Letter S 311500–311750

Stories that may be "tall" Stories that might be "tall" Stories, fables Storybook contents Storyteller's repertoire Substitute jurors Supplementary jury group Swift creations Super agent Nan Stories told by rapt storytellers? *Sci-fi anthology set in Frank Herbert's universe Sometime English title of French opera. Stories from bankruptcy court? Salty accounts Stories about halting horses? Scheherazade, e.g. She had a "Rocky" career She played Adrian She played Adrian in "Rocky" She played Adrian in "Rocky" and Connie in "The Godfather" She played Adrian in the "Rocky" films She played Al's sister in "The Godfather" She played Al's sister in the "Godfather" movies She played Connie in "The Godfather" She played Connie in the "Godfather" films She played Marlon's daughter in "The Godfather" She was Adrian in "Rocky" Shire of The Godfather Shire of films Shire of the silver screen Shire Actress Shire in "Rocky" Shire in Hollywood Shire in films Shire in show business Shire in the movies Shire nee Coppola Shire of "Chantilly Lace" Shire of "For Richer, For Poorer" Shire of "Godfather III" Shire of "Rocky" Shire of "Rocky" films Shire of "Rocky" movies Shire of "The Godfather Part III" Shire of "The Godfather" films Shire of "The Godfather" movies Shire of Hollywood Shire of a noted film trilogy Shire of film Shire of filmdom Shire of the "Rocky" films Shire of the "Rocky" movies Shire who had a "Rocky" career Shire who is Nicolas Cage and Sofia Coppola's aunt Shire who played Adrian Shire who played Adrian Balboa Shire who played Connie in "The Godfather" Shire who played a Corleone Sly co-star of multiple films Sly's "Rocky" co-star Sly's costar Sly's five-time costar Sly's on-screen wife in four sequels Sly's screen spouse Sylvester's "Rocky" co-star Sylvester's 1976 film love Sylvester's beloved in "Rocky" Sylvester's co-star Sylvester's co-star in "Rocky" Sylvester's co-star, more than once Sylvester's frequent co-star Sylvester's love in "Rocky" Sylvester's screen wife Sylvester's series co-star Showy fan palm Stately fanleaf palm, 50 to 100 ft. high. Showy fan palms ___ Stark, Oona Chaplin's "Game of Thrones" role Scott's penny Symbol from the time of the Crusades. Say "ahoy, matey!" or "avast, ye scurvy dogs!" Sermon, e.g. Shoot the breeze, say Short address Short speech Small or back Sometimes it's sweet Speak to the point. Speaker's event Substitute for action Succumb to interrogation Summit proceedings ___ streak (babble on) Speak convincingly (though perhaps not truthfully) Speak to condescendingly Sass, with "to" Simplify one's discourse. Squealed, in a way Spoke imprudently Spoke too soon or too late Spoke convincingly Spoke with Soliloquists Shakespeare's admonition to voters? Screen innovation of the 1920's Showbiz coinage circa 1915 Silent film's counterpart Silent movie follower Silent movie successor Silent offspring Silent successor Silent's opposite Silent's successor Sound movie Superseder of a silent Supplanter of the silent movie Silent counterparts, once Silents successors sound films Speaking out of turn? Smoker's conversation piece? Showing sass Show authority? Scolding: Colloq. Stern lecture Speech class assignment? Speaking frankly Speaker got delayed Say "Arrr" and "Shiver me timbers" Speak about Something stirring up local buzz . . . or an apt way to describe this puzzle's starred clues Subject of a lot of buzz Scientific conference offerings Some diplomatic doings Speaking tour events Strike-avoiding activities Strike-avoiding activity Summit meeting events Summit series Sound sound Speak rationally Speak reasonably Speaks sotto voce Sounds sound Speaks bluntly. Start of a popular phrase Sign-off expressing intention to reconnect soon Speak openly Spread the hype "Sarah, Plain and ___" (1986 Newbery winner) Seven-foot e.g. Seven-foot, say Shortish cup size at Starbucks Six-feet-six. Six-foot or more Six-foot two, for example Six-foot-eight, for example Six-foot-eleven, e.g. Six-foot-ten, e.g. Size at Starbucks Small Starbucks size Small size at Starbucks Small, at Starbucks Sort of order Stand ___ (show courage) Standing 6'6", say Starbucks coffee order Starbucks coffee size Starbucks size after Short Statuesque Suit length Superspeedway city Seat of Florida's Leon County Seat of Leon County, Fla. Seminole setting Site of Governor DeSantis's office Southeast capital Southern state capital State capital where the band Creed was formed Shaq, to most people Six-foot vis-à-vis five-foot Skyscraper's superlative Star of United's basketball team? Shrewd diplomat of 18th C. France. Scorekeeper, often Scorekeepers Scorekeepers, at times Scorekeepers, essentially Scorekeepers, perhaps Sitcom about a very big kid? Somewhat high Somewhat like Wilt Somewhat like the Sears Tower shawl worn by Jewish males during religious services Something difficult to achieve Soapmaking material Smears with animal fat Seven-footers' jeans sizes, say Some 12-ounce coffee orders Some 12-ounce orders Some Starbucks sizes Some beer cans Some dress sizes Some latte orders Some latte sizes Some men's sizes Starbucks 12-ouncers Starbucks sizes below grandes Starbucks sizes smaller than grandes Suit sizes: Colloq. She was long in a Beatles song Starting five of Chamberlain, Bol, Ewing et al.? Sailor's yarn Story involving Pecos Bill or Babe the Blue Ox Star of "The Little Foxes." Scorecard Signaling that a fox has been sighted Stirs up the hounds shop that allows customers to pay in instalments Senator-elect of Georgia. Synagogue text Some rabbis Samoan's starchy fare Seahawk's grasper Sharp picker-upper Sharp point on a kite Shoulder of a lock bolt Solitaire stock Solitaire stockpile. Solitaire wastepile Stock of cards. Stock, in cards Supplied with claws. Sharp grabbers Sharp grippers Surface-to-air rocket Slope formed by rock debris SOUTH China island nation SOUTHERN China island nation Scottish cap Scottish cap SCOTTISH topper hat Sandy's headgear Sandy's headwear School cap. Scot topper Scot's bonnet Scot's cap Scot's chapeau Scot's flat hat