Letter S 45000–45250

Some positives and negatives Slugger's spot South Bank district of London Southern tip of Manhattan (with "the"). Section of the Big Apple Specification for a device's voltage cell capacity Skill on the diamond. stuffing made of rolls or sheets of cotton wool or synthetic fiber Softball practice enclosure Slugger's guru Swinger's guru Swinger's helper Slugger's warm-up Slovenly hitters? Sort of engagement Source of some scars Sustained conflict Strategic arrangement of fighters Showing the effects of hard wear Sharp tongued domineering wife STONE weapon Sharp-tongued, domineering wife, in slang Swung arm Scary sound from a war zone? Sound from a decrepit catapult? Squad car for soprano Kathleen? Shout from a warrior Shout to galvanize the troops Struggled against "Sally, keep up the fight!" Spartan soldier? Stops on a Civil War tour Sanguinary event in 1861 or 1862 Skirmish between rival hives? Spar with designer de la Renta? Scrappy fellow struggler Skirmishes Some campaigns Stir-fry competitions? Sci-fi command site Sci-fi spaceship Sci-fi vehicle Spots occupied in a crisis Sheets of cotton Sheets of matted cotton Stuffing materials SHOOTING party driving game Silly: Colloq. Silly: Slang. Script for an absurdist play? Springboard. Soviet seaport on the Black Sea. Sight over Gotham City shaped like the wings of a bat, as a black tie, collar, etc Superhero alter ego for Kathy Kane Swiss coin SCOTTISH coin, old Shiny trifle Shiny trinket Showy ornament Showy trinkets Speed unit in telecommunications speed unit Modem Cable alternative (abbr.) speed unit Telecommunications Old name SCOTTISH cat Surname that rhymes with "hour" small evergreen Australian shrub Slingin' Sammy of football School once headed by Mies van der Rohe School popular in the 1920s school of architectural design Stop short as a horse might at a jump Stumbling block Scarecrow creator Specific-gravity scale SCOTTISH currency Screen star of "Volpone." Source of aluminum, say Southern German: Abbr. Southern Germany: Abbr. SOUTH German region SOUTHEAST Germany, land of Section of Germany suggested for U. S. supervision. State bordering Austria State in Germany State of Germany State whose capital is Nazi party birthplace. site of an automobile factory Southern German SILK cocoon SILK thread, cocoon-formed SILK yarn Silkworm thread Scenic Italian name meaning "beautiful view" SCOTTISH halfpenny Shady lady Strumpet Strumpets Scold, with "out" Shed tears Shout Shout noisily. Shout out Show sorrow Sob and then some Sob loudly Sob noisily Squall Scolded (with "out") Shouted noisily. Shouted. Sobbed Sobbed and then some Sobbed uncontrollably Scolding angrily Scolds (with "out") Sheds copious tears Shouts noisily. Shouts out Sobs Sobs loudly Scolds angrily Sandal of ancient Roman comic actor. "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the ___" (1968 Otis Redding chart-topper) "Somebody bet on de ___" Sheltered coastal inlet SACRED plant of Apollo SEA, part of the SHELTER of coast SMALL inlet of coast SPACE added to room by advancing window from wall line Saltwater body San Francisco San Francisco area, with "the" San Francisco feature San Francisco's water San Francisco, e.g. San Francisco, for one San Francisco, notably San Francisco, say San Francisco/Oakland separator Scotland's "___ City Rollers" Seabiscuit, for one Seabiscuit, notably Seattle Slew, e.g. Section of a mechanic's shop Serenade the moon Sheltered water Shoreline indentation Shrub with aromatic leaves Small gulf Sound like a hound Sound relative Spot for windsurfing State Nicknames Massachusetts ___ State, nickname for Massachusetts sea arm San Francisco and environs San Francisco locale San Francisco vicinity San Francisco's region San Francisco's vicinity San Francisco, Oakland, etc. Setting for the novel "Sourdough, or, Lois and her Adventures in the Underground Market" Silicon Valley region Silicon Valley setting Serenade, as a wolf to the moon Serenade, as the heavens Serenade, as the moon SHRUB used for fragrant candle making Structure connecting San Francisco to Oakland Structure damaged in a 1989 earthquake "Saturday Night" singers of 1975 Saluted the moon, perhaps Sang in the moonlight, maybe Sang to the moon Serenaded the moon Sounded like coyotes Spoke to the moon Said goodbye, dog-style? Smallest possible aspirin dose? Sen. Birch of Ind. Sen. Evan of Indiana Senator Evan from Indiana Senator from Indiana. Surname in Indiana politics SATELLITE-launching station site (Russ.) Sauce seasoning Seasoning from the laurel tree Seasoning symbolizing calmness Soup flavorer from a tree Stew seasoner Spices used in Indian cooking Stew ingredients Secretariat's mother, for one ... whose start is a state nickname for the state indicated by the shaded squares Splashy Bangladesh neighbor Site of famous tidal bore, no fun intended Site of 1961 headlines Sharp rifle attachment Sharp shooter's weapon Sharp weapon Skewer Soldier's knife Stab, in a way Symbol of hand-to-hand fighting. Sticking to one's ribs? Soldiers' rifle blades Some rifle appendages Steel instruments attached to rifles. Seaport in NE New Jersey "Swamp People" setting SEA creek SWAMPY area Setting for "Beasts of the Southern Wild" Signature hit for Linda Ronstadt Sluggish body of water Sluggish creek Sluggish inlet Sluggish marsh Sluggish southern stream Sluggish stream Sluggish water Southern marsh Spoonbill habitat Stagnant marsh Sights along the Gulf Coast Shaving lotions. San Francisco and Chesapeake, for two San Francisco and Guantanamo, e.g. (4) San Francisco and Tampa San Francisco and Thunder Seabiscuit and Citation, e.g. Seattle Slew and others Serenades the moon Service station sections Sheltered waters Shoreline indentations Sites that store shuttlecrafts on "Star Trek" Slots at a loading dock Small bodies of water Some beaches are on them Some dark horses Some reddish-browh horses Some reddish-brown horses Some waterways Sound relatives Storage compartments Serenades, as the moon Serenades, like a wolf to the moon