Letter S 303500–303750

Surgeons' insertions Surgical blockage relievers Surgical holders Surgical insertions Surgical tubes "So You Think You Can Dance" move STRUCTURED Training and Employment Projects Salsa component Samba move Scale degree Second half of quick dance Section of a flight? Section of a tutorial Self-help level Self-help program level Self-help program part Setup instructions word Shag part Short stride Short walking distance Single pace Sleater-Kinney "___ Aside" Small progression Small thing in a Neil Armstrong quote Small unit of progress Something a steeplejack must watch Something counted by a Fitbit Something taken in stride? Something to be watched. Something to take you higher Something to watch Something to watch on uneven terrain Something to watch, at times Something to watch, maybe Something to watch, perhaps Stair component Stair constituent Stair or rung Stair tread. Stair unit Staircase division Staircase segment Staircase surface Staircase surface for shoes Stairs part Stairway component Stairway segment Start of a walk Start walking Stevie Ray Vaughan "In ___" Stone at a stream crossing Stool or sister starter Stroll starter Stroller's unit Surface of a stairway ___ shows (performances by some Black sororities) Start of an assembly Say "brb" in a chat room Second part in a manual Second part in an instruction manual Second part of assembly instructions, perhaps Stop, to think about it Shot taken while moving away from a defender guarding the shooter, in basketball lingo *Sibling by marriage Sibling gained through marriage ___ step (gradual) Systematic, as instructions Second mother, of old spouse s child She was Dee Dee McCall on "Hunter" Sharp-shooting Curry "Swanee" composer Foster Sondheim or Colbert Sondheim or Stills Songwriter Sondheim St ______ , New Brunswick Border Crossing Satirist who redefined the word "truthiness" Songwriter born July 4, 1826 Subject of the puzzle "Sweeney Todd" lyricist Stage Songsmith Student of Oscar Hammerstein II Sondheim's secret from the Feds Shoe without laces, e.g. Start to break up a fight, say Start to participate. Stop being a bystander Short panties Subway guard's call. Second for a pop, maybe Second wife, to the hubby's kids She's not a birth parent SUBSTITUTE mother Shower invitee Snow White's rival spare wheel Suggestion to back down from a confrontation Squash like a bug Squash or smoosh, maybe Squash underfoot Squash, as a crawling insect Squash, maybe Squash, squish or squelch Squelch, in a way Squish or squash Squish or squash, in a way Squish with a shoe Squish, squash or squelch Squish, squash or squelch, in a way Suffer embarrassment by your own actions, and a hint to this puzzle's theme Start of a job Start of a manual Start of a recovery program Start of an algorithm Start of assembly instructions Starting instruction Shout to a cabbie Shout to a slow cabbie Sign at a kennel? Sign in animal shelter See life Surpass, as a threshold Sidewalk maneuver for the superstitious. Semiarid plain Siberian expanse Siberian grassland Siberian land feature Siberian plain Siberian roe deer's habitat Slavic plain Sort of plain Siberian grasslands Siberian plains Siberian stretches Southeastern European plains Stage of advancement Sections on a wikiHow page Self-help segments Short distances Side and false Some in Rome are Spanish Some people take them down Some people take them up then down Some reality show routines Some recommend 10,000 of these per day Some recovery programs have twelve of them Spanish ___ (Rome attraction) Spanish ___ (historic site in Rome) Stages in a process. Stages of a flight Staircase divisions Staircase stuff Staircase units Stairway components Stile features. Stoop parts Strategic phases Systematic sequence Sibling via remarriage Second wife's boy Second-marriage relationship Squashes, in a way Squooshes, maybe son of one's husband or wife by an earlier relationship Some attendants at second marriages Some children from a former marriage Some members of a blended family Some remarried folks' relatives Some union acquisitions Spouse's other boys Small child's convenience for reaching a sink "___ & Son" (British series that inspired "Sanford and Son") Sanford's Britcom inspiration Song from 'How Now, Dow Jones' Skier's move. Skiing maneuver at a bend in the course Second phase Silver fineness meas. Silver mark: Abbr. Silver standard: Abbr. Silver type: Abbr. Silversmith's abbreviation. Skilled one: Suffix Slangy noun suffix Song ender Song or trick ender Spin follower? Spin or speed ending Spin tail? Sterling: Abbr. Suffix denoting profession. Suffix for drag Suffix for fraud Suffix for game or trick Suffix for gang Suffix for gang or mob Suffix for gang or prank Suffix for gang or road Suffix for gang or spin Suffix for gang or trick Suffix for gang or young Suffix for hip or gang Suffix for old or young Suffix for poll Suffix for poll or prank Suffix for poll or trick Suffix for prank or gang Suffix for prank or song Suffix for prank or trick Suffix for prank or young Suffix for road or gang Suffix for tap or tip Suffix for tip Suffix for trick or pun Suffix for young or gang Suffix for young or old Suffix for young or prank Suffix meaning "one who." Suffix of personal nouns. Suffix used with mob or gang. Suffix used with road, tap, etc. Suffix used with song, spin, etc. Suffix used with tap and team. Suffix used with young and old. Suffix used with young or old. Suffix with "old" or "spin" Suffix with dab Suffix with drag or quip Suffix with dump Suffix with fib or road Suffix with fun or pun Suffix with gag Suffix with game Suffix with game or song Suffix with gang or mob Suffix with gang or trick Suffix with ham or young Suffix with hip Suffix with hip and quip Suffix with hip or drag Suffix with hip or hoop Suffix with hip or pun Suffix with hip or quip Suffix with hip or tap Suffix with hip or tip Suffix with hoop Suffix with huck Suffix with joke Suffix with joke or pun Suffix with joke or trick