Letter S 329000–329250

Subordinate division of a minuet Small group for a sonata, perhaps string trio Some old TV tubes Some vacuum tubes STANZA of eight lines Salt-N-Pepa and Ben Folds Five Scherzo sections Sextet halves Simple bands Six Beethoven string works Six-legged bands Six-legged groups? Small chamber groups Small companies Small ensembles Small entertaining groups Small jazz combos Small jazz groups Small music ensembles Small musical groups Small pop groups Small rock groups Some "power" groups Some Brahms works Some Mozart movements Some folk groups Some lounge combos Some lounge groups Some small ensembles Stooges and little pigs Sugars, in chemistry. Sodium ___ (polluting compound in acid rain) "See you next fall!" elicitor Safari or cruise Safari, for one Scenery changer Send headlong Send sprawling Send tumbling Set off, as a security alarm Set off, as an alarm Some users' aim Source of embarrassment Spill preceder Start off on the wrong foot, maybe? Staycation alternative Stumble (over) Stumble on an irregular sidewalk, say Stumble over the corner of a rug, say Stumble while walking Suffer a public embarrassment, maybe Summer junket. Stumble accidentally STOMACH as food STOMACH lining, edible Second-rate material Second-rate stuff Something worthless: Slang. Stomach lining of cows stomach of a cow used as food Stomach divisions, in some animals Stomach linings Sopwith Camel predecessor Some early flying machines Significantly increase nonsense about Liberal Strong drink request Superlarge drink __ sec (liqueur) Soundtrack from 1969's Woodstock festival, e.g. Skating feat first performed in competition by Vern Taylor Seattle Slew won it in 1977 Seattle Slew's feat Secretariat's coup Secretariat's feat Slugger's achievement Sport of kings rarity Stretched a double. Sandwich that shares a name with an apartment building style Statuesque sandwich Stat-sheet-stuffing basketball feat Super-hoppy craft brew Still life feature? Scrabble bonus seen six times in this puzzle Special offer at an airline Web site Seldom-seen feat on the diamond. Sam Crawford hit the most of them Sidecar component, sometimes Swing-dance maneuver Sneaker for sloths that has no ankle support? Surprise for an expectant father. Scrabble coup Scrabble space Small cinema, nowadays Some forms are filled out in it Shooter supporter Shooter's aid Shooter's prop Shooting support Shutterbug's aid Shutterbug's stand Stand for Atget Stand for Cecil Beaton Stand for a photograph Stand for a photographer Stargazer's aid Steichen's support Support for a YouTuber? Surveyor's aid Surveyor's equipment Surveyor's stand. Surveyor's support Shutterbugs' supports Stands Diane Arbus used Stands for cameras Stands to take a picture? Stands used by photographers. Surveyors' supports " . . . shores of ___" "Shores of" city in "The Marines' Hymn" "Shores of" place in "The Marines' Hymn" Seaport of Syria. Shores in a famous Marine song. Strategic seaport in North Africa. Starr witness Set off (an alarm) Stumbled while walking Stumbled over Stumbled due to someone who has taken a psychedelic drug and is undergoing hallucinations Striking device Staycation? Safaris, for example Sends sprawling Sets off, as a fire alarm Some prizes on "The Price Is Right" Steps lightly Strong poker holding, informally Stumbles (over) Stumbles while walking Supervisor for someone on shrooms Stumbles on, literally Security alarm trigger Security element that may be detected by Silly String Ship in some sweet old war paintings Ship with three banks of oars Ships engaged at Actium. Shailene's "Divergent" role Shoulder press targets, for short Slugger Speaker Speaker of baseball Speaker Hall of Famer, Baseball First Speaker at Cooperstown Speaker for the Red Sox Speaker from Cleveland Speaker in Cooperstown Speaker in Cooperstown Info Speaker in a Hall? Speaker in baseball's Hall of Fame. Speaker in major-league baseball history Speaker in old baseball Speaker in the Baseball Hall of Fame Speaker in the Hall Speaker in the Hall of Fame Speaker in the field Speaker in the outfield Speaker of Cooperstown Speaker of Hubbard, Texas Speaker of a Hall of Fame Speaker of baseball fame Speaker of baseball history Speaker of baseball lore Speaker of diamond fame Speaker of fame Speaker of old baseball Speaker of renown Speaker of sports Speaker of the A.L. Speaker of the Baseball Hall of Fame Speaker of the Tribe Speaker of the diamond Speaker on a diamond Speaker on the diamond Speaker who carried a big bat? Speaker with a .345 career batting average Speaker with the nickname "Spoke" Swim-bike-run competitions, informally Shredded-wheat cracker Sister brand of Ritz Crackers Split fairly, maybe Split into thirds Split with two cuts, maybe Splits in three Singer Yearwood Singer Yearwood with a cooking show state of being unable to open the mouth study of trisomy "Sleepless in Seattle" studio Sibling studio of Screen Gems Sony Pictures studio Studio subsidiary of Columbia Studio that uses Pegasus in its logo Studio with a Pegasus logo Studio with a horse logo Sad to Sartre Sad and wistful Sad in France? Sad, in Dijon Sad, in French or Spanish Sad, in Paris Sad, in Saint-Tropez Sad, in San Juan Sad, in Sevilla Sad, in Soissons Sad, like a "valse" of Sibelius Sad, to Sade Sad, to Sagan Sad, to Sarkozy Sad: Fr. Sad: French. Sartre's "sorrowful" Sibelius "Valse." Sibelius's "Valse __" Sorrowful, in Paris Sorrowful, to Chopin Sorrowful: Fr. Sorrowful: French. Sterne's "___ Shandy" Sterne opus Said too often Said way too often Stale, joke-wise Stating the obvious Stale quality State of overuse Singer Tex, or his actor son John Stalest. Sea demigod. Son of Poseiden Son, or moon, of Neptune Spiral-shell mollusk Submarine in recent headlines. Sea gods of Greek myth. Spiral-shelled marine gastropods "Strong Enough" country singer Singer Travis with the 2007 album "The Storm" Singer of the #1 country hit "Foolish Pride" Singer/songwriter Travis State of being pulverized. SIGNAL success