Letter S 331250–331500

Start to flee Start to improve Spin a different Arab leader around? Stage a comeback, or an apt title for this puzzle Seek aid from Switch to the other side "___," said Tom remotely Scott of legal fiction Scott of legal novels Scott who wrote "Identical" Scott who wrote "Presumed Innocent" Sugar Ray's recent opponent. Sky blue gem Small tower on a castle Small tower or tower-shaped projection on a building Staple of Victorian architecture Structure on a tank Small towers Structures for gunners Shelled reptile often found moving slowly Seuss' Yertle Shelled swimmer Slow reptile Slow road crosser Slow-motion creature Slow-moving reptile with a hard shell Snapper, perhaps Snapping creature Sometimes it comes out of its shell Swimming reptile Symbol of peace and fidelity, especially among birds Slow pacifist? Soft-cooing bird Sweetheart, to W. C. Fields Second day gift *Shirt with a snug collar Snug-collared sweater Snug-collared top Sweater for reptiles? Sweater for the cold-blooded? Some warm wear Slow-motion operators? Stew that might be made with a snapper Stempel's portrayer in "Quiz Show" Slabs of sod. Southern home of Stillman College Someone from Siena SAINT John I (Pope), homeland of substance used in lithography for drawing the design Someone who's callipygian has a beautiful one Something often shaken on "Soul Train" Something to put on a potty Scrimshaw surface Scrivello Sizable incisor Sort of incisor Source of ivory Source of piano keys. source Ivory product School whose staff has included George Washington Carver and Booker T. Washington School founded by Booker T. Washington July 4, 1881 Some elongated incisors Sources of ivory Silk from Asia: Var. Symbolic nosegays Scrap odd parts of tours on isle to avoid current Shoving match, e.g. Small skirmish Small struggle Struggle mightily Scuffled Struggled roughly struggled over small hillock of grassy, or grass-like plant growth Seashell pink strong coarse brownish Indian silk obtained from the cocoons of an Oriental saturniid silkworm Scolder's syllable Scolding king? Short Pharaoh? Short for a king of Egypt. Short for an ancient king. Short verbal admonition Shortened name for famous Egyptian king. Son of Akhenaten Son-in-law of Ikhnaton Sound of mild disapproval Sound of mild rebuke Steve Martin "King ___" Steve Martin song "King _____" Steve Martin's "King __" Steve Martin's "boy king" Steve Martin's funky pharaoh Subject of a 1922 discovery Subject of a 1976-79 Met exhibit Subject of a Steve Martin song Subject of a popular touring exhibit Syllable of faux rebuke Syllable of rebuke Syllable of reproach syllable Scolding Subject of a 1922 archaeological discovery Stravinsky, to Rimsky-Korsakov Student getting coached Student getting one-on-one help Student in a one-on-one Student with a private teacher Some English undergraduates Some learners Some pupils Students taught alone SAT prep help, often SAT prep instructor, perhaps SAT prep teacher, often School aide Seneca, to Nero She'll teach you a lesson Socrates was one. Someone you may see after class Someone you might thank in passing? Special educator Student aide Student's aide Study aide Study guide Subject of a C. Wells limerick Supervisor in a system of education at some colleges. Sylvan Learning employee Schooled one-on-one STUDY session Serving to instruct Software package, e.g. Software teaching aids Some campus coaches Special teachers Study guides speak to someone on familiar terms Scolding words. Sound of disapproval and a boy king Sounds of mild reproof Sounds of scolding Syllables intended to shame Some Kigali residents "Solo" opposite Section to be played by whole orchestra Solo's opposite Solo's opposite, in music Sung by all: Mus. Symphony marking song by the American singer Little Richard Shows oral disapproval "Swan Lake" article of attire "Swan Lake" attire "Swan Lake" costume "Swan Lake" dress "Swan Lake" garb "Swan Lake" garment "Swan Lake" getup "Swan Lake" outfit "Swan Lake" put-on "Swan Lake" skirt "Sylvia" garb Shearer's skirt Short dance wear Short skirt of a sort Short, full ballet skirt. Short, full skirt Sight in a Degas painting Skater's attire, at times Skirt for Fonteyn Skirt for Gelsey Kirkland Skirt for Kirkland Skirt for Kistler Skirt for Makarova Skirt for Misty Copeland Skirt for Pavlova Skirt for Tallchief Skirt for Zorina Skirt for ballet class Skirt in a Degas painting Skirt of a kind. Skirt to leap in Skirt to twirl in Skirt with a flounce Skirt with a pancake variety Skirt with layers of netting Skirt worn by Margot Fonteyn Skirt worn by ballerinas Skirt worn while doing a plié Skirt worn with pointe shoes Skirt worn with toe shoes Skirt worn with toeshoes Some might take it for a spin Something a person may take a spin in? Something to go for a spin in? South Africa's "moral conscience" South African Archbishop South African Bishop South African Nobelist South African Nobelist Desmond South African Peace Nobelist South African Peace Nobelist 1912 South African Peace Nobelist, 1984 South African archbishop Desmond South African archbishop, b. 1931 South African prelate Desmond South African prelate and leader of the antiapartheid struggle South African with a Gandhi Peace Prize Stage apparel Sugar Plum Fairy's dress Sugar Plum Fairy's skirt Susan Jaffe's skirt Susan Jaffe's wear Swan Lake sight Swan's "Swan Lake" wear Small appliances used by the Bolshoi costume department? "Swan Lake" apparel "Swan Lake" costumes ... and a phonetic hint to what you'll find in the starred clues' answers "Swan Lake" dresses "Swan Lake" getups "Swan Lake" skirts "Swan Lake" wardrobe Skirts for dancers Skirts often made of tulle Skirts that come in bell and pancake styles Skirts worn in the ballet "Giselle" Skirts worn with pointe shoes Some little girls' Halloween costumes S followers S-W linkup Second-smallest country (in population), behind the Vatican Second-smallest member of the United Nations, by population Smallest UN member by population S trailer S train S-X linkup Semiformal outfit Soup and fish State dinner wear Suit for a prom Suit rented for prom night Suit reposing in moth balls. Suit worn with a cummerbund, for short suit Monkey African So-called "penguin suit" Some supper club attire Semiformal duds Shiny suits Some gala wear Suits named after Indian word for wolf. Some prom attire