Letter S
Speeds, to Solti
Speeds, to Solti Conductor
Speeds, to a conductor
Speeds, to a maestro
Symphonic speeds
Seasonal assignment
Seasonal work
Simon who's "The Saint"
Simon____a.k.a. The Saint
SOLDIERS of the Temple
Shaping guide in machinery.
She was Miss Marker
Shirley
Silver screen cutie Shirley
Solomon built one
Star of "The Little Colonel"
Shirley and Diana
Shrine to wild animal parks?
Salt Lake City's historic LDS site
Score datum
Score speed
Scoring speed
Something a baton carrier might pick up
Something controlled by conductors
Something to tap with
Song pace
Speed at the Met
Speed for a score
Speed for playing
Speed for the symphony
Speed in music
Speed kept by a metronome
Speed measured in beats per minute
Speed of a musical piece
Symphonic speed
speed at which a musical composition is to be played
Speed at which the apocalypse is coming?
Secular or civil
secular things
Something that will not last forever
SUB HUB
Shark's interim appendage?
Sine ___ (timeless): Lat.
Seasonal employees
Seasonal workers (and a short hint to this puzzle's theme)
Short-term employees
Short-term staff
Short-term staffers
Short-term staffers, for short
Short-term workers
Short-term workers, for short
Sick-day workers who aren't sick
Sidewalk Santas, e.g.
Some agcy. employees
Some agency employees
Some gig workers
Some holiday help
Some short-term workers
Some stenos
Stats on some maps
Subs at the office
Subs in offices
Summer staffing solutions
Series of connected ballet movements
Summon with a slowly curling index finger, say
Squeeze hit
Squeeze smash
Strongly disposed
Satan in the Garden of Eden
Speed past a police car, e.g.
Siren's destiny?
Stimulates one's desire
Sweetens the deal
Skates on thin ice, say
Seafood fritters, Japanese style
Shrimp ___ (Japanese restaurant offering)
Sieve: Dial.
Sieve, in England
"Shang-Chi and the Legend of the __ Rings"
"Speed" of many bikes
Sum of two fives
Sawbuck
Sawbuck word
Scale boundary
Scale extreme
Scale maximum, often
Scale topper
Scale topper, often
Scale topper, perhaps
Scale's top, sometimes
Scholar's due time
Scholar's time
Scholarly hour?
Scholarly time
Scientific notation figure
Score X .5
Score cut in half
Standard toes on a human
Score for Mary Lou Retton: 1984
Score for Nadia Comaneci
Score for Retton
Score for a perfect dive
Score halved
Second highest card at pinochle.
Second highest pinochle card
Second-highest card in pinochle
Second-highest pinochle card
Second-lowest stripe
Several, many.
Sextus's X
Shaken thumb, in American Sign Language
Shoe length
Shorthand for October, at times
Sign of perfection
Sinai number
Sir John A. Macdonald's bill
Site for Hamilton
Six plus four
Slightly less than a dozen
Slo-pitch softball complement
Slow-pitch softball complement
Smallest noncototient number
Smallest two-digit number
Sock size
Softball complement
Some people take it to relax
Something taken by the tired
Something to take for a break
Something to take or hang
Something to take when you're tired?
Spare complement
Speeds on bikes?
Spot for Hamilton's portrait
Square root of 100
Square root of five score
Standard digital count
Standard envelope size
Start of a countdown
Start of a countdown, often
Start of a countdown, perhaps
Start of many CB radio codes
Start of many a countdown
Start of many countdowns
Start of the end of a countdown
Start with so many Indians.
Stellar score
Storm, on the Beaufort scale
Strike count
Strike number
Strong rating
Sue Bird's jersey number
Sum of little Indians
Sum of the first three prime numbers
Sum of this clue number's digits
Sundial X
Super fly, after "a"
Symbol of gymnastic perfection
__-speed racing bike
___-speed bike
Some positions
Sound, as an argument
Surgeon's hook
Smoke break time, say
Soldier's 1000
Starting time of some 5Ks
Sharecroppers' agreements, e.g.
State for renters
State of occupying.
Sharecropper, e.g.
Space renter
Studio dweller
Studio dweller, e.g.
Studio occupant, e.g.
Studio occupant, say
Sublet offerer
Super charge
Super customer?
Struggling rural worker
Security deposit payers
Socagers, e.g.
Subjects of letters
seaside town in Pembrokeshire, southwest Wales
Something to get for a dime
SMALL-scaled fish
System where "187" means "homicide"
Some famous dos and don'ts
See after
See to a bar or a garden
See to the needs of
See to, as a bar
Serve as a caregiver to
Serve behind bars?
Serve drinks, perhaps
Serve the suds
Serve up drinks
Serve up mixed drinks
Serve up the drinks
Serve up the drinks, e.g.
Show an inclination
Something to do behind bars?
Seen to
Stock-buying offers
Sensitive ... or a piece of chicken
Sensitive to touch
Ship or coal car.
Showing gentleness
Sliced easily
Small supply ship.
Soft or gentle
Submit, in a way
Someone 18 years young is "at" one
Soft salad green?
"Scarf up the ___ . . . ": Shak.
SOFTENED meat
soften (meat) by pounding or treatment with a special substance
Sore side?
Strip of meat
Slice from beneath the ribs
Soft heartedness
Softheartedness
Soft breads?
Small, useful boats.
Some fast food chicken
Submits, as a resignation
Supply ships
Sinew: Anat.
Sesquipedalia
strong tissue attaching a muscle to a bone
Sinews
Skeletal attachments.
Some of them honor Achilles
Stretchable cords
Strings you might pull
Sensitive: Fr.
Slender stem
Spiral plant shoot
Spirally plant stem
Stem by which climbing plant attaches itself
Strand from climbing plant
slender stem by which a climbing plant clings
slender stem-like structure by which some twining plants attach themselves to an object for support
Slender stems with which some plants attach themselves for support
Seeds, weeds, and feeds
Serves beer
Serves beer after beer
Serves beer after beer, e.g.
Serves brewski after brewski
Serves the brewskis
Serves up the brewskis
Shepherds sheep
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