Letter S 320500–320750

Swimming gold medalist Ian Some cosplayers with hammers ___ Stone (signature on the Declaration of Independence) Song with the lyric "Mister, we could use a man like Herbert Hoover again" Start of a "grook" (an aphoristic poem) by Danish scientist Piet Hein Start of a very literal warning Start of a watery pun S.C. Signer (with Junr.) Slang acronym that can be reclaimed or derogatory, depending on the speaker "- Swell" Rodgers and Hart song "Shalt" preceder "__ shalt not ..." "__ shalt not steal" "___ Swell" (Rodgers & Hart song) "___ Swell" (Rodgers-Hart standard with a smattering of Old English lyrics) "___ Swell," 1927 tune "___ Swell," Rodgers-Hart song "___ shalt not covet . . . " "___ shalt not kill" Shakespearean "you" SECOND person pronoun Scriptural "you" Scriptural pronoun Second person appearing in the Bible Second person of old Shakespearean "you" Shalt-not word Small bundle of Bennies Sonnet pronoun Start of a commandment Start of most Commandments Subject of the Ten Commandments? Start of a quip about security? START OF A COMMENT ON THIS PUZZLE'S TITLE Something going through one's head Something seen in a bubble above a cartoon head Speech bubbles, in comics Second guessed Said to oneself, "As if!"? Sarcastic comment to lazy baserunner? (Taming of the Shrew, iv, 1, 15) Strauss's "___ and One Nights" waltz Salad-dressing source Source of a salad dressing Summer resort area famous for recreational boating Supporting, à la McGovern *Start of many a commandment Spartacus, for example. Serf of the Vikings Someone held in bondage State of subjugation state of being in the power of another person Slaves or bondmen. Spanker's scolding? SERIES of related messages or postings on a given topic Screw's ridge Seam holder Seamstress' need Sequence of online posts Series of comments on social media Series of newsgroup messages Series of online comments Series of online posts Series of posts on Usenet Series of related emails Series of related posts Sewer's staple Sewing fiber Sewing material Sewing-kit need Spiral part of a screw. Spiraling part Spool contents Spool stuff Strand of cotton Strand of, eg, cotton Strand on a spool String beads String of online posts String of social media posts Stuff on a spool Supply on a spool Strung, as beads. Sewing kit device spiny-finned tropical marine fish Something darn useful? Stuffed animal feature? Screw parts Silvery hair of song Spool fillers Strands of fabric Some do this with one eye open Successfully navigate a narrow passage Successfully strike a delicate balance Statement ending "or else!" Statement ending in "or else!" spoken intention of harming someone Said "or else." Shook a fist at, e.g. Status on a conservationist's "Red List" Saber-rattling Saber-rattling statements "So give ___ cheers . . . " Scores in sixty Second prime Semicircular canal count per ear Shot from behind the arc Shout at 11:59:57 P.M. on 12/31 Simpson children count Six halved Skat quorum Skat-playing quorum Small crowd Small diamond, say Small number that still makes a crowd Sometimes a crowd. Square root of nine Start of a quick countdown Start of all Florida ZIP codes Starter's last number Stein's "___ Lives" Stooge count Stooges count Storied bear contingent Strike allotment Strike limit, at times Substitute for "E" on a license plate, maybe Superscript number for a cube ___-second violation Strong poker hand just short of four of a kind Serious fire situation requiring significant response Six bells on the midwatch "___, see how they run!" Senseless victims in the crime bled horribly Song disliked by umpires Stooges' theme song Sleight-of-hand sidewalk swindle Suburban motor homes Salvador Dali's midair companions, in a famous photo Supermarket group taking a coffee break, perhaps? Start of a rallying cry Sold in triples Sign for a factory with tripled capacity? Solid, for short Short sea trips Short vacation period Symbol of phoniness Statement #2 Savory brunch orders Spy drama of the 1920's. Special offer at a supermarket Scenic area along the Yangtze River Subjects for Canova and Botticelli Start of joke #5 Stiletto specification Seasonal trio Something not found in this puzzle's answer *Sty for youngsters Storied homebuilders Storybook group residing in this puzzle? Storybook home-builders Start of a maxim published in 1735 Start of a quote by Benjamin Franklin Situation for a really small brass trio? Site of 1979 nuclear-plant accident Site of a 1979 nuclear accident Site of a 1979 nuke accident Site of a 1979 partial nuclear meltdown Some breakfast orders Some quick breakfast orders Swashbuckling trio state or quality of being three Straight line, part 3 Smoker's superstition Superstitious trio sharing a single source of fire "Snowman" on a par five in golf, e.g. Sports coup of a sort Some suits in court? Suit type Suit with a vest SP AD ES Some executive purchases Sci-fi role for which Mel Blanc originally auditioned, informally Subject of the film quote "I didn't have many friends when I was a kid, so I built one", informally School day's end, maybe School day's end, often Six bells, nautically Six bells, perhaps Shot from beyond the arc Stage presentation with a trio of takeaways? Struggled on a green, say *School supply item that might come with dividers Schoolbag item, often Spectacle featuring simultaneous acts under the big top Scene of dazzling goings-on Scene under the big top Something spectacular or confusing Symbol of confusion and profusion School fundamentals Schoolboy's fundamentals. Schoolmarm's impartation Strikeout Numbers Sitcom that debuted in 1977 Suzanne Somers sitcom SIXTY Sixty, once Seven ages in toto. Start of the analysis Still undecided, plus one? Slapstick comedy trio featuring Moe, Larry, and Curly Slapstick group, with "The" Stars of old slapstick, with 'The' "Sonata for 39 Cards"? Song that bumped the Stones' "Miss You" out of the #1 slot Song title line after "once, twice" Slow-moving creatures S&L;'s medium-term offering Start of a quip by hockey commentator Don Cherry about his autobiography Separate grain Separate grain from Separate grain from chaff Separate grains from hulls Separate grains from wheat, e.g. Separate seed Separate seed from Separate the grain from the chaff Separate the grain from the husk. Separate the grain from, as wheat Separate the seeds from Separate the wheat from the chaff Separate wheat from chaff Separated seed from Shark species Shark with a whiplike tail Starting point for a new experience Starting point for something new Slyly sniped, in slang Spoke cattily, as it were Sentenced severely: Slang. Side with two extra helpings? "___ Shop" (#1 hit for Macklemore and Ryan Lewis) S & L, e.g. Savings bank, informally Savings bank, to Wall Streeters Squanderer's lack ___ store (discount shop) Savings banks, to Wall Streeters Shops at Goodwill, say *Second-hand seat? Sensation, à la Hollywood. Skydiving or a ride on a roller coaster