Letter S 348250–348500

Steven ___, Oscar-nominated actor for "Minari" Shade provider in Thomas Gray's "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard" Source of an archer's bow Source of archery bows Source of pliable wood Springy wood Some archery bows Some coniferous trees Some evergreen shrubs Some evergreen trees Sources for longbow wood Sources for taxol Sources of archers' bows Sources of bow wood Sources of elastic wood Sources of fine-grained wood Sources of pliable wood Sources of red berries Symbolic evergreens Source of archery wood Symbol of somberness, in poetry Some graveyard flora Sources of archery bows Style of 1960's French pop music with a repetitive name "Son of Frankenstein" aide "Son of Frankenstein" blacksmith "Son of Frankenstein" role "Son of Frankenstein" shepherd 'Shul' or 'shtetl' Singer's medium Singer's tongue Source of "chutzpah" and "mensch" Source of "shtick" and "schmooze" Source of lox Source of schmaltz? Source of the six longest Across answers in this puzzle "Shtick" or "schlep," e.g. Sign at merging traffic Stock market calculation Stock market statistic Stockbroker's statistic Stop alternative Surrenderer someone who surrenders Stopping to let a pedestrian cross Sign on a street Steps aside for Stops resisting Stop filibustering, say Shang dynasty, 1401 B. C. Slow-paced yoga variant Style of yoga with long holds side Dark Soprano ___ Huang Symbol of complementary principles Symbol of contrasting forces Symbol of contrasting principles Symbol on the South Korean flag Symbol on the flag of South Korea Second-person plural pronoun, in Pittsburghese Southern : y'all :: Pittsburghese : _____ Shelter warning Songwriter Harburg Sound at the groomer's Sound from a baby toy? Sound from a puppy Sound from a small dog Sound from a squeaky toy Sound from shin level, maybe Sound from your favorite toy? Squeak from a Peke Squeaky toy sound? Shocked exclamation Sounds of alarm Startled shout Suddenly shocked sound Shout heard at a rodeo. Sixties radical Some 1960s radicals Short sharp shrieks. Shrill shouts Shrill woofs Slangy golf term for nervousness while putting, with "the" Small dogs' cries Sounds from a tiny dog Sounds from an excited puppy Sounds from squeaky toys? Sounds from toy poodles Sounds shriller than arfs Squeaks from a peke Squeals from pounds Sudden loss of ability, in sports Sudden, temporary loss of athletic ability, with "the" Scotch terrier's growl Snarl: Scot. Sue Grafton is only up to W, so... Chinese athletes Jianlian and Siling Spoil; mar Shimon's predecessor "See what I mean?," informally "See what I'm sayin'?" "See what I'm talkin' 'bout?" "See what I'm talkin' about?" Source of all matter Substance from which the universe was created Substance from which the universe was created, to some Surveying device with letter-shaped rests Surveying tool using a letter-shaped support Surveyor's elevation-difference measurer Surveyor's letter-shaped device Surveyor's letter-shaped instrument Surveyors' instruments. Second passage: Part III Some primary colors: Abbr. Singer Sumac of Peru Singer Sumac behind the singular album "Miracles" Singer Sumac from Peru Singer Sumac from South America Singer often seen in crosswords Singer who appeared with Charlton in "Secret of the Incas" Singing Sumac Songful Sumac Songstress Sumac Soprano Sumac South American singer Sumac Sumac of Peru Sumac a.k.a. the "Peruvian Songbird" Sumac from Peru Sumac from South America Sumac native to Peru Sumac of "Secret of the Incas" Sumac of Peru Capital of Sumac of exotica Sumac of music Sumac of song Sumac of songdom Sumac of wide vocal range Sumac who sang Sumac whose voice covered five octaves Sumac with a five-octave range Sumac with a wide range Sumac with a wide vocal range Sumac with an impressive range singer Sumac Peruvian Ancient Singer descended from Inca kings? Singer Sumac and namesakes Singer Sumac and others Singer Sumac et al. Soprano Sumac and namesakes Singer famous for her wide vocal range Singer from Peru Singer in the 1954 film "Secret of the Incas" Singer known as the "Peruvian songbird" Singer seen in the 1954 film "Secret of the Incas" Singer with a five-octave-plus range singer Peruvian Ancient "Spirit, mind and body" org. Single from the album "Cruisin'" Single released in the same year as "Macho Man" Sir George Williams's org. Site of the first basketball game Song about a gym Song accompanied with arm gestures Song often accompanied by arm movements Song often accompanied by physical spelling Song spelled with arm motions Song sung with arm motions Song sung with arm signals Song that inspires arm signals Song that was a hit for a spell in the 1970s? Song title spelled out with arm movements Song title spelled out with gestures Song title spelled using pantomime Song using arm signals Song with arm motions Song with the lyric "Young man, are you listening to me?" Spelled-out disco song Spelled-out song title Spelling song Summer camp letters Summer camp org. Swimming pool site, for short Swimming-pool site, for short site Gym accessory site Pool accessory site Swimming pool shade Summer destination for many a child Sites of some CPR lessons Sites of some communal pools Some community ctrs. Some community fitness centers Some fitness centers Some fitness centers, for short Some fitness ctrs. Some pool sites Some rec centers Some recreation ctrs. Some training centers Some urban rec facilities Some workout spots Some youth centers (Abbr.) Some youth ctrs. Spinning class sites Sports centers, for short Swimming-lesson orgs. Social org. for some immigrants Social-athletic org. Social orgs. Shirt style with a pointed collar Shirt whose opening makes an acute angle Santa __ Valley Santa __ Valley, CA Santa __ Valley: Cal. wine region Santa __ Valley: California setting of "Sideways" Santa __ Valley: California wine region Santa __ Valley: wine region in which "Sideways" was set Santa ___ (California town known for its wineries) Santa ___ (neighbor of Lompoc, California) Santa ___ Valley (winegrowing region) Santa ___ Valley, Calif. Santa ___ Valley, California Santa ___, California (city in Santa Barbara county) Santa _____ (wine-rich California valley) *Street made famous by the Beatles Sly comment? Sly greeting? "Size matters not" Jedi master "Size matters not" sci-fi sage "Size matters not" speaker "Star Wars" alien whose species is unknown "Star Wars" character modeled after Einstein "Star Wars" character voiced by Frank Oz "Star Wars" character who could this clue have written? "Star Wars" character who is 26 inches tall "Star Wars" guru "Star Wars" munchkin "Star Wars" mystic "Star Wars" philosophizer "Star Wars" saga sage "Star Wars" savant "Star Wars" sentence inverter "Star Wars" series character "Star Wars" series mentor "Star Wars" series sage "Star Wars" series teacher "Star Wars" swamp dweller Small but powerful Force wielder Saga sage since 1980 Sage exiled on the planet Dagobah Sage in space Sage of sci-fi cinema