Letter S 321000–321250

Smack with a book, e.g. Sound of a hit Sound of a sharp blow Sound of a slap Strike forcefully with a sharp blow Strike with something flat Short-circuit Stymie, as plans Scuppered Short grateful reply Scriptural "your" Shakespearean pornoun Sen. Humphrey's colleague. September 7, 1936 Sage kin Shrubby herb Spice rack label Spice whose name consists of two consecutive pronouns Spice-rack choice Sprig in a bouquet garni Seasoned "Judging Amy" actress? Spicy 'Cagney & Lacey' star? "__: Spice Up Old Recipes" Sales slogan of certain spice vendors Spice hoarder? Spice rack? "Sleight of hand" used to tell the chef to remove an herb? Some Eurasian herbs Sausage seasonings? substance obtained from thyme Salon tint with a minty scent? Satyrs' staffs Scale note after la Seventh note small bird that begets giggles social climber wannabe "Sister, Sister" actress Mowry "Sister, Sister" sister "Sister, Sister" star Mowry San Juan aunt Senor's aunt. Senorita's aunt Senorita's relative. Señora's aunt. Señora's relative. Señorita's relative She may have a sobrina Sister of Tamera, Tahj, and Tavior Mowry Sister of a padre, e.g. Sobrina's kin Sobrina's relative Sobrino's relative Sp. aunt Spanish aunt Spanish family member Spanish for "aunt" Spanish words aunt Su padre's hermana _____ segunda (Spanish parent's female cousin) Sao __ (Cape Verde island) Sao __ (a Cape Verde Island) São ___ (Cape Verde island) ___ Shan (Asian range) ___ Shan, mountain range in China. ___ Shan: Asian mountains Square in Beijing ___ Square, where police clashed with Falun Gong members Site of 1989 protests Site of the June Fourth Incident Sox great Luis Sox starter in 1975 World Series ST or 2600 gaming company Sailor Moon's headpiece Sash accompanier, maybe Sash go-with Seen in the Diamond Horseshoe. Semicircular headwear Semicircular topper Shiny headgear Shiny headpiece Small jeweled crown Something fit for a princess Something fit for a queen Sparkling adornment Sparkling flapper accessory Sparkling headdress Sparkling headpiece Sparkling headwear Sparkling semicircle Sparkling topper Sparkly accessory Sparkly coronet Sparkly crown Sparkly headgear Sparkly headpiece Sparkly headwear Sparkly quinceanera accessory Sparkly semicircle Sparkly topper Small jeweled crowns Snazzy headgear Some bridal shop selections Some crowns Some pageant wear Sparkling crowns Sparkling toppers Sparkly crowns Sparkly headpieces Solomon Islands bay Senor's aunts Sisters of _tu madre_ Sobrino's relatives Sobrinos' kin Some Spanish babysitters Some familia members Some foreign relations Some hermanas Some madres de dios, maybe Some quinceanera attendees Some quinceañera attendees Some quinceañera gift-givers Some reunión familiar attendees Spanish aunts Spanish for "aunts" Spanish kin Spanish relatives Skip school: Brit. slang. SABINE river Site of some Italian banks? Site of some Roman banks Site of the Vatican bank Swim the ___ (convert to Catholicism, idiomatically) Second Roman emperor, AD 14-37 son in law of augustus son in law of augustus who was emperor of rome "Seven Years in ___" Shangri-La setting Shangri-la land Shih Tzu's place of origin Site of "Lost Horizon" Source of the Mekong River Starting point for an Everest ascent Shangri-La native. Second-largest bone in the body Second-largest human bone Second-longest bone Second-longest bone in the human body Second-longest human bone Second-longest human bone, after the femur Shank bone Shankbone Shin bone Stress fracture bone, commonly Strong bone Strongest weight-bearing bone in the body Second-largest bones Shankbones Shinbones Shin-related Shakespearean question, to a bone specialist? Some leg bones Skips school: Brit. slang. Shrug, say Sign of anxiety, perhaps Sign of guilt, perhaps Sign of nerves, maybe (2) Sign of nerves, perhaps Sign of stress, sometimes Signature move Slight jerk Small jerk Small spasm Small spasmodic reaction Small throe Square one of a child's game? Start of O and X game Start of X-X-X Start of a grid game Start of a grid-based game Start of a pencil game Start of a pencil-and-paper game Start of a simple game Start of a successful line Start of a three-word game Start of a winning combination Start of a winning line Start of a winning row Starting O, maybe Sudden facial contraction Syllable before "Tac" or "-tac-toe" Syllable before "tac" in a game SIAMESE currency Siamese coin unit. Small coin of Thailand. Small bloodsucking arachnid Second indicator? Second sound Short space of time: Colloq. Sound effect during a bomb defusing, perhaps Sound from a timepiece, maybe Sound in a fob Sound of a clock Sound of a second hand Sound of a time machine Sound of a watch Sound of time Stock price movement Stopwatch noise sound Clock Adjust a sound Watch Summer something some suckers sip? Sounded like a clock Sounded like a watch Sounded once per second, maybe Stress test target, casually Stock-market simians? Scrolling graphics on CNBC Stock quote source of yore Street-sweeper's bane Strip for quotes Screen pass? Something to pick up at will call StubHub offering Spot at the front of a theater Stands at the box office Scalper's dream? StubHub? Seat seeker's stop Shiny prizes found in five special Wonka Bars Speeders' souvenirs StubHub offerings South African threepenny piece Sounding like a clock Strong cloth used to cover a mattress or pillow strong material for mattress covers Strong cotton fabrics Situation that could become catastrophic at any moment ... LIKE THIS CROSSWORD!!! Subject of a 1996 holiday craze Sneeze triggers Seconds on a watch Sounds by the second. Sounds followed by tocks Sounds from grandfather? Sounds of passing time Sounds of time Passing assistance Sounds of time passing Soundtrack to many a bomb-defusing scene Stopwatch sounds Sign language used at racecourses by bookmakers Sounds of time