Letter S 341500–341750

Sharp-bottomed flier Slender stinger Slender-bodied flier Slender-bodied insect Slender-bodied stinger Slender-waisted buzzer Slender-waisted insect Slender-waisted stinger Slim-waisted flier Slim-waisted stinger Small winged nester Snappish person Source of some stings Stinger in a nest Stinger with a slender "waist" stinging insect with a slender black-and-yellow striped body Something that may be better left alone Satirical comedy of 422 B.C., with "The" Scary nestful Slender singers Slender stingers Slender stinging insects Slender-waisted stingers Small flying predators Snappish people Some nest builders Stereotypical moneyed folk Stingers in a nest Stingers that build nests Stinging fliers Sugar-craving frequent fliers Striped stingers in the garden Shapely feature Slender midsection Shaped like Barbie Slender of form Slender-waisted Slender-waisted, perhaps Stereotypically upper-class Stereotypically upper-crust "Soap" actor Ted Spiced ale. Spiced holiday drink Sang for some mulled wine Sang from house to house someone who enjoys riotous drinking Something hastily made? Soprano's business, ostensibly Spend futilely Spend thoughtlessly Spendthrift's specialty Squander resources Stuff in a basket Stuff in the trash Stuff to toss Shrivel into nonexistence Shrivel to nothing Slowly shrivel up Small trash receptacle Skid Row "Slave to the Grind" power ballad Start of a green adage Start of an adage about economy Start immediately Saw about frugality Something not worth the effort Speak without result Squander a collectible? spenders Squandering Scrooge's opposite Self-indulgent spender Spendaholic Squanderer Squanderer or wanderer someone who dissipates resources self-indulgently Siamese temple. Southeast Asian temple Sailor's duty period. Sentry's shift Sentry's stint Strapped-on accessory Swiss purchase small clock Strap for your arm slogan used to rally support Snarling sentry Streamed, say Spent some time on YouTube, say Sentries' jobs Some keep track of the minutes Surveillance camera? Surveillance cameras? someone who makes or repairs watches Swiss __ (precision craftspersons) Security folk Super Bowl gathering, e.g. Stem-wound part Shutterbug's suggestion Smile-inducing phrase Shutterbug's command, to a cheating golfer? Sentinel site Sentinel's perch Sentinel's post Sentry's lookout Sentry's post See some lighthouses? Stalking tiger's resolution? Sign at the Ukrainian tourism bureau? "Smoke on the ___" *Serengeti gathering place Salt or fresh follower Scarce item, at times. Short-supply item in the news Short-supply item, in a drought Sign of springs Something credible is said to hold it Something that's well-kept? Something well-preserved? Something you can't live without Spring offering Sprinkler liquid Subject of r/hydrohomies Substance that quenches thirst Summer projectiles Synchronized performance in a pool *Squishy mattress Sloshy sack Sloshy sleeping site Something to sleep on with no springs Spot for a swell sleep? supported, carried, or transmitted by water Student's plastic containers to drink from Sidelines Gatorade server Sightseeing boat Something the ancient Egyptians used for keeping time Some Winslow Homer art ... or what five answers in this puzzle are? Some Winslow Homer paintings Sprayed a hose on Sprayed, perhaps Sprinkler, essentially Sprinklers, essentially Scenic specialty. Swimming pool's purifier Sipping site Scene of recent strike. Some Cape Cod real estate Sight near Stroudsburg, Pa. *Scandal involving plumbers Scandal during the Nixon administration Scandal in which the White House Plumbers were implicated Scandal mentioned in Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama" and the Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" Scandal named for a hotel Scandal that brought down a president Site of a 1972 break-in Subject of big 1970s headlines Setting component Small soaker Super Soaker, e.g. Site serving brewskis Sites serving brewskis Spa lineup Ship marking Soaked through and unable to drain, like a marsh after rain Site of Napoleon's defeat Symbol of dire defeat. Sometime city flood source Skilled boater Something that fades into the background Stationery logo Stationery impressions Summer picnic fruit Seedy melody, perhaps Some picnic remains, perhaps Swallowing worry in an old wives' tale Something read by a utility worker Source of hydropower Shoes that prevent slipping in the shower? Southeastern vipers Synchronized swimmer's shoe purchase? Something beyond recall Something done and best forgotten. Something that can't be undone Summer recreation area Soak satirist Dorothy? Squirt's gun? Shirt worn by a swimmer? Sport featuring the eggbeater kick Sport for teams of seven. Sport whose players wear their numbers on their caps Sport with a goalkeeper Shoes for a cruise? Some flood damage She knows "His Eye Is on the Sparrow." She wrote "His Eye is on the Sparrow." Spa specialties. Sprinkles, maybe Shoreline or riverbank Scorpio and Pisces, in astrology Sport involving pulling Sports item usually seen in pairs Stand behind a boat, say ski on water towed behind motorboat Skimming the surface while pulled by a boat Sport invented using boards and a clothesline Stone, when flung? Skimming gear Summertime amusement Summit Plummet at Disney World, for one Swimming pool accessory Swimming-pool chute *Summer theme park attractions Summer amusements ... or a literal description of three answers in this puzzle Semiaquatic veggie often stir-fried with garlic Spot for a spider of song Subterranean moisture level so well-sealed as not to admit water or let it escape Ski boat? Structure on an apartment-building rooftop Suburb west of Boston Something to lead a horse to Swimming rodent Steamboat feature Student swimmer's aid Source of tears, slangily serous Scenic glen in N. Y. Siamese temples. Sherlock Holmes's trusted companion Saskatoon hockey legend Sherlock Holmes' colleague Sherlock Holmes' pal Sherlock Holmes's colleague Sherlock's assistant Sherlock's friend Sleuth's companion SI (S.I.) unit of power Scot who pioneered the term "horsepower" Scottish engineer and inventor, d. 1819 Scottish engineer with a unit named after him Scottish instrument maker Scottish inventor Scottish inventor (1736–1819). Scottish inventor James Scottish inventor of steam engine. Scottish people inventor Shocking inventor? Small bit of power Speaker unit Steam engine designer James Steam engine developer