Letter S 317250–317500

Stokes, say Serves as a mixologist Slings drinks Sees about Sees after Sorrow: Scot. suffix ribbon Self-contained room or set of rooms Slum building Slum digs Slum dwelling Slum housing Slumlord property Slumlord's building Subject of most of the photographs in Jacob Riis' "How the Other Half Lives" Slum abodes Slum dwellings Some urban homes Some walk-ups See position Something a believer believes Something held in church Something held in faith Something to believe, coming or going Subject of some sermons Successor of Woolsey and Deutch Synod subject Something not to touch with, according to a saying Staff you wouldn't want to employ? "Star Trek: T.N.G." lounge Start of a sign-off phrase Singer/songwriter Vienna ___ Slangy adjectival phrase for the largest U.S. currency note Shipboard headgear? Small cowboy topper? standard monetary unit of Kazakhstan Sarge's order Shout from a sarge Sound of a drill? Spanish official. Surname of three generations of Flemish old masters Six-mile-plus run Six-mile-plus run, briefly Some charity races Some charity runs Some charity runs, informally Some distance races Some longish fundraising events Skating star Albright. Soccer complement after a red card, maybe Sen. Alexander's state Sen. Baker's state Sen. Corker's state Sen. Fred Thompson's home Sen. Gore's state Sen. Gore's state: Abbr. Senator Kefauver's state: Abbr. Sergeant York's st. Sgt. York's home state Shiloh Natl. Mil. Pk. locale Shiloh locale: Abbr. Site of FedEx's hdqrs. Site of Pres. Jackson's grave Site of the highest pt. on the Appalachian Trail Snail darter's home: Abbr. South of Ken South of Ky. St. formed from the Southwest Territory St. surrounded by eight others St. that borders eight others St. that's home to the National Civil Rights Museum St. whose quarter says "Musical Heritage" State bordering eight others: Abbr. State north of Ga., Ala. and Miss. State north of Miss. State of the Vols State on the Miss. River State south of Ky. State that borders eight others: Abbr. State trisected by a river of the same name: Abbr. State west of N. Car. State west of N.C. Sawbuck, to a Brit Slangily, bill featuring Queen Elizabeth II Synonym for "Pavarottis," in British money slang Sergeant York e.g. Senator Kefauver's home state. Shorter of the two U.S. states whose names contain three sets of double letters Sixteenth US state Source of Chickamauga Creek State whose eight official songs include "Rocky Top" Stop in "Monopoly" Southern industrial area. 'Suddenly Last Summer' playwright Sir John ___, "Wonderland" illustrator Sneaks on the court? Some sneakers, colloquially Spoken countdown sequence leading into the start of a new year Sport played with rackets and a net Serena Williams's arena Schroeder's game. Serena's game Serena's sport Something you'll have to go to court for? Sport at Wimbledon Sport enjoyed by Henry VIII Sport for anyone? Sport with aces and volleys Sport played on a variety of surfaces Sport that has its advantages? Sport where "love" means zero Sport with a chair umpire Sport with a grand slam Sports Almanac chapter Steffi Graf's game Serena Williams’s game Serena, for one ... or one of her killer serves? Shot past? Serving specialists Spot #2 Sphere struck at Wimbledon Surface for serving aces and volleys Sampras shuns it Suggestion to friends on when to meet for brunch? Suggestion to friends on when to meet for lunch? Servers need to clear them Service elevator? She's defaulted? Segments for Seles Some court attire Steffi Graf's footwear Sneaker, informally Sports to wax lyrical over? Sinew: Comb. form __ seven: 6:50 "Signal weak," in C.B. talk "Signal weak," to a CBer Sax for Getz or Coltrane Sax larger than an alto Sax played by Clinton Sax selection Sax smaller than a baritone Sax type played by Clinton Schipa or Bergonzi Set Svanholm, for example. Signor Pavarotti, e.g. Signor Tagliavini. Singer of arias. Singer that sounds like a bill Singer whose range is just above that of a baritone Singing voice above baritone Soprano's counterpart Soprano's vis-à-vis. Stevie Wonder or Robert Plant, range-wise Stevie Wonder, for one Sullivan or Svanholm. Singer whose range lies above baritone *Staff symbol for a bassoon piece Shicoff and Schipa Singers above baritones Singers whose ranges overlap significantly with contraltos' Some Met players Some of the knights in Wagner's "Tannhäuser" Some opera stars Some singers at the Met Soprano Alda's "Men, Women and ___" Sullivan and Svenholm. Satchels for opera singers? Singer's football tackles? Sonny Rollins' horn Sonny Rollins' instrument, informally Stan Getz played it Stan Getz and Coleman Hawkins played them Staples of jazz music Singer of early England? Small change, in Surrey Size of nail Second-shot target, often Spare target, sometimes Spare-maker's target Split part, sometimes Split piece, often Standard bowling variety Strike spoiler, often Spiny animal of Madagascar. Sawbucks units Scale leaders Score halves Scores for Comaneci Scores for Retton Second column Second column from the right Second digit from the right Second numbers column Second place at a math Olympiad? Second place at a math competition? Second place from the right Second place in a math competition? Second-best cards at pinochle. Second-highest pinochle cards Second-ranked pinochle cards Second-to-last digit, often Simple change for a 20 Sir John A. Macdonald's bills Some ATM output Some Monopoly bills Some Olympic coups Some billfold bills Some bills in tills Some honor cards Some ideal scores Some mathematical groupings Some perfect scores Some pinochle-deck cards Some softball teams Spent to get into show Spots to see Hamilton Stack in a register Starting scores in gymnastics Stocking sizes. Striped blue balls Super scores sets of 10 See-saw distinction Something crossword solvers pay (not paid) attention to Stiffen, with "up" Straining at the leash Stressed-out Suspense movie mood Stretched tight or anxious in feeling *Standoff characteristic Sat tight, in a way Showed anxiety, with "up" Showed nervous strain Stiffened, with "up" Started to freeze State of nervous strain Source of butterflies Strung higher? Shows distress Some are imperfect Some of them are perfect Sometimes they're perfect Superlatively suspenseful Stiffens ... or, when parsed differently, what the answers to the starred clues collectively have? Stressed pups? Show nerves Show nerves, in a way Stiffen in fear Stiffen through nervousness