Letter S 324500–324750

Sword of the finest temper. Sword or city. Sword-making city subject El Greco Steel-bladed swords Swords made with finely tempered steel Sidney of films Sidney who played Charlie Chan Surname of a Polish Nobel-winning poet Suffers to be. Sign akin to "For Sale" Sign bought by landlord Sign bought by landlords Sign causing many a rent Sign for house hunters. Sign from a landlord Sign in a boardinghouse window Sign in an apartment window Sign in an empty apartment window Sign of a clean apartment? Sign of availability Sign of emptiness Sign on a boardinghouse window Sign on a rental unit Sign on a vacancy Sign on a vacant apartment Sign on an empty flat Sign on an open flat Sign that might attract interest in signing Share a promising prospect. Sound of a mourning bell Sepulchral sound Single stroke Something needed to raise the bar? Sound from the belfry Sound hourly Sound repeatedly Sound repeatedly, in a way Sound the hour, say Summon with a bell. Site of a traffic snarl Scandal on the New Jersey Turnpike? Stopping place on a parkway. Stopping place on the highway. small house at a tollgate occupied by a toll collector SOUTH African calf Sexton's duty Some are paid using E-ZPass Some car payments Some travel fees Sounds like Donne's bell Sounds regularly Soho candle Start of a comment by Oscar Wilde Start of a fatheaded quip Start of a quotation from Wilde Start of a thought by Oscar Wilde "Sevastopol Sketches" author struggle or move with difficulty, as in mud S. A. balsam S.A. balsam Seaport in Colombia. South American balsam tree. South American balsam. sweet-smelling balsam obtained from a South American tree Solvent made from coal tar Solvent used in explosives Solvents often found in antiknock additives "Spider-Man: No Way Home" actor Holland "Spotlight" director McCarthy Short form of Thomas Sandoval of "Vanderpump Rules" Savior of Injun Joe. Sawyer of Twain stories Sawyer of Twain tales Sawyer of fiction Sawyer of literature Sawyer or Seaver Sawyer or Stoppard Sawyer or Thumb Sculpture artist Tsuchiya Seaver Seaver in Cooperstown Seaver of baseball Seaver or Lasorda Seaver or Selleck Seaver or Swift Secretary of the Air Force Finletter. Selleck or Cruise Selleck or Hanks Selleck or Seaver Selleck, who's starring in the timely movie "Running Mates" Sen. Connally. Senator Coburn Senator Connally. Senator Cotton Shiv's partner on "Succession" Siberian river, 525 mi. to the Ob. Siberian river, tributary of Ob. Singer Cochrane Singer Lehrer Singer Petty Singer Waits Sleepy Hollow star Mison Small Thumb Smothers with humor? Smothers with jokes? Son of the Piper Actress Sowed one's wild oats Space Cadet Corbett. Space cadet Corbett of the comics. Speaker in a typical Swifty Spider-Man player Holland Springsteen "Ghost of ___ Joad" Spy novelist Clancy Star Cruise Super Bowl XXXVI and XXXVIII MVP Brady Suri's dad Suri's daddy Swift of fiction Swift of sci-fi Swift or Kite Swift or Seaver ___ Swifties ___ Swifty (bit of wordplay) ___ Swifty (punny phrase) STRIKE with hatchet Small hatchet Stars of the animated Oscar winner "Mouse Trouble" Slayer's lead singer Santo ___, Philippine university Skeptical apostle, to Pablo Smid of tennis Spanish form of man's name. Spanish inquisitor ___ de Torquemada Spanish name for a saint. Speedskater Gustafson with 3 Olympic golds "Saucy" fruit Salad staple that’s technically a fruit Salad berry. Salad favorite. Salmorejo base Salsa chunk San Marzano, e.g. Sauce staple Shakshouka base Shakshuka ingredient Slice for a pizza? Something thrown after a bomb? Source of a pasta sauce Star of the kitchen garden. Sun-dried veggie Side-dish ingredients Spaghetti sauce ingredients Stewed bits Symbols of audience disapproval Salsa-like Sleepwear with a red fruit printed on it, slangily? Something often at stake? Something staked in a garden Scarlet relative Shade of one embarrassed Sarcophagus setting Sarcophagus site Sarcophagus spot Sepulchral structure Setting for the final scene in "Aida" Setting for the last scene of "Aida" Setting for the very end of "Aida" Site at the end of "Romeo and Juliet" Site for Lara Croft to explore Site raided by Lara Croft Spot for Lara Croft Spot for the rest of the people? Stiff area? sepulchral monument Skier Alberto Skier Alberto with five Olympic medals Skiing champ Alberto Skiing gold medalist at Calgary and Albertville Skiing great Alberto ___ Skiing legend Alberto Skiing star from Italy Slalom champion Alberto Slalom gold medalist at Calgary SPIT linking island to the mainland She may prefer G.I. Joe to Barbie She prefers to play horse over house? She'd rather play H-O-R-S-E than play house She'd rather roughhouse than play house She's just one of the guys? Spirited lass Some treehouse builders Sepulchers Sepulchral structures Sepulchres Sites for Lara Croft Some archaeological sites Some burial sites Some final resting places Some memorials Some pyramids Site of the O.K. Corral Socks in the Clinton White House, e.g. Sylvester or Garfield, e.g. Some alley prowlers Spy-fi novelist Supreme court justice from Texas. Sought by pier fishermen. small fish resembling the cod Seaver and Eddie of baseball Star of "Top Gun" and "Mission: Impossible" Screen actor and basis for five anagrams in this puzzle Star of the "Mission: Impossible" films "She meant a lot ___" "Sock it __!" Sao ___ and Principe Scholar's burden Scholar's reading Scholar's volume Scholarly reading Scholarly reference book Scholarly volume Shelf burden Significant volume Sizable book Sock it ___ ("Laugh-In") Space hog in a library Strong-spined volume Substantial volume São ___ and Príncipe "Spider-Man: Homecoming" actress Marisa Star of "Untamed Heart" Surprise 1990s oscar winner Scholar's armful. Scholarly books Shakespeare's First and Second Folios, e.g. Some library volumes Some research aids Some scholarly works Santa player in "The Polar Express" Steve McQueen's next-to-last film Steinbeck's migrant hero of "The Grapes of Wrath" "She's a Lady" singer Singer famed for having underwear thrown at him Singer who did the theme for the Bond film "Thunderball" Sophia Western's lover, in a 1749 novel Suri's parents, in entertainment media Suri's parents, in tabloids "Search for Signs..." Broadway comic