Letter S 308000–308250

Star on Nepal's flag Star on the Rwandan flag Star seen on many flags Star that sounds like a family member Star whose Greek name is "helios" Star, essentially Stimulator of Vitamin D production Summer blazer, which can come before the starts of this puzzle's four longest answers Supplier of energy Symbol in the center of the Japanese flag Symbol of splendor. Symbol on New Mexico's flag Symbol on South Dakota's flag. Symbol on a weather map Symbol on the Argentine flag Symbol on the flag of Argentina Symbol on the flag of Argentina or Uruguay Symbol on the flag of New Mexico Syzygy part star around which the earth and other planets revolve Shakespeare title character who is exiled from Rome Scenic New Hampshire lake. sunbathe, esp in order to become tanned Some are nude Soaking up some rays Solar balneations. Solar ray Signs of hope with reformed businessman abandoning sin Solar rays Southeast Asian honey lover Southern U.S. region Small songsters. Summer application Stadium in El Paso Summery complexion. Surfer's acquisition. Sudden effect of a cloud passing Sudden light seen through the clouds Sudden shining Snack brand with a Garden Salsa flavor Snack food with a Harvest Cheddar flavor Snack with a Harvest Cheddar variety Strait between Java and Sumatra Strait near Java Soda fountain indulgence Soda jerker's creation Soda shoppe treat Split alternative Split relative Split's cousin Split's relative Split, say Some Dairy Queen buys Some ice cream shop selections Some ice cream treats Split relatives Splits, e.g. Syrupy desserts Seventh day of the week ___ Silence, 1989 Kentucky Derby winner Special-occasion clothing Spiffy, as clothes Start of the title of a Broadway musical Sometime artist. S&P stock for lazy weekends? Septuagesima and Quinquagesima. Spot to enjoy summer weather Spot with patio furniture Split apart forcefully Split apart; red dunes (anag) Sticky-leaved plant that feeds on insects Shadow-creating timepiece Solar clock Solar halos or rainbows. Soaked with rays Sleeveless summer frock Summer outfit Summer shift Some sleeveless frocks Spanish politico. Source of snack seeds State Nicknames Kansas State bloom of Kansas Symbol of Kansas " . . . sweetest songs yet remain to be ___": Whitman "Song ___ Blue" (Neil Diamond hit) "Song ___ Blue" (Neil Diamond) Snithced Sidekick/secretary of the Human Torch Strategic Chinese town southwest of Shanghai. Shore resort eyewear Something in a movie star's frame? Sight caused by atmospheric dust Sol or Ra, e.g. Sol and Helios Sol, Helios, and Ra Sacred peak of China Shades go-with Summer headdress. Summery headwear Safari coverings Safari wear S African dwarf antelope Sent to the ocean's floor Sent underwater Sign of insufficient sleep, perhaps (8 to 6) Short laugh? Symbol of racial subjugation Source of ocean treasure, perhaps Submerged wrecks Sea salvager's quest, maybe Source of indoor rays Some tan sources Some tanners sunny area SOL'S BENISON Source of vitamin D in nature SUNNAH Stephen Foster girl SUNNA (alt.) Sunna Soaked up some rays Stretched out on the beach Sect whose name means "habit" Shia counterpart Shiite alternative Solarium activity "Some ___ Day," 1922 Berlin song __-side up (egg order) ___-side up Start of the 'Sesame Street' theme song Saint's bet: 1983 Southern exposures. "Solar" gas station brand Seller of UltraTech gasoline ___ State (nickname of Kansas) See-through space Screened-in veranda Solar dynamism. Something a parasol provides "Space Is the Place" bandleader "Space Is the Place" jazz bandleader "Space Is the Place" jazzman Space-music jazzman Serenade by Glenn Miller. Start of something new Stirring time? Subject of a famous Monet painting Subject of the painting that gave Impressionism its name Sign on a route to Jones Beach. Shining moments? Song for a broker's day? Slidable car part Sliding auto part Sporty car features Solaria Seeks a tan Shaquille O'Neal's team Sir Charles and chums, in basketball Solar system centers Solar-system centers Southwestern NBAers Space heaters? Stars large and small Stars, essentially Sequences that often begin yoga classes Sylvan blight Sprays before days catching rays SLEEP of Endymion (symbolic) Sight in the West Slowly phase out, in lingo Strip in Hollywood Sign of the road of the stars. Stroheim/Swanson film: 1950 Swanson film Swanson film of 1950 Swanson movie of 1950 Swanson vehicle Swanson/ Holden film Swanson/Holden film of '50 Statute with a built-in expiration date Shooters' subjects Sights in the western sky Sights to admire Stereotypical Western-ending backdrops Subjects of Monet paintings "in Venice" and "at Lavacourt" Subjects of many evening photographs State Nicknames Florida Sources of cheer Southern exposure. Shortwave-reception factor Site of intense magnetic activity Solar "blemish" Solar blot Solar dark patch Solar event caused by magnetic activity Solar patch Solar storm Source of disruption to satellites Spectrohelioscope viewing Solar activity Solar features. Source of interference Supposed causes of magnetic phenomena. sudden prostration due to exposure to the sun or excessive heat Summer sport tog. Saint-Tropez acquisition, perhaps Shade for a lifeguard Shade in the summer Shade on the beach Solar radiation absorption evidence Summer acquisition Summer covering Summer shade Surfer's shade? Shades for lifeguards Shades of summer Summertime acquisitions. Summery hues. Summer drink brewed alfresco Sheltered balcony with abundant natural light Sheltered spot out of the shade SOUND (OE) Six in the morning. Something to crow about? Start of a day Skier's badge at Bald Mountain? Scientists concerned with spots Sch. in New Paltz or Binghamton Sch. syst. with a campus in Buffalo Sch. system with campuses in Albany and 63 other places Sch. system with campuses in Buffalo and Binghamton Sch. system with campuses in Geneseo and Fredonia Sch. with branches in Binghamton and Stony Brook Schools in Albany and Oneonta are part of it: Abbr. Stony Brook campus Syst. with a Buffalo campus __-sen Sierra Mist alternative Slangy "How's things?" Slangy "Qué pasa?" Small amount of liquid food Small quantity of liquid Soft drink whose logo features a red circle Scrutinize one's food? School district higher-up, informally Service-academy boss, informally Slangy building boss Spear carrier, perhaps Spear holder on an opera stage