Letter S 315500–315750

Some leafy greens? Some social events Some sorority parties Some sorority socials Sometimes-green drinks Soothing brews Sorority receptions Souchong and Darjeeling Souchong and Hyson Souchong et al. Steeped beverages Steeped brews Steeped drinks Steeped quaffs Subjects of some British breaks Sunglo and gowiddie Sunglo and twankay "Spring Night" poet Sara Sara of poetry "Strip ___" (Carl Hiaasen novel) Scorpions "___ Me Please Me" Sean Paul "Don't ___ Me" Show a short trailer for Show a snippet of, say Show just a little bit of leg, say Shred finely. Sing "nyah-nyah" to Sirens do it Style, as hair into a bouffant Style, in a way Subject to a ribbing Separate, as strands of hair Spiny-flowered plant Scorpions "___ Please Me" Sample of new song Short highlight Short movie trailer Short preview for a movie Short promo Short trailer Something hard to solve. Stage drapery "Save the date" message Short hooking pitch Spot that's often vague Sales lures Short previews Show promos Some film clips Some wool workers Spot at a movie theater Set for the afternoon? Set with a strainer, salver, pot, etc. "Still ahead ..." and "Coming up next ...," in broadcasting lingo Says "Nyah, nyah!" to, maybe Shapes one's hair Some flirts Saucers, cups, and a pot Saucers, cups, et al. Server for Raggedy Ann Service at Alice's party Service at an afternoon party Service collection Service easy to break? Service for Earl Grey Service for a social Service for an afternoon break Service pieces for an afternoon party Service with cups and saucers Service, maybe Sideboard collection Sideboard display Silver server Silver service Special china Sugar bowl location Sugar bowl, creamer, etc. service Afternoon affair Service groups Services at four? Services in the U.K. Services used at afternoon receptions. Serving collections Some china ensembles Some dollhouse miniatures Some sterling silver gifts Souchong servers' chinaware Spode ensembles Social attire? Sort of restaurant Spot for steeped beverages Spot to drink a spot Spot to order a spot Some playfulness Steinbeck novel about Biblical beverages? Silverware item Sixth of a fluid ounce Small dosage amount Stirring thing small item of cutlery small object for stirring coffee Souchong stirrers Sterling collectibles Something farm-squeezed? Something not found on a bull Sow feature Spot to suckle Suck on this, baby! Suckling spot Suckling's food source Suckling's milk source Suckling's spot Serving cart Setting for an afternoon service Small living-room piece Sons of Liberty concern Source of resentment in the Colonies in the 1770s Service break at Wimbledon? Slot for a spot? Sociable hour. Social hour Social hour, in Britain. Spot on an afternoon schedule? Small driers, to Brits Salver for a certain service Salver for serving Earl Grey, say Sci-fi cow's secret weapon? Serving helper Something for serving the English breakfast? Sterling server, perhaps Shrub indigenous to China. Shrub with a fragrant oil that's toxic to ingest Source of a beverage Source of a fragrant essential oil Source of a homeopathic oil Source of a masseur's oil Source of an aromatherapy oil Source of an essential oil with medicinal properties Source of an extract used in aromatherapy Source of an oil used in aromatherapy Source of an oil with medicinal properties Source of some medicinal oils Sources of a cosmetics oil Sources of an aromatherapy oil Setting for un dramma Setting for un'opera Sito dell'opera Spanish playhouse. Source of refreshments on a train to London Sources for pups Samovar Samovar, e.g. Service for many Samovars, e.g. Some catering vessels Some hot beverage servers Service station in the late afternoon? Small wheeled table Servers with wheels Service equipment Saharan people. Saudi Arabian oasis Sam Spade type Sam Spade, e.g., for short Sam Spade, e.g., informally Sam Spade, for one Short investigator Slangy sleuth Sleuth (Sl.) Sleuth in pulp fiction Sleuth kin Sleuth's cohort Sleuth, briefly Sleuth, for short Sleuth, in old crime fiction Sleuth, in old slang Sleuth, in potboilers Sleuth, to Sayers Snooping pro Soho sleuth Solver with a set of clues, for short Spade, e.g., briefly Spade, e.g., for short Spade, e.g., slangily Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone, e.g. Some Mexican beers School of a sort, for short. Scient. school Sector for many start-ups Sector of many Nasdaq listings Server's troubleshooter Service dept. expert Short for M. I. T. Shortened word in some school names Shortening in many school names Silicon Valley biz Silicon Valley field Silicon Valley field, for short Silicon Valley field, informally Silicon Valley industry Silicon Valley industry with a notorious gender pay gap, briefly Silicon Valley industry, briefly Silicon Valley industry, for short Silicon Valley specialty Silicon Valley specialty, familiarly Skilled artist, for short Skilled worker, briefly^TEC Skillful one, for short Smartphones, laptops, etc. Software expert Software guru Software support person Something to take stock in Specialist college Specialized problem solver Stage crew worker, briefly Stanford specialty, for short Stock market sector, for short Stock sector Support for a PC Support pro Support sort Support source Support worker hiding in the eight longest puzzle answers __ support (PC owner's lifeline) __ support (computer help) ___ start-up ___ support (computer owner's lifeline) ___ support (computer service) ___ support (help for some users) *Silicon Valley success story Showcase of the latest gaming engine, e.g. Software engineer's presentation Sysop, for one Some experts on viruses Selfies posted by the IT department? Silicon Valley debuts, in brief Stereotypical Silicon Valley types School to learn engineering Specialist's point Skilled musician, for example. someone known for high skill in some intellectual or artistic technique someone whose occupation involves training in a specific technical process Seriously skilled workers Study of the practical arts. study or theory of industry and industrial arts Sequencer-driven music Skill: Comb. form. Some 1990's music Some of Moby's music