Letter S 333750–334000

"Safe!" callers "Safe!" crackers? "Safe!" sayers "Steee-rike!" callers "Strike!" yellers Shea officials Short arbiters Slide rule experts Softball officials Softball officials, briefly Softball refs Some Little League volunteers Some make calls at home Some of them work at home Some tennis judges Some work at home Sports men Sports officials in black Stadium figures Stereotypically "blind" officials Stereotypically blind officials, for short Strike zone-watching refs Strike-zone arbiters, for short Subjects of the 2010 sports book "As They See 'Em" some field judges "Strike three!" or "Yer out!"? Scads of strike-callers? Sizable ordinal Sentence interrupters Signs of press conference uncertainty Speaker's no-nos Speakers' fillers Speakers' pause fillers Speech coach's targets Staller's sounds Stoner's utterances Stumbles in a recitation Shelved controversial bill. Shelved military problem: Abbr. South African town that was Nelson Mandela's birthplace Subject of Sanctions "Si ____ Vez" (1994 Selena hit) "Si ____ Vez" (1995 Selena hit) "Si ____ Vez" (Spanish-language Selena hit) "Sonata Quasi __ Fantasia": Beethoven's "Moonlight" "Star Trek" character whose apt nickname is "Number One" Spanish article for a singular feminine noun Spanish word for "one" Second word of a Spanish fairy tale Senorita's "a" Señorita's "a" She married the Redcross Knight. Someone: Sp. Spanish "a" Spanish feminine article Spanish for "a" Spanish one Spanish word hidden in "spun around" Spenser girl Spenser heroine Spenser lady Spenser's "Truth." Spenser's heroine Spenser's lovely lady. Spenserian heroine Spenserian lady Showing no chagrin Still as young as ever Sushi bar eel delicacy Sushi bar eel Sushi eel Sushi-bar eels Some planets may be seen with it Shelved, as a TV show Still in the can Single in nature. Single, not dual. Second-largest of the Aleutians Seven of one, half a dozen of the other? Still the same S.A. palm tree Spanish philosopher (1864–1936). Spanish philosopher, died in exile, 1936. Stone-faced at a comedy show Stone-faced, maybe State of consensus Still angry Slow; dull Suitable's opposite Strip of all defenses. Strip of rifles Strip of weapons Strips of weapons Señor's "some" Señora's "some" Señorita's fingernails Some in Sonora Some in Spain Some, in Havana Some, in San Juan Some, in San Salvador Some, in Sevilla Some, in Seville Some, in Spanish Some, to Spaniards Some: Sp. Spanish "ones" Spanish for some Spenserian lady and namesakes Spenserian lady et al. Showing no guilt Showing no remorse Sans retinue Sloth, two-toed. Sloths with two toes So as to surprise Still on top Sports team's run of luck Skeptical attitudes. Start to take off one's pants, say Starts disrobing, perhaps Straighten out, as an iron bar Straighten, in a way straighten up or out Stops being so formal Showing strength in the face of pressure Still stiff as a board Straight as a pin Straight, as an arm or leg Still enjoying womb service Still in development Still in the oven, so to speak Still in the womb Still to appear. Still to exist Show off outside the packaging, as for a youtube channel Spoil the mint condition of, say Still not made Still "well," but not beyond Sch. in Chapel Hill Sch. in Charlotte Sch. in the Research Triangle Sch. whos motto is "Lux libertas" Sch. whose Silent Sam Confederate monument was toppled in 2018 Sch. whose mascot is Rameses Sch. with a Silent Sam Confederate Monument Sch. with an Asheville campus School in Chapel Hill Short for a relative. sch. Tar Heel State (abbr.) Set free, as a bird Spontaneous public meeting? Seemingly magical Strangely amazing Sadly neglected Son of Chingachgook Son of Chingachgook, in a Cooper novel Spread to view Still to be filled, as a role Still to be filled, as roles SEESAWING "___, said . . . Chaucer": Spenser State of the man in the barrel. Still at the lost and found "Stop hurting me!" Sibling of your parent Sam or Ben Sam or Buck, e.g. Sam or Remus Sam or Toby Sam or Tom Sam or Tom, e.g. Sam or Vanya Sam or Vanya, notably Sam or Wiggily Sam, Vanya or Buck Sam, Vanya or Buck, e.g. Sam, for one Scar, to Simba Scooby-Doo, to Scrappy-Doo Scrooge McDuck vis-à-vis Donald Scrooge, to Donald Scrooge, to Donald Duck Shout of submission Slang name for pawnbroker Solo's employer. Solo's org. Something said by a giving person? Spy org. of 1960s TV Submissive cry Surrender word Surrenderer's shout Surrendering cry __ Sam (symbol of America) Spider-Man's surrogate father "Seinfeld" character whom Jerry once turned in for shoplifting at a bookstore "Seinfeld" character with the catchphrase "Jerry! Hello!" Seinfeld's eccentric relative "Song of the South" storyteller Spitting image of a children's storybook character? Sam and Ben Sam and Fester Sam and Remus Sam and Tom Sam and Tom, e.g. Sam and Tom, relatively? Sam et al. Some family men Star-spangled guy Steely-gazed pointer Subject of a memorable poster first seen during WWI Symbol of the U. S. Symbol of the federal government Symbol since the War of 1812 Strange, in Ayr Strange, in Scotland Strange: Scot. Strip of paint Straighten a hose Straighten a hose, e.g. Straighten out, in a way Straighten, as a hose Straighten, as a rope Straighten, as a spring Straightened, as a snake Straightens out a hose Straightens out, in a way Straightens, as a hose State of the possibilities? State after being coldcocked (and a clue to this puzzle's theme) Still needing comforting Surprising, for an event planner? Serve the bubbly Separate, in the rail yard Spread out; not angry Straighten, as one's legs Straighten, as the legs Straightens, as legs Smarminess Smug, self-serving earnestness Sickeningly suave Still ill Straighten hair Straighten, as a ringlet Straighten, as tresses Straightens out, as a tendril Straightens, as locks Straightens, in a way Sans cenorship Sans censorship