Letter S 305250–305500

Sink as low as *Sign ... organ ... telegram Safety sign. Save, in hockey. Series of organ pipes. Set of organ pipes Short pursuer Shout to a fleeing thief Sign at a RR crossing Sign at a corner, often Sign at a crossing Sign at a highway crossing. Sign at a through street Sign at a tollgate. Sign at the crossroads. Sign on a corner Sign on a school bus Sign on the corner Sign outside a post office Sign that anagrams to "post" Sign that often got "BUSH" spray painted on it Some do it on a dime Sort of sign Square button? Station, often, for a train Stay or sojourn. Step before drop and roll, when on fire Street sugn. Street-corner sign Subway map dot Subway map marking Subway station Supremes' hit "___! In the Name of Love" sign Intersection station Train Sign indicating a sign Stripe often ignored by cars at an intersection Short pipe opened by turning a handle Suddenly freeze Step-like excavation Steplike mine excavation step-like excavation for the removal of ore, formed as the material is mined in layers steplike excavation made in a mine to extract ore Steplike excavations Sufficient for now, as a measure Short-term solutions Slow in rush-hour traffic Slow, as rush-hour traffic Start of a doctor's response Shout after a purse-snatching Shout after a swiping Shout during an attempted escape Say hi, say Signal hinted at by the first parts of 17-, 31- and 46-Acros Strategy of a loser? Sort of stock-market order Stay (at) temporarily Swing by for a visit *Stock buying or selling directive with a specified price Stock-triggered moves Short stay during a journey Short stay on the way Stay on the way short break in a journey Sickout, e.g. "Shakespeare in Love" scriptwriter Sink item Slamming on the brakes, e.g. Sink plug. Slams the door on Some Mille Bornes cards Some airport landings Some organ controls Stations spies around ... Subway map dots Subway map indications Subway map markings Subway map points Subway stations *Suddenly slam on the brakes Screech to a halt Street-corner octagon Special notices for motorists. Surprises with a visit Successfully brakes suddenly Screeches to a halt Slams on the brakes Stain repellent's claim? Strike! Sandwich makers, ___! Stick a cork in Special timepiece. Safekeeping of goods: Abbr. Strong: Scot. Space for holding items until needed Safe function Shed purpose Silo's purpose Silo's use. Space for goods. Summer place for furs Stock cube? Set __ by (trust) Set __ by (value) Shop-'til-you-drop site Shopaholic's haunt Shopping emporium Shopping location Shopping mall tenant Some may mind this Spot for a Santa Spot for browsing or buying Stationers. Stick in the attic or stuff in a drawer Stick in the cellar Stock the pantry Stribling's "The ___" Strip mall tenant Strip-mall unit Stuff in the basement? shopping mall unit Sales reminder Some promotional material Sam's Choice, e.g. Sam's Choice, to Walmart Sign at a going-out-of-business sale Stuck in the attic Squirreled Stashed for later Street view Shop window information Shop owners Supermarket sweep? Strip mall lessors Squirrel or bee Squirrel or magpie Squirrel or pack rat Squirrel, often Stockpiling sort Supplies site Shelf-restocking sources Squirrels and magpies Squirrels, at times Squirrels, by nature Storm anticipators Second part of obsolescent bargain sites Shopaholics' hangouts Shopping mall tenants Spree stops Supplies of goods. Supplies, shops something that is accumulated supply of food and essentials for a journey Stockpiles car motors? Supply vessel. Security-guard scrutiny? Squirrels away, and a hint to the circled letters Stash for later Stop on a lift Segments of a skyscraper. Skyscraper count Skyscraper figures Some are tall Some of Springsteen's songs Spielberg's "Amazing ___" Salting away Squirrel's occupation Sign above a closet? Saving for later use Storied baby-bringing bird Supposed baby-bringing bird Symbol of childbirth Symbolic deliverer Symbolic flier. Symbolic obstetrician Symbolic fliers. Seaman's worry Seattle WNBA team Seattle team with which Sue Bird won four W.N.B.A. championships Seattle's W.N.B.A. team Shipwreck cause, often Shower producer Signal or trooper preceder Snow squall, e.g. Something often kicked up Sports journalist Hannah Sportscaster Hannah Springtime weather event Squall, e.g. Subject of radar tracking Sudden volley Severe weather with strong winds and rain site Eye Severe weather warning Subterranean shelter Screen holders Santa Anna at the Alamo Seat of Northern Ireland assembly Some National Weather Service forecasts Squalls or tornadoes Subjects of some weather warnings Subjects of watches Subjects of watches and warnings Square red flags with central black squares. Song first sung by Ethel Waters at Harlem's Cotton Club ... and a hint to four other long answers Segal product Segal's "Oliver's ___" Shared account? Short or second Short-short. Skyscraper level Skyscraper unit Social D "___ of My Life" Sometimes tall item Stephen King work Something that might build character over time? Sequence of sketches Sleep inducers for some? Second ___ (burglar). someone who tells lies Side facing advancing glacier. Side of a hill, in geology. Self-named Fox Business show STUMBLE (prov. Eng.) Stumble, in Scotland Summer ermine: Dial. Subunit of the Bulgarian lev small basin for holy water "Short and __" ("little teapot" description) Solidly built porter Strong and thick Strong porter Scots word meaning theft Song featured in "The New Moon" Song from "The New Moon": 1928 Song from Sigmund Romberg's "The New Moon" Strong porters Suits designed for hefty customers. Sweet brews Setting for a roast Site of many stirring moments Skillet's spot Something to stew over? Spot for a hot pot Silk hat: Colloq. Smoky, of the funnies Sears showroom display Some are pot-bellied Spots for some pilots Saucepan's spot Spot for simmering or sauteing