Letter S 332250–332500

Some vintage clubs Steptoe's ____ feet Symbol of the enemy, in "Animal Farm" Signal "if by sea" Soda purchase at the store Sixteen furlongs. Some fourth-quarter strategies in football Some training for a football team state or condition of being two Strong balanced hand opening Strong bridge opener Short-lived sitcom starring Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen Straight line, part 2 Score in a pitcher's duel, perhaps Seats for Crusoe and Friday Situation for a closer Situation that makes a double play impossible Situation that precludes a sacrifice Score after a just-missed bogey putt, likely So-so Hold'em holding Something to bet on. Suit buyer's incentive Story with a cliffhanger, perhaps, and a hint to the starred answers Simon and Garfunkel forte Semi-tyrannical power structure Similar people ... who are getting a little too close in six squares of this puzzle? Swimsuit option Swimsuit type Something targeted in a strike? School closing time, maybe Siesta time, perhaps Soap slot, maybe Soap time, maybe Soap-opera hr., perhaps Successful hoops shot Safety net? Short film type Smallish, as an apartment Smallish London lodgings "Snake eyes" rolls Sizes for the romper set. Sizes in children's wear. So-called "terrible" years for children Some basketball shots Some claim they're terrible Some die throws Some people count by them Some think they're terrible Some toddler sizes Some wild cards Start of a "crowd" maxim Serving of cereal depicted on some cereal boxes Stories almost always have them Stories often have them Start of a nautical heave chant Song from the film "Thanks for the Memory" Song sung by Waller Small group on the course Small links group Sunday match-ups, in the PGA So-so, as a film review Somewhere between excellent and poor, as a restaurant Soldiers in an O-8 pay grade Square dance dance Shampoo and rinse, e.g. Scott Joplin's "The Entertainer" and others Some Scott Joplin compositions Start of a golfing quote Stop writing this on checks "Siskel & Ebert & the Movies" catchphrase Siskel & Ebert support Stepped out on SUNDIAL, HOURGLASS "Scotty, __ beam up" Slow-moving tree-dweller Shaded, like some 50's cars Striped, maybe Soul ballad "Love on a ___ Street" Soldier's extended vacation Summertime memory. Something shared in many city programs Subset of a county, in some states: Abbr. "Schitt's Creek" role for Sarah Levy She choreographed Mikhail in "Push Comes to Shove" Simple file extension Slang language for the abbreviations sounded out in this puzzle's starred clues Shakespeare's "Prince of Cats" Shakespearean role played by Orson Welles and John Leguizamo Slayer of Mercutio. Senator from Maryland, 1927–51. Sailing rope Sailor's chain Sheridan of "Ready Player One" Sheridan who plays young Cyclops in the "X-Men" films Ship rope or chain Ship's chain Shipping rope Sailing ropes Sailors' chains Sailors' ropes Spar chains Securing an apron, say Securing laces Securing, as an apron Securing, as shoestrings Sending to overtime, as a game Showing a relationship Showing relevance Sandbox patron Squirt, maybe Special magazine edition featuring Aussie youngsters? Small guys Squirts, so to speak Stewie of "Family Guy" and others Severe Allergy brand Shelfmate of Aleve and Advil Simply Stuffy maker Seat of Texas' Smith County Shortest-serving U.S. vice president (31 days) Shortest-serving vice president Site of Texas College Steve of Aerosmith Steven of "American Idol" Steven of Aerosmith Steven or Liv Steven or his daughter Liv Soap actor Michael Soap actress Hunter "So Much in Love" pop group, with "The" "So Much in Love" singers (with "The") "So Much in Love" singers, 1963, with "the" "So Much in Love" singing group, with "The" "So Much in Love" soul quintet, with "The" ___ stick (drumstick). Set of kettledrums: Var. SPACE-filling screen painted with a picture of the Last Judgment "Seduced" senator of film Sharon's "Cagney & Lacey" co-star Sharon's "Cagney & Lacey" partner Sharon's "Cagney and Lacey" costar Sharon's '80s TV costar Sharon's TV co-star Sharon's co-star in 80's TV Sharon's cop-show co-star Sharon's partner in a TV series She played Amy's mother on "Judging Amy" She played Maxine on "Judging Amy" She plays Amy's mom Six-time Emmy winner Daly sunderland s county sunderlands county Soprano who joined the Met in 1974 "Sorry, you're just not my ___" SORT of person STATE of being set up for printing Sans serif, e.g. Send a text, say Solve a crossword online Sort, variety Stereo finish sort or category Sort with a high-energy personality Strong personality Supercompetitive Somewhat laid back Smith Corona part that has two characters on it Strike its key and it will, in turn, strike the ribbon Strangely tasty cep seen as belonging to the same sort Stuck getting the same kinds of roles Stuck in one type of role Stuck in sci-fi, perhaps Stuck playing a familiar role Stuck playing the same roles again and again style of the type someone who founds or casts printers' type Second variety of Steno Steno, for one. Some blood bank technicians Some of a blood bank's staff set (text for printing) in type set these words in italics Soulé's 1868 invention Start of a headline SIGNAL horn son of Typhoeus and father of Cerberus and the Chimera and the Sphinx South China sea cyclone Similar to a common cornichon? Secretary's activity Skill measured in wpm Secretarial role Secretary's helper. Someone paid to copy using a keyboard someone paid to operate a typewriter Secretary who's not working today? "Sake" for "sale," e.g. "So far, so goof" has one "Studnets," for example Salt for sale, e.g. Salt for sale, say San Marino, for Dan Marino Sec.'s blunder Secretarial goof Secretary's error Secretary's goof Secretary's slip Secretary's worry Shirt, say, for short? Shirts, for shorts, say Sign of a bad character? Slip in a galley Slip in a letter Slip in the pool? Slip of paper? Slip of the finger? Slip of the fingers Slip on a keyboard Slip on the galley Slip-up in writing Something wrong in a proof Spell checker's find Spell checker's prey Spell-checker discovery Spell-checker find Spell-checker target Spell-checker's catch Spell-checker's find Spell-checker's prey Spellcheck might catch one Spelling error Steno's goof Steno's mishap Steno's slip small printing error Study of symbolism Study of symbols Skotch and sooda Some errata Some errors Spell-checker's targets Spelling mistakes Steno's errata Steno's slipups Scandinavian god of strife Scandinavian victory god Swimsuit brand named after a Norse god ___ Sport, whose high-tech swimsuits have been banned in the Olympic trials "Smizing" coiner Banks She yelled "Kiss my FAT ASS!" Smize & Dream founder Banks