Letter S 50250–50500

small Scottish book Spins a floating log Spins logs Spins. SEVERN River canal (Eng./Wales) Singer Jolson hailing from state #22? Socket for the mouthpiece of a clarinet. Socket of a clarinet. "St. Elsewhere" actor David Sockets of clarinets. Sockets on clarinets Sawmill sound Scottish words accent Sound of a spinning wheel. Sound of a turning wheel. Spinning sound Spinning-wheel sound SCOTTISH bristle Short hair, to Burns "Switched at ___" Special delivery Some adoptees look for them Something to blow out to make a wish Scenario, part 2 Something to open at a party Situation when a date is scheduled to induce labor? State of undress Some skin spots Start of austerity Sinatra classic, with "The" Statistic related to population growth Statistic that may go up nine months after a World Cup win Ship's bunks Some overnight deliveries? Statistic tracked at census.gov/popclock South Asian mixed rice dish Spicy Indian rice dish Saffron-infused rice dishes SHOUT approval Sexually versatile people Sheer, embroidered linen Some Pride Month celebrants Some folks celebrated under the rainbow flag, informally Some heteroflexible folks, casually Some non-het folks Some upper-arm muscles, for short Some who benefit from gay rights Start of an early Grafton title Sue Grafton's "___ for Burglar" Santander's bay. Shipping forecast area Spain bay Spain's Bay of ____ Spanish province whose capital is Bilbao South Florida lagoon Snack in un caffè small Italian biscuit Serving with ham and gravy Small quick bread Southern baked good (my favorite!) sweet cake type SWISS dry wind SWISS keen dry north wind SWISS north wind, dry SWISS wind, dry Swiss Alps wind type Swiss wind Slice down the middle Split a circle Split down the middle Split equally Split evenly Split in two Splits Splits down the middle Splits evenly Splits evenly in two Splits in half Splits in two Second in a Sue Grafton series Sue Grafton novel Sue Grafton's second Kinsey Millhone novel Senior cleric Senior member of the clergy Spiritual supervisor St. P.'s title St. Nicholas's job, historically Seat of a Catholic official See people Some board members Some chess pieces South African Nobel Peace Prize winner South African prelate SOUP made from shellfish shellfish soup Ship sunk in 1941 State capital whose site was visited by Lewis and Clark Statesman who achieved German Unification Stomach-soother ingredient Scarce mammal Shaggy Westerners Shaggy bovine Shaggy plains animaL Shaggy quadruped Shaggy ruminant Shaggy wild ox Shaggy-haired plains dweller Shaggy-maned animal Shaggy-maned bovine Shaggy-maned mammal Sioux prey Some Yellowstone fauna Scientific name for the American bison synthetic organic compound used to make plastics and resins Seafood soup Soup or dessert. Soup order Stock option in a seafood business? Starters at some seafood restaurants SOOT, pigment prepared from Swarthy swart swarth Scalpel Surgical instrument used for making small incisions Surgical knife Swarthy, in Savoie SERBIAN river Simple, informal restaurant Small bar Small eatery Small intimate restaurant Small nightclub Small restaurant Small tavern Small tavern or cafe. Small wine shop. Spot for a bite Sites to grab bites Sloppy Joe's and others. Small bars Small cafés Small eateries Small eating places. Small night clubs. Small nightclubs Small restaurants Small restaurants (argot of Paris and Broadway). Some restaurants Stylish eateries Stylish restaurants showing symmetry in two planes at right angles to each other Sank one's teeth into Series of jokes Short time: Colloq. Short while Shtick performance Sliver Small fragment Small part in a play. Small part in motion pictures. Small piece Small portion Small role Small sample Small stage part. Small theatrical part Smidgin Snaffle Snaffle or pelham, e.g. Snippet Somewhat (with "a"). Stand-up offering Stand-up routine Stand-up shtick Stand-up's joke Stand-up's offering Standup-set unit Started on dinner Started to eat, with "into" Stream unit Stung Supertramp "Give a Little ___" SPANISH binnacle Slowly and incrementally Slowly but surely Sample from an apple, perhaps SEIZE with teeth Sample of food Sarcastic quality Seize the bait Sharp flavor Sharpness, as of prose or flavor Sink one's teeth into Sink your teeth into Small amount of food Small amount of solid food Small lunch. Small lunch: Colloq. Small meal Small sample of salmon Small smack Small snack Small taste Snake attack Snippet of sound Sound __ (brief broadcast) Sound ___ (short recorded quote) Sound ender Sound follower Spicy quality Spicy taste Stinging effect Stinging sensation Stop quickly on the green Stop suddenly, as a golf ball Sum deducted Start eating Start eating, as an apple Start nibbling on Start on a hero Start to chew Start working on, as a dog Sex symbol? "Screw you!" "Screw you" alternative "Shove it!" Snake, by nature Snappish dog. someone who bites Some dogs Samples, in a way Sinks one's teeth into Small lunches. Small servings Small snacks Small tastes Small tastes of food Snacks Snake attacks Snaps Some insect encounters Stings like a bee Stings, as cold weather Sucks or blows, as it were Small enough to be eaten whole Shuts (up) Steel (oneself) Suffer defeat "Stop talking!"