Letter S 316500–316750

Swayed like a sot Straddled unstably Spotted sandpiper. Straddle precariously Straddle unstably Struggle for balance atop Seesaws Shows signs of instability Sits precariously Struggles for balance Saucy playground apparatus? Seesaw (and the longest common word that uses just the top typewriter row) "Sans ___, sans eyes . . . ": Shak. Saw Things Saw edges Saw features Saw notches Saw parts Saw projections Sawers Saws and laws have them Scary shark parts Shark features Sharks have a lot of them Sharp parts of saws Show of authority, metaphorically Some are deciduous Some bridges connect them Some fossils Some grinders Spots for braces Spots for caps and crowns Sprocket parts Sprocket projections Subject of dentistry Show signs of growth? Something babies do Something most babies do at around six months Something tots do Sprout a molar Sprout canines Sprout incisors Sprout molars Sprout some choppers Start chopping? Start dentition. Sprouts incisors Starts getting molars Subject for the baby books. Soother of baby's painful gums Starter's assignments Stay dry Stay dry, in a way Swear off the sauce Sober C.P.A. golfer? Sober one Shunner of drink. Stays dry Stays dry, say Small top Small top used in the game put-and-take Start a 300-yard drive Start a hole of golf Start driving Start of a golf game. Start on a hole Start, as a golf round Screen in a family room Series shower Soap box? Soap carrier Sets that are captivating to many Soap boxes? Sweden's acting prime minister Löfven Scandal-proof Slippery discovery of 1938 Space-age material Start of a slippery nickname for John Gotti substance used in nonstick cooking vessels surface Nonstick spray Songwriter McLean getting away with murder? Summer known for kitchen supplies? Slick observation, part two SEB, mother of Second year sheep. Sheep in second year. Seaport in Java. Seaport in Middle Java. Sara's partner in indie pop Sara's twin sister and indie singing partner Study and collection of beer mats Sheep: Var. Shampoo for psoriasis Second-year does Sheep in their second year. Skin, shell or husk. Sarcastically-used Internet typo ___ suck (awful) Self-conscious laugh Slightly amused reaction Small bit of laughter Sound of a titter Sound of childish laughter Sound of snickering Sound of snickering laughter (Var.) Sounds of a giggle sound Giggling muppet Small giggles Snickers, say Scene of oil dispute. Shah's chief city. Site of a 1943 "Summit" meeting. Summit site: 1943 Site of a 1943 World War II conference Spoiler of a parade for Ahmadinejad? Scotch tithes. Selena's genre Selena's music Selena's music genre Selena's music style Selena's musical genre Selena's musical style Style of music north of the Rio Grande Second largest estado of los Estados Unidos South African lizard "Stephen Colbert's Alpha Squad 7: Lady Nocturne: A ____ Jansen Adventure" (fictitious novel featured on "The Colbert Report") Sci-fi drug Sci-fi narcotic Shatner TV series "___War" Shatner book (with "War") Shatner novel "___War" Shatner sci-fi drug Shatner's "__War" Shatner's "___ Vengeance" Shatner's "___ Wars" Shatner's sci-fi drug Sport-___ (athletic apparel) Sustainable brush brand (unclear if it's somehow related to William Shatner sci-fi drugs) Singer at Charles and Diana's wedding Singer who earned New Zealand's first gold disc Soprano Kiri Small glassy object formed from the debris of a meteorite impact small dark glassy object found in several areas around the world Shatner book Shatner sci-fi novel series Shatner sci-fi series Shatner series Shorthand on a business card Smartphone no. Something to call on: Abbr. Something to hold on: Abbr. Sprint offering: Abbr. Star's intro? Start of some Israeli place names Such: Fr. such French Sculptural figure of a man used as a column Supporting column in form of a man's figure. Supporting column shaped liked a man Spinning webs Second most populous city in Israel Setting for part of 2005's "Munich" Shalom Meir Tower locale Shalom Meir Tower site Shalom Tower site Site of Lod airport. Site of the Habima Theatre. Signature of a noted author. Subject of 1962's Best Picture Short form for a popular TV device Scope or cast starter Sort of marketing? Springsteen's Fender model (Abbr.) Start for "scope" or "vision" Start for casting or commuting Start for commuting or marketing Start for health or marketing Start for journalists Start for marketer or commuter Start for marketing or commuting Start for photo or graph Start for scope Start for type or vision Start for vision or path Start for vision or port Start of TV Start of communications? Start to communicate? Start to commute? Start to graph? Starter for phone or vision Starter for photo Starter for vision Starter with gram or graph Send out on a network Show on the small screen Show, in a way Small-screen program Some electric guitars Sprint's biz Sprint's business systems used to send messages electronically Sprint and others Sprint and such Sprint, et al. Skunk-like animal Spanish ring maker Short wire? Springless wagon of Russia. Suitable for TV broadcast. Sire's influence over others' offspring Singing item Speeded message. Stop-and-go message? Summit for people who can't get the hang of those newfangled phones? Some old cables SEND message Signal one's punches Schussboomer's turn Skier's turning maneuver Some ski turns Spacecraft transmitting device. SPEED, distanced measurement of the physical quantities of Show like "Yo soy Betty, la fea" Show watched by Spanish learners Soap in Mexico Soap opera, in Sonora Spanish soap Soaps from Latin America Study of nature's purposes. Sci-fi reader Start a three-way call? Singles bar acquisition Spoiler of a rustic scene Series of unsuccessful attempts to connect SWITCHBOARD operator Sound transmission science Shooters of small objects "Studio One" episode, e.g. Script for TV Script for airing Script written for TV Serling work Story written for TV system providing a place where a cordless telephone can be connected to a telephone network Sci-fi concept for matter transmission Shows up out of nowhere? selling of a product or service by telephone "Sky & __" magazine Scientist's instrument.