuratively Sewer emission Sickening emanation Sign of a clogged toilet, perhaps Skunk aftermath Small fish producing appalling smell Spoilage evidence Strong unplesant smell Secretarial job. Sign maker's aid Sign maker's pattern Sign painter's aid Sign painter's device Sign painter's help Sign painter's pattern Sign painter's prop Sign painter's tool Sign-lettering aid Sign-making aid Sign-making device Sign-making tool Signmaker's aid Signmaker's tool Silkscreen aid Silkscreener's pattern Silkscreening device Spray-painter's aid Stenog's job. Sign maker's set Sign painter's patterns Sign painter's set Sign-making aids Sign-making templates Sign-painter's patterns Some cutouts Spray-painting tools Scots word meaning bound Scottish words bound Stride: Scot. SAXONY-Anhalt town (Ger.) Sage of the Stadium. Shea Stadium pilot. Simply designed British firearm Small automatic Shorthand expert in the court Secretarial ability Secretarial asst. Secretarial skill, in brief Secretarial talent, in brief She worked in the pool Short secretary? Short shorthand writer: Colloq. Short shorthand writer? Short story writer? Short transcriber Short-handed one? Shorthand Whiz Shorthand ace Shorthand crackerjack Shorthand expert, for short Shorthand for shorthand Shorthand gal Shorthand girl. Shorthand hand? Shorthand pro Shorthand pro, for short Shorthand pro, in shorthand Shorthand shorthand Shorthand specialist Shorthand specialist, for short Shorthand taker Shorthand taker, for short Shorthand transcriber Shorthand user Shorthand user, briefly Shorthand user, for short Shorthand worker, for short. Shorthand writer Shorthand writer, for short Shorthand, for short Shorthand, in short Shorthand, shortly Shorthanded employee? Shorthanded worker? Shorthander Shorthander, for short Someone to dictate to Sort of pad Specialist in Gregg Speedwriting expert, for short Speedy note taker Speedy notetaker Symbol-writing pro someone skilled in the transcription of speech Shorthand writers: Colloq. survival dependent on conditions remaining within a narrow range of variables Shorthand notebook Shorthand site Shorthand taker's notebook Shorthand-taker's book Shorthand experts Shorthand experts: Colloq. Shorthand pros Shorthand specialists Shorthand takers Shorthand users, for short Shorthand whizzes Shorthand writers Shorthand writers, for short Shorthand-takers Shorthanded group? Some assistants Some office workers on "Mad Men" Some pool people Some pool pros Some women on "Mad Men" Speedwriting pros Staff with notes S P A C E R STOMACH contraction of the pylorus Spinal affliction Sandhurst weaponry Second World War weapons Sheppard-Turpin guns Small arms of Britain Some carbines Submachine guns Submachine guns of World War II Supporter of one with a bad heart? Surgeon's artery opener Surgeon's blockage reliever Surgeon's insert Surgeon's insert, perhaps Surgeon's insertion Surgeon's tube Surgery tube Surgical blockage reliever Surgical insert Surgical support Surgical tube Surgically implanted tube slender tube Stretcher for fabrics. Stretching device for fabrics. stretching frame Stretching devices for fabrics. Stretching machines. Sir Frank ___, historian of Anglo-Saxon England STRONG-voiced person Speaker with an unusually loud voice Some clog fighters