Letter S 49250–49500

Signal to the auctioneer Sotheby's action Sotheby's signal Sotheby's submission Start a bridge game *Say goodbye, quaintly Say "Farewell" Send off to France? SUIT at cards suitable for being bid SUITABLE for being bid Sotheby's patron Sotheby's visitor someone who makes a bid at cards someone who makes an offer Subpoena Site of a hospital auction? Shirt put on in hopes of being chosen for "The Price Is Right"? Show patience Sit tight Something to do with one's time Stay put Stay: Archaic. Stop a while. stay or continue Sat tight Sojourned Second Catholic president Senate Judiciary Committee chair after Thurmond Senator Joseph Senator Joseph, who endorsed Gore Senator at 30 (1973) Senator from Del. Senator from Delaware Senator/campaigner Joe from Delaware Six-term Delaware senator SHEEP in its second year SHEEP two years old sacred place where lightning has struck Senator Joseph's day in the spotlight? Sits tight Sticks around Salle de bain fixture Salle de bains fixture Small horse Small horse used for courier service. Sheet for a project estimator Set of potential suppliers SHANTY town built of oil drums etc. Says (farewell) Says as a greeting. Seller's solicitations Shots at the White House Some auction action Seems likely Seems likely (to). Says goodbye Seeks at an auction Stays in the running in an auction Singer Sayao Singer Sayao of the Met. Singer Sayão. Soprano Sayao Soprano Sayão. ___ Sayao of the Met. Steepen, in a way "Sorry" singer Justin Second person to reach 100 million Twitter followers Singer who gave his name to a "fever" in the 2010s Singer who was 15 in 2009 when his debut EP "My World" was released Singer with the #1 hits "Sorry" and "Love Yourself" Singer with the 2015 hit "Sorry" SWISS lake(s) Switzerland archaeologist site Switzerland's Lake ___ SCOTTISH shelter Shelter: Scot. "___ sûr" ("Of course": Fr.) Swiss lake Stretches between Ryder Cups Soon, in Lille Stand at a ceremony Stand at a funeral Stand at a wake Stand at the funeral? Stand at wakes Stand for a casket Stand for a funeral Stand for a solemn ceremony Stand for coffin Stand for the deceased Stand in the front of the church Stand with a dead body Stuttgart suds Support at a funeral Support for a casket Satirical dictionary writer Ambrose Stella Artois, par exemple Solemn stands Stands at funerals Stands at the funeral Stands at wakes Stands for funerals Stands for viewings STRIKE (sl.) STRIKE person (sl.) Son of Willy Loman Standard name for a preppy Strike hard with the fist Strike: Slang. someone, such as a sportsperson, who has a reputation for hitting hard Split right before your eyes? spectacles "Sharice's ___ Voice" SOUTH Island bay Shot or Bertha Sweeping slopping Skateboarding thrill State of having two spouses at one time Start of a Bob Hope quote Start of an observation Strikingly large SPANISH bitter orange SPANISH orange Sour orange, in French cuisine Significant imposition Substantial favors Storied home wrecker Swing Era ensemble Swing group Swing period Sinatra backers, sometimes Swing Era ensembles Swing players Swing set players? Start of everything Start of it all, perhaps Sluggers Site of a big British ring Source of bongs in London? Suspense-builder in some late rounds of poker Snuffleupagus' pal Stroll around the IBM campus? Spinal Tap song with the lyric "I love her each weekday, each velvety cheek day" Sears, e.g. Staples, e.g. Suburban shopping site, often Successor to a crib, maybe Smart thing to do, in modern slang Scary Orwellian sib Surveillance state, as it were Serious scratch? Sir Mix-a-Lot likes them, no lie Super food? Skyscraper locales Stuart Adamson's band Sluggers and state budgets may take one Slang nickname for Dallas, Texas SMU home SMU's city, familiarly Setting for the climactic scene in the movie "JFK", familiarly Song from "The Most Happy Fella" Space City rival Stars' city, informally Statistician's challenge Subject of some analytical mining Scoffer's words So what? (2 wds.) Something important Something impressive, or not at all impressive Something worth making a fuss over *Seven-star pattern in Ursa Major Seven stars in Ursa major Significant event Serious contender Southern city nickname, with "the" Star's trait, perhaps Scad variety Sasquatch Sasquatch features Standout in a small pond? Sherpa snow beast snowman Sasquatch and yeti, e.g. Safari quest Safari search object, perhaps Super Bowl, e.g. Super Bowl spook? Sportsman with a rifle, ... and what you are, while looking for the nine hidden answers in this solution grid word search-style "South Park" character who was banned from being a Scoutmaster Store's super-sized stuffer? Superlatively large Smalls who died soon after Tupac Something for the little lady. Sign of arrogance Sign of conceit Sign of self-importance Swollen ego Smashing success Something very popular Silver Slugger awardee Sheep species originating in Siberia Substantial source of sweaters Sheep of the Rockies Some sheep Signs of generosity SEASHORE curve Shoreline bend Shoreline curve Slack middle part of a rope Slack part in a rope Shore indentations Seed of a business breakthrough Significant qualification Significant undertaking Six-foot seventh-graders, say "Super Size Me" order STEP E) ... ___, which slides into the laser, diverting its beam in a clean line across your ... Sandwich choice Sandwich introduced in 1968 Sandwich on a sesame seed bun Sandwich on a three-part bun Sandwich originally called "The Aristocrat" Sandwich originally named the Aristocrat Sandwich with three pieces of bread Signature Golden Arches offering Slammin' Sammy's rival Shakespearean king...now sponsored by fast food! Sandwiches at the Golden Arches Sandwiches since 1967 She's the boss Singer who was the first to record "Hound Dog" Six-footers and over. Siberian huskies? Secret keeper's liability Secret-keeper's liability Sort who can't keep a secret Secrets aren't safe with them Special report subject Showstopping solo, maybe Sun metaphor SMUG person Someone intolerant of opinions of others Spoilsport self-opinionated person sexist Soda with a size and a color in its name Some Minor Leaguers get called up to this, with "the" Spinning wheel in a casino