Letter S 342500–342750

Something much watched Sleep aid said to reduce anxiety Set at the gym? Stone and carat Serious thinker's diet? Simplify things at a ricotta factory? Scott of Stone Temple Pilots "September Song" composer "Street Scene" composer Site of Goethe's scientific studies Sporting dog from Germany. "Stick a Fork in ___" (6/17/11 Daily News headline) Scandal-ridden Anthony who just lobbed it up for the New York Post headline writers with that name Silas ___ Mitchell. Small dam Small river dam Stream dam Structure for raising water level in river Satirical 2022 biopic about Al Yankovic Spooky or kooky Strange and then some Strange-plus Strikingly odd Strikingly strange and unusual ___ Sisters (Shakespearean witches) ___ Sisters of "Macbeth" strange or bizarre strange or bizzare "Straight Outta Lynwood" singer Spoof singer Yankovic Strange pond scum? Song parodist who plays quickly? Strange guy at a class reunion? "Smells Like Nirvana" singer Singer known for song parodies Singer of "Like a Surgeon" (with the lyric "I can hear your heart beat for the very last time") Star of the film "UHF" Spooky sort Strange duck Strange nutter Strange sort, unkindly Supereccentrics Spooky foresight? Skeeves (out) Strange one Small dams Stream blocks Shortstop Walt Skating champ Sleater-Kinney drummer Janet Stephen of the Red Wings "Sunflower Seeds" artist Ai with an echoic name Supermodel Alek Song from "The King and I" Sign outside a taxidermy shop? "Since I Fell For You" singer Lenny Screen idol who portrayed Myra Breckinridge Screen siren Raquel She was Jugs in "Mother, Jugs & Speed" Smucker's alternative Sign on a mat Sign word often translated into multiple languages Start of many a speech Show about a schoolteacher bird? Sent out a certain wagon "So glad you're back!" Sign hung up for a returning soldier Sign of hospitality Small rug at an entryway's floor Something just outside the front door Shoe-brushing sites Stuff you want? Shows hospitality toward Sign of Fido's hospitality? Seamless Smith of sorts Someone who carries a torch? Skyscraper workers Skyscraper joints Some construction junctions Social provision by state State support States of health, prosperity, etc. Social security implementer, say System that looks after its citizens SOUTH African motorsport venue Source of water on a homestead Source of water on a farm Senate area Shaft for air or light. Shaft for stairs. Sight in an OPEC land Site for drawing Source of abundance Source of fresh water Source of water or wishes Source, as of information Speaker's stalling word Spot for wishing Sticks find Sunken shaft; very much supply of drink someone who behaves in a manner that the speaker believes is correct state of being well, happy, or prosperous Stay tuned, Part 2 stone surround at top of well "Slap me silly and call me Susan!" Sirloin order Steakhouse stipulation Sprang (up), as tears Surged to the surface Sam or Tony. Sam, in "Pickwick Papers." Ship in a viral sea shanty Sam and Tony. Sumner or Orson Seven Sisters college in Massachusetts "Sorry I asked!" Snarky response to criticism "So leave... I'm not stopping you!" source of a well or stream Successful at Florsheim? Surrounded by scoundrels? "Shocking!," to a teetotaler? Striving for goodness, but faulty Skillfully built. Skillfully constructed Soundly constructed state of being in good physical and mental health Sadlers ___ Ballet. Sci-fi writer who predicted satellite television Some taps lead from them Somerset cathedral city Sources of abundant supply. Sources of water supply. Stage coach company of the old West site of well Senator Paul, who announced he is breaking his promise not to run for a third term Successful surgeon Spring to the surface Sad response to "How was the game?" "So, that's disappointing," online Slangy lead-in to "What can you do?" Slangy sentence beginner akin to "Sooo..." Swansea residents Swansea-born Short-legged barker Swindlers who don't repay debts Stiff the bookmaker Seam strengthener Seamstress's strip Shoe ornament Shoe strengthener Shoe strip Shoe's strip Shoemaker's strip Shoemaking strip Sign of an allergic reaction Skin injury Sole/upper link Stinging reminder Strip of leather on a shoe. Swollen mark strip Shoemaker form Seam strengtheners. Seamstress' seams Shoe strengtheners Strips of leather between shoe uppers and soles. Swollen marks She wrote "Delta Wedding" She wrote "The Golden Apples." Short-story author Eudora Southern novelist Shout upon reaching a destination Start of a noncommittal RSVP "Seems like you and I have crossed paths for a second time" SCALP tumor/tumour Scalp cyst Scientist ___ Ho Lee Skin blemish that sounds like a question Skin defect Skin lump Small cyst Small excrescence. Small skin excrescence. Superficial cyst South African word for you Señor of old TV Señor on the Sullivan show Señor seen on "The Ed Sullivan Show" Sainted king who inspired a carol Saucy girl, facetiously speaking. Shakespearean barmaid Shakespearean servant Shakespearean gals Shakespearean lasses SAXON Slav SLAV of East Germany Slav of E. Germany Slav of Saxony Steer, as one's course Steer, as one's way SORB descendants Silesian Slavs. Slavs of eastern Germany. "Sons for the Return Home" author Albert Spice World actor Stan's girlfriend, on "South Park" She played Eliza Doolittle in "Pygmalion" Square-burgers server *Start of a frank discussion Sebaceous cysts Skin swellings Skin troubles. SAXON Slavs of the East "Something ___ wrong. Please try again later." Said, informally Sank, with "down" Suddenly fell through, as a plan "Shoved," at a poker table Soloed Started a fight with, say Slipped away, as time Stopped producing new leads, as an investigation Stopped all activities and communications SOLD 2,000,000 COPIES, AS A CD Stopped running, as a stream Stayed out without a cap on? Strove to attain Sallied Sought a Hail Mary pass, perhaps Scored well under par, in golf lingo Started making money as an athlete Started playing for money Stopped taking orders Struck out on one's own Spoiled, as milk Showed up at Sought out for advice SURREY golf course site Start of a Milton Berle quote Statement from actor Rob's debtors? Sang the blues, in a way Second of two words in the shortest Bible verse Secreted salt water Shed tears softly Showed distress Showed grief Showed happiness, maybe Showed joy, ironically