Letter S 5000–5250

Stage performance Stage play part Stage show segment Stage turn. Staging ___ Stallone tries to do it Stamp __ Stamp ___ of 1765; colonists' bane Stamp or Mann Stamp or Riot Stamp or Volstead Stamp or riot word Stamp, for example Stars can do it. State lines? Statute Step into character Step into character, e.g. Stop being apathetic Stop hesitating Stop quibbling Stop stalling Story division Strut and fret one's hour Subdivision of a play Successful bill Successful legislation Symbol segment Dramatic beginning show a certain behavior shrug stage show "___ Sanctorum" "___ Sanctorum," collection of saints' biographies ___ Sanctorum (collection of lives of the saints). ___ Senatus (old Roman records) ___ Senatus. ____ Sanctorum : saints' bios Suitable for the stage Suited to the stage Serve in place of Serve in the capacity of Serve pro tem Serve the function of Serve the purpose of Stand in for Sub (for) Substitute (for) "Stop being weird!" Say "Who, me?" Section of "Le Tarfuffe" Section of "Le Tartuffe" Sensational Served Showed initiative Showed some character? Simulated Stopped idling Stopped stalling Strove for an Emmy, perhaps Strutted and fretted staged Stood in for Subbed for Substituted (for) Stayed calm Serve as proxy. Substitute Stage profession: Abbr. Substance extracted from the pituitary gland (abbr.) "Sleuth" starter Script starter Section of a drama. Setting for much foreshadowing Setting for the starting line? Shakespearean play part Shakespearean start Show opener Show opening Show starter Shrew's opening Stage beginning Stage opener Stage opening Stage start Stage-play starter Start for a playwright Start in literature Start of Cymbeline e.g. Start of "Hamlet" Start of "The Nutcracker" Start of a Simon opus Start of a drama. Start of a musical Start of a play Start of a show Start of an O'Casey opus Start of many a play Start of many plays Start of play? Start of some entertainment Start on a stage Start to play? Starter on B'way Starting segment of a musical Second half of a musical Second half of a musical, often Second half of a play, often Second half of most musicals Second part of "Cats" Shakespearean section following an intermission Second part of a play Second part of plays Second segment of "Macbeth" Section of "Hamlet," for example slays Duncan Macbeth burial place Show ender, often Simple protein __ self-defense stinging anemone Star-shaped spicule, as of a sponge. Serviceable Serving for. Serving temporarily. Side job for some singers Stage skill Stage work Stagecraft Strasberg subject statecraft Sea anemone Shaped like a sea anemone SLIDE-rule type of exposure calculator Schwarzenegger film genre Schwarzenegger's film genre Set cry Shout from Martin Scorsese Shout on the set Shout that may cause a scene? Soldiers see it Something done Sound stage shout Stallone's genre Stallone's specialty Story line synergy *Summer blockbuster movie genre Sly depiction, often Sly persona Sly role, as a rule Starring film for Carl Weathers Step-by-step strategy Stance on a martial arts movie poster (Mexico) Steps taken __ speak louder ... Still in motion? Spring or fall, e.g. Scene of battle, 31 B.C. Site of Cleopatra's defeat Second to last part of a Shakespeare play Second-to-last "Macbeth" section Second-to-last part of "Othello" Second-to-last part of a Shakespeare play Section of "Romeo and Juliet" when Juliet fakes her death Section of a long play Shakespearean penult Start Start up Stimulate Strengthen Stun startle Sets in motion. Sets off Stimulant Stimulus STATE of volcano Sales rep's file label Sparkling Sprightly Spry Still at it Still going Still kicking Still serving Sunny sedulous snowing sportive sporty sporty nimble sporty-nimble stimulating successive Server's status? Service status Status of a current soldier Status of full-time service Soldiers in current service. Some skin care ingredients, informally Stampede? Singer on the go? Sporty clothes SANE or MADD member, probably SOMEONE WHO PROTESTS OR CAMPAIGNS FOR CHANGE Suitor Some do-gooders Show and tell, for one Spurt state of being active "Smile and be on your best behavior!" Show decorum "Strange Interlude" finale Sponsor's urging SPANISH lawsuit Short Spanish play Shaw's "___ Faith" Short prayer of penitence Selfless gesture Suburb about 20 miles WNW of Boston Suburb of Boston "Show time" time Show time? Start of a stage play Start of most operas SAG cardholder SAG member SAG-AFTRA member Scofield, for one. Script consultant? Script memorizer Seagal or Segal Sellers, for instance Set figure Shakespeare was one. Shakespeare, at times Shakespearean performer Shakespearean performer, e.g. She's just playing She's just pretending Show biz chap Sir Henry Irving, e.g. Sitcom star Sock-and-buskin man. Soliloquy speaker Someone in a cast Someone in the picture Spencer Tracy, for one Stage Stage coach user, possibly