Letter S 324250–324500

Senator's robe. Senator's suit? Senator's threads Senator's wear Senatorial attire Senatorial garb Senatorial robe Senatorial robe, once Senatorship. Senatorship: U. S. Sheet at a certain theme party, say Sheet that's worn out? Sheet worn by Caesar Sight on much old Roman statuary Stola : woman :: ___ : man Sword-and-sandal cinema staple Senate cover-ups? Senators' garments, once Sporting a Roman robe Statuesque, perhaps? SAIL immediately topmost of topsail Senate apparel Senate apparel, once Senate garb of yore Senate outfits Senate robes Senate sheets Senatorial suits? Senatorial vestments. Senatorial wraps Senators' duds Sheets for a blast, perhaps Some Shakespeare costumes Some Shakespearean costumes Some ceremonial garments Some fraternity party getups Some party wear Stolas : women :: ___ : men Solidarity; communion Start of a quip concerning a Hitchcock film Short bar acting as button Switch back and forth Switch between two options Switch between windows, e.g. Switch or bolt Switch part switch between functions Switches back and forth Switches on and off, as a computer option "Sack up my order" "Show Me the Way ___ Home." Slender republic along the Gulf of Guinea Snack bar phrase. Sub-Saharan nation Sylvanus Olympio became its first post-colonial president in 1961 " . . . stopp'd short never ___" Sport clothes. Sports clothes, for instance. Sports clothes. Swimming attire SOUTH African hired labor/labour Start of a Bogart/Bacall movie title Sincerely try at court, interrupting kiddie (2,5) Studio behind many Godzilla films " . . . sin to prefer life ___": Juvenal Scut work Shakespeare's witches' word Slog away Sweat (over) Sweat and strain Sweat cause "Silas Marner" pen name / Upholstery fabric Scenic drapery fabric Scenic fabric Scenically patterned fabric See-through cloth Sheer cotton Sheer linen Sheer linen fabric Sheer linen or cotton fabric Simple fabric Simple twill fabric Slaved Slaved away Slogged away Serf, e.g. Sheer linens Sheer materials Seat in a stall Smallest room to allow one in Sort of kit or water ___ seats (noted Pentagon purchases) Soap or lotion, say Shaved, showered, etc. Soap, comb, and razor Soap, lotion, cologne, etc. Styles of dress: Fr. Slave's job Snare or trap. Snares or traps. Strives to complete state of going back and forth See ___ (make sure). Something to get 'round? Something to get' around? "Sous les ___ de Paris" "Sous les ___ de Paris," René Clair film Sapphic Tik___ (online space for queer femmes) Social media suffix for "Art," "Witch," or "Kink" Suffix for "book" or "art," on social media Sweet rich wine Sweet Hungarian wine Sweet wine of Hungary Sweet wine variety Sweet Hungarian wines Sweet dessert wines Something often taken before passing around Strong puff Smoked cannabis, informally Start of a helpful hint Sign or emblem Sign, may be substitute for the real thing Small ___ of appreciation Small keepsake Small marker Small memento Small souvenir Straphanger's buy Straphanger's buy, once Straphanger's need Substitute for currency. Substitute for money. Subway admission Subway admittance Subway coin Subway fare, once Subway must Subway need, once Subway rider's need Subway rider's need, maybe Subway rider's need, once Subway slug Subway turnstile feeder Symbolic memento Symbolic thing. Symbolic yet insubstantial Symbolic but inconsequential act Symbolizing Symbolic action Symbolic effort in support of equal rights Souvenir, say Simulated defense. Substitute coins or symbolic items exchanged as proof Small gifts Small keepsakes Small souvenirs Sole representatives, maybe Some arcade currency Straphangers' buys, once Substitutes for coins Substitutes for currency. Subway coins Subway collection Subway commuter's buys Subway fares Subway items Subway needs Subway payments Subway rider's pocketful, once Subway riders' needs Symbolic gestures Symbols, as of appreciation Symbols, as of esteem Status after boarding the bus? Smoke-filled drags Smoky drags Smoke, in slang Start of a Harper Lee title Some feel it's bad luck Sato's home: Var. Stein companion Stein friend Stein partner Alice B. __ Stein title subject Stein's confidante Stein's life partner Stein's partner Stein's salon co-host Subject of Gertrude Stein book. Second part of the saying Site of film bridges Setting for Akira Kurosawa's "Stray Dog" Setting for the original "Godzilla" Setting of "Lost in Translation" Site of the first Asian Olympics Sony HQ city Stereotypical monster's target Summer Olympics site: 1964 Second-tallest structure in Japan Sanskrit college. Sanskrit school Sanskrit school, in India. Sanskrit school: India. Saw or screwdriver Squealed, in Ozarkese standard monetary unit of Slovenia Small weights of India. "She sure ___ you!" Sang like a canary, so to speak Sang or talked Sang, so to speak Served as the narrator for Shared, as a story Spoke out loud Stated emphatically. Spread disinformation Spilled one's soul S. A. shelter SOUTH American Indian hut South American Indian tent. Spun stories about Snitched about Squealed about Shared with Shared with, as a story Shared with, as an audience Shared with, as lore "See, I was right!" "See? I knew what I was talking about!" "See? Just as I said!" "See? Just like I said!" "See? What'd I say!" Some black metalware Some lacquered metalware Strip-mall window placard Spanish city famous for its swords Spanish city famous for its swords SWORD-blade Seat of Lucas County, Ohio Seat of Ohio's Lucas County Setting of the Palacio de Galiana in Spain Site of the Siege of the Alcázar Spanish blade. Spanish city famed for swords Spanish city known for manchego cheese Spanish city of steel Spanish city on Tagus River. Spanish city where El Greco lived Steel sword blade Sword made in Spain.