Letter S 43500–43750

Stock holder Stock keeper Stock room? Storage structure Storage unit Storm start Streetcar shelter Structure with a hayloft Summer theater, frequently Summer theater, sometimes Summer-theater site Swallow's spot setting Hoedown move sign site Hex site Hayloft bundle site Square dance call spot Country dance Saint first named Joseph Stagg, Miss Miggs, and Simon Tappertit? Sea animal. Seagoing Bill Seagoing shell dweller Shellfish that attaches to ships Sight on an old hull Seven Sisters college Seventh Sister SIBERIAN river port someone who burns down a barn Stored, as hay Store chain that often sells Starbucks coffee Screwballs in the hayloft? Some hooters Structures for storing hay and livestock Seasonal theatre sites. Shelters for cattle. Some owls' homes Some rural digs Some tractor garages Square dance sites Stock holders Storage places Streetcar sheds Structures built at "raisings" Structures raised by Amish SOUTH Yorkshire metropolitan county council office (Eng.) Some traveling performers Some troupers. Stunt flies, as at a fair Show for which Jim Dale won the 1980 Tony for Best Actor in a Musical Showman Phineas Taylor Showman extraordinaire Showman who teamed with Bailey Sucker seeker Synonym for a showman. Show-biz names Site of fowl play? Site of courses on horses? Stable areas Small flute made from reclaimed farm wood? Start to meter? Soap ___ soap (bath need) Shakespeare's riverside haunt? Spanish novelist Pío SCOTTISH architecture Sacha ___ Cohen Snoopy's foe, e.g. Snoopy's red opponent Snoopy, the Red ___ Successful industrialist Sludge metal band named after a noble title Scott, for example. Sir Walter Scott's title Superior to a knight. Sir Samuel Cunard and Sir Henry Royce Splendid; ample Style of envelope for greeting cards Storied storyteller Scarpia and others. Some British noblemen Some nobility Some noblemen Some nobles Some of the nobility Some peers SCOTTISH manor Scarlatti's style Style of elaborate Suggesting Bach Summer venue for studying Bach and Handel? Stringy rock variety Scotch and soda, e.g. Sombreros and others SOUTH Australian valley Saloonkeeper *Stool occupant, perhaps Shot taker Slender brooch Saloon stance ___'s (root beer brand) Soft drink company formed in New Orleans in 1890 Sailboat, in poetry. Sailing vessel: Fr. Sailing vessels are fans of Lassie? "She-Devil" star Sculptor Roger Terry ___ Sessions's successor Stringfellow ___. Stripper Candy SPANISH tent Soldier's lodging slender fish slender food fish SPANISH food-fish Spanish fish Sporty 1960s-'70s Plymouth Symbol of viciousness senet senner sennet snoek spet sphyraena fish SUPPORTING curtain of fire Screening gunfire. Someone who bombards the brokers with purchases? Southwestern ravines. Sidi ___, strategic North African port. SALE of office Striped pattern Studio rail Support for a ballerina Support for a dancer Support for ballet dancers Support for dancers Support for practicing pliés Support in a dance studio Streaked hooter Support for ballet practice? Something to roll out Speed (along) Staved container Stunt skater's prop speediness Simple door fastener Strong, in a way Shotgun description Sped (along) Stave-securing ring Speeder's activity Standard hogshead of fun. Symbol of fun Street musician's instrument Showy aerial maneuver Stunt in which a plane follows a spiral course Stunt pilot stunt Some large wine containers Seriously lacking in vegetation seedless Steppes and tundras Secondary seascape object, perhaps Scrubby tracts Scrubby wastelands Sparsely vegetated expanses Shoemaking specialist Specialized shoeworker Supports at a dance studio Small cap Small cap, like a biretta. Small cap; biretta. Syd who co-founded Pink Floyd Scrunchie alternative Securer for locks Securer of locks Scottish dramatist and novelist Scottish master of whimsy. Structure preventing access stockade Shoreline protector SLUM area SPANISH district of town Setting for Lin-Manuel Miranda's "In The Heights" Spanish Harlem aka El ___ Spanish Harlem, e.g. Spanish district Spanish for "neighborhood" Spanish is spoken here Spanish neighborhood Spanish quarter of a city Spanish sector Spanish speaking community Spanish urban quarter Spanish-speaking city section Spanish-speaking district Spanish-speaking neighborhood Spanish-speaking part of a city Spanish-speaking quarter Spanish-speaking quarter in a town or city, esp in the US Suburb, below the border. setting Bodega owner shanty town Some Spanish quarters Some ciudad neighborhoods Some neighborhoods Spanish quarters Spanish town districts Ship-fouling organisms, on Talk Like a Pirate Day? Surname on a financial weekly Saloon disturbance Saloon scene Saloons Sites of many brawls Sots' sites Speakeasies, e.g. Surname of Joe Louis sepulchral mound Sanders or Goldwater Singer Manilow "Spin City" actor Streisand's "Guilty" partner Singer who "writes the songs that make the whole world sing" Surname of Lionel, Ethel, and John in acting history Stage name of Herbert Blythe's family. Stage name of the Blythes. Singer who formed the Love Unlimited Orchestra "Stars and ___," C. S. A. flag. "Stars" partner Sand and candy Score divisions Set on a cell phone Set on a cellphone Settings of many jokes Sex On The Beach locales Sex on the Beach destinations Shoals; reefs Shots are administered there Shoulder insignia. Shoulder ornament Signal quality symbols Signal signals? Signal-strength display Silver insignia of Army captains. Slammer Slot machine symbols Soap cakes Soap packets Soap units Some candy purchases Some restaurant waiting areas Some trivia venues