Letter S 346500–346750

Silly Silverstein Site for Charon's ferry Site of Munch and Ibsen museums Site of a tower finished in 1372 Site with a "Fashion Finds" section Skin care brand since 1952 Slog through surf Small flyer Smoothie bar fruit Snowball trajectories Snowy parts of mountains So-do links Soccer star Marmoush Soda brand with many flavors Soldier's pattern, briefly Somber site Some PTA attendees Some end 7-5 Some reds, briefly Somewhere around here Song for sopranos Sought-after apartment Source of ore Spade with bags Spell of grueling work Sport for big guys Sporting honor Spun the records Stack of flicks Stadium at which many Honey Deuce cocktails are drunk Stadium topper, often Stainless steel containers Stand at an angle Starmer of Downing Street Start of a texted request Stephen King novel named for a dog Stock mad scientist's assistant Stone in "Poor Things" Store with duvets and dinnerware Strip barks Structure with trefoil and horseshoe varieties Study in the hallway, maybe Stuff you stuff yourself with Sub's kin Subj. in which water is H2O Subjects of many grainy photos Sudden fall in prices Suffix in company names Suffixes for sugars Sundae's lack Sunning spot for a cat Super Serum Body Wash maker Supporting replies Surfer address Surgeon's urgent word Swagger, in slang Sweethearts of days gone by Symbol on Angels' uniforms ___ San Lorenzo (body near Lima) "...set the herring ___ in brine": Eugene Field "Sailing to Byzantium" poet "Skip me on this round" "Sound like a plan?" "Sunrise, Sunset" singer Sacred name, in Islam Saints quarterback Carr Salad ingredient, maybe Sam in "The Hunt for Red October" Sassy Wanda Scaling spike Scots swim in them Scout's doings Screams and shouts Screen reading Screen star Sam Sea splitter Seafood platter choice Sealskin boat Sealskin kayak paddler Seattle's WNBA squad Secret ___ (office gift exchange) Secretary of State since January Secreted anew Secretive thing? Select, as a phone icon Selfless type Seller of Coolpix cameras Selma's sister, on "The Simpsons" Senior dos Shady sitting spot Shape of the first and last letters in the Subway logo She sang "Let It Go" as Elsa Shesterkin and Sikorsky, for two Shocked shouts Shore diner wedge Shoshone Falls Park is there Show awards Show with "Oh What a Circus" Shredded stuff in glitter polish Shrieks of pain Silhouettes of swans Singers with a mass audience? Sister brand of Beautyrest Sister of Arya Stark Site of 1692 trials Site of the Casa Grande del Pueblo presidential residence Site of the annual Wintersköl festival Sivan or May, say Sizzling strips Skating rink figures Skin care brand whose name comes from the Latin for "snow" Slash, say Slater of "Wicked" Slip ___ (hurt your back) Slowly, to maestri Sly bunch Small tomatoes Sneak ___ (look before you should) Snow day gliders Soccer goalie Guillermo Solid, gas, plasma or liquid Some mob enforcers Sometime co-star of Sylvester Sometimes is Somewhat lubricated Sought thin fish Sound of an acorn opening? Sound of touching glasses in a toast (and a hint to finding the contest answer) Sounds from geese Soup with scallions Sources of soothing Spacek with an Oscar Spanish for "oak tree" Speak like Forrest Gump Specialty of Hayao Miyazaki Speedy Jesse Spew ash, say Spike on a peak Spiky clubs Spoils a surprise Stalagmite formers Stand against one to straighten your posture Standard font States of fervor Statistician Thomas with a namesake theorem Steak splitter Stefanik in Congress Steve Jobs introduced them in October 2001 Steve with three folk album Grammys Stick in a relay Sticky bun morsel Stone with condor and moss varieties Stop all the infighting Stop on Amtrak's Empire Service Stranger who tries to act real chummy with you Stress, in "Sopranos" scripts Stresses for students Stud farm stallions, e.g. Student getting extra help Stuff that might stick to your ribs Subj. with nos. Suffix meaning "incision" Suleman who was nicknamed "Octomom" Sunk, as a putt Surname of singers Nick, Joe and Kevin Surname of the "Wicked Game" singer Surname on Scotch bottles Surname on cookies Swaggering statement Swap goods Sweets in sleeves Swift predators Sylvester's five-time co-star Saps the energy of Scowling looks Scully's partner on TV Seal hunters' crafts Second-most populous city of Italia Sedan from Korea See who's stronger, in the sticks Separated, maybe Series of consecutive wins Serving soldiers Setting of some beds Seven piano keys can make them Shooter, for short Showed extreme contempt toward Shriver who founded the Special Olympics Silly Jim Singer-songwriter Bridgers Skilled group Sleeved souvenir Snack for a hiker Snoopy, say So sore Some Vegas events Some derivative works, briefly Some person chosen at random Some replays Someone with no class? Songs in the snow Soviet film director Tarkovsky Spin class offering Spot to rent on a website Staple or clip, say Stayed angry Store staff Stressed-out states Stumping figure Subject of a snap, maybe Surname of "Uncut Gems" directors Benny and Josh Sweet bunch Saw if one could Score between -1 and +1 Seasoning mix brand Seeks, as an office Sees if one could Self-boost of a sort Self-promotional newspaper spot Sells in a store Series of victories Sets of five Shoe's shock absorber Sideboard collections Singer with over 100 Top 40 songs Site of the Wat Phra Kaew Buddhist temple Some wand wielders Spike needed when pitching Spot for a glider Spot for table tennis Square in a soup kitchen Stale-smelling, perhaps Stare ___ (honoring of precedent) State capital founded in 1610 Stormed, as a baseball field after a win Surround with trees, quaintly "Sorry to bother you" Sandra Day O'Connor, by birth Scenic spot for a country inn Scheduling possibility She played Dr. Graham in "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" She played Jennifer in "Jennifer's Body" Sigh when your favorite grocery store has let you down? Site for a pregame party Skewed rectangle Some limo renters Some phone listening Starz comedy about investors celebrating stock gains? Store counters, in Britain Subject for Ruth Westheimer