Letter S 44250–44500

Soak in some rays Soak in the sun Soak up rays Soak up some rays Soak up some sun Soak up sun Soak up sunshine Soak up the rays Soak up the sun Soak up the sunshine Soak up warmth Soak up, as sun Sprawl Suffuse with genial heat. Sun Sun oneself Sun oneself like a kind of shark Sun, say Sun-bathe. sit back lazily Sat in the sun Soaked up sun Soaked up the rays Soaked up the sunshine Sun-bathed. Score after dribbling, say Score for Kobe Bryant Score for Willis Reed Score in a popular game. Score of a sort. Score, in a game. Shopping container Slam dunk or lay-up Successful shot Successful shot for A'ja Wilson skep Sport played on a court with hoops and dribbling Sport with a free throw LANE Staples Center sport Sight at Boston Garden Site of Celtic uprising? Sports area where this puzzle's theme is found Slam dunk target that aptly rhymes with "alley-oop" Sue Bird or Larry Bird Stressed out soul Scores for Shaq Specialties of Indian workmanship. Savors the sun Savors, with "in" Soaks in one's glory Soaks in the sun Soaks in the sun's rays Soaks up as glory with in Soaks up rays Soaks up some rays Soaks up some sun Soaks up sun Soaks up the rays Soaks up the sun Sun-bathes. Suns Suns (oneself). "Spicy"-sounding Swiss city, to some Swiss city on the Rhine Site of a 1431-43 council Site of a 15th-century council Swiss canton (former spelling) Swiss canton (var.) Swiss canton or its capital, old-style Swiss canton, formerly Swiss canton, old style Swiss city (old spelling) Swiss city on Rhine: Var. Swiss city on the Rhine, in old spelling Swiss city on the Rhine, old-style Swiss city on the Rhine: Fr. spelling. Swiss city with university founded in 1460. Swiss city: Var. Swiss council site South Asian rice variety society of medieval French lawyers who performed comic plays SPANISH dialect/language Someone from Vitoria in northern Spain Spanish Pyrenees resident San Sebastián beachgoer? Spanish Riviera sight? Spaniards tanning? Seaport in Iran. Seaport of Iraq Shatt al Arab port Shatt el Arab port. Shatt-al-Arab city Shatt-al-Arab port Shatt-el-Arab port. Sinbad the Sailor's hometown Sinbad the Sailor's town Sinbad's home port Sinbad's hometown Site of the first Islamic mosque outside of the Arabian peninsula South Iraqi oil port Southeastern Iraqi port Southern Iraq city Southern Iraq port Southern Iraqi city Southern Iraqi oil city Strategic oil port on Persian Gulf. Strategic seaport in South Irak. Sculpture form "Smallmouth" fish "Striped" fish Sam Adams alternative Sarastro in "The Magic Flute," e.g. Saul, of movie titles Sea food. Shoe company with a fish name Siepi of the Met. Singer Lance, or his vocal part in *NSYNC Singer Lance, or the part he sang with *NSYNC Singer or scaly swimmer Singer who rarely gets the melody in a choir Singer's money runs out Singing fish? Singing voice (fish) Smallmouth Smallmouth or largemouth Smallmouth, for one Some are striped Sound from a subwoofer Sound with depth Source of low notes Source of low pitches Speaker feature Spiny-finned fish Spiny-finned sport fish Sport fish Sport fisherman's catch Sport fisherman's lure? Staff below middle C Stereo control Stereo knob Strait between Australia and Tasmania. Stream striper String section instrument String section member String-section member Striped critter Striped game fish Striped or smallmouth Striped sport fish Striped swimmer Striper, e.g. Subwoofer output Subwoofer sound Subwoofer's output Sushi bar seafood Swimmer or singer singer type opera speak or sing in a low pitch STAFF symbol Staff leader, maybe Staff marking for what's played with the left hand on the piano Staff symbol for a pianist's left hand Symbol for the lower piano music part Symbol that may appear to the left of a signature Some staff openings Staff leaders Snare's deep cousin Spot for a rock band's logo Sang in a low tone: Rare. someone who plays bass guitar or double bass Singers holding down the low end Some a cappella voices Some barbershop quartet members Some guitars Some low choir voices String section members String-section members Sad-eyed hound Sad-faced hound Scent hound with long ears Short-legged beast Short-legged dog Short-legged hound Short-legged hunter Short-legged hunter of rabbits. Short-legged hunting dog Small hound Smooth-haired canine smooth-haired breed of hound with short legs and long ears SAINT Kitts capital Saint Kitts' largest city Sad-eyed pooch Short-legged pet Short-legged creatures Sad-faced hounds Short-legged canines Short-legged dogs Short-legged hounds Short-legged hunters Some hounds Squat hounds Stout-legged hounds Shirley who sang "Goldfinger" Singer Shirley Singers with lines? Source of low notes ... and, when read left to right, what's spelled out by the bottom letters of 10 answers in this puzzle Sousaphone, e.g. Several "Boris Godunov" parts Several roles in "The Barber of Seville" Siepi and Hines Siepi and Pinza Siepi et al. Siepi, Hines et al. Singers like Pinza Singers like Siepi Singers with deep voices Singers: It. Some "AÔö£┬╗da" singers Some male singers Some men at the Met Some opera performers Some opera singers Some opera voices Some villains Soprani opposites Surface-rattling voices Sting, e.g. String musician String quartet member Some rock band members Some fishing cords? Subwoofers accentuate them Sound from a deep guitar "Sixteen Tons" singer, often Siepi, e.g. Siepi, for example. Singer with a deep voice singer with a bass voice Some orchestra members Some woodwind players Some double reeds Some winds Samuel Ramey and Ezio Pinza Siepi and Vichey. Some "Rigoletto" performers Some Met stars Some operatic voices Some singing villains Substitute guitarist? Swimming former first lady?