Letter S 52000–52250

"___ Skies," Berlin prediction Sky hue on a clear day Sky color on a clear day Sad, like the Jays? Sad; colour Salty Sapphire's color, often Sapphire, for instance Second ring of archer's target. Shade of sky or sea Shade of the sea Shades of it begin this puzzle's four longest answers Sky or sea (with "the"). Smurf's hue Smurf-colored Smurfy color Sonic the Hedgehog's color Spectrum band Spectrum color Spectrum component Spectrum section Spectrum shade Spectrum slice St. Louis hockey player Stars and Stripes color Stars and Stripes shade Stephen Crane's "The ___ Hotel" Suffering from mulligrubs ___ states (California, Massachusetts, et al.) Smartphone notification about a threat to law enforcement Salmon variety. Sockeye ___ Signature song for Linda Ronstadt Song that should have been sung by B.B. King? Sad Big Ben? Showy wildflower Spring woodland flower Sweet-scented flower Sad Southern girls, perhaps. Sweet, dark edibles Summer pie flavor Song popularized by Fats Domino Sweet hit of 1956 Sweet breakfast food Symbol of happiness small american bird *Symbols of happiness Socially prominent persons State flower of Texas with vibrant indigo petals Sad Easter headgear? Scotsman. State flower of Tex. State flower of Texas state flower Texas border city Sad racetrack tout? Social climber's goal Social registers Shiny blowfly Subject of famous painting. Some Gainsborough forgeries Scotchman Symbol of online verification Sign of authenticity Sad honcho? Salad dressing choice for the Fourth Salad dressing selection Salad dressing variety Salad dressing. Sound equity share Stock type Some stocks solder of the US Civil War fighting against the British soldiers Sad arrest? Symbol on many a health-insurance statement Strauss subject Song played before games in "Squid Game" Strauss favorite Supply in M&Ms factories Sinatra features Sinatra's nickname (with "Old") Sickout that's a cop-out? Seabird native to the Galápagos Islands Sad state Source of Smurf DNA? Sunfish Sort of country where shopper goes on to spend extravagantly State Nicknames Kentucky ___ State (Delaware). Slaty wading birds Sad whetstone user? Sister of Rumi and Sir Sailor in the Navy Sad Leno? SkyDome player Sad Johns, perhaps *Sunday liquor-buying ban, e.g. Sabbath proscription Sabbath stricture Shopping restriction of a sort Store restriction Sunday liquor prohibition Sunday proscription Sunday sales proscription Sunday shopping ban Sunday shopping regulation Sunday shopping restriction Sunday statute Sabbath prohibitions Sabbath sales proscriptions Sunday prohibitions. Symptom of hypothermia Sacred lily of ancient Egypt Santiago's catch in "The Old Man and the Sea" Sharp-billed game fish Seldom-seen occurrence Song classic Song title words before "You saw me standing alone" Super-rare occurrence Sneaker Pimps sang a song about these films Site of a controversial Ethiopian dam project Sudanese province or stream Strait-laced sort Stuffy one. Strait-laced ones Sad sound: Slang. Sad game bird? Source of smut? Some Picassos Ship's departure signal Sailor's sounding lead Small signs denoting historical sites in Greater London Siamese cat Small edible oyster small edible oyster typically from the southern shore of Long Island Seafood tidbit Sad royal son? something intended as a guide for making something else Sadder Sad person's award? Some county fair awards Strips of first place? Scenic range of the Appalachians. Scene of White House receptions. Sad music genre, often associated with the Delta region STATE of gloom Sad song genre Sailor's garb. Sailors. Satchmo specialty Satchmo specialty (with "the"). Sky and navy, e.g. Sorrowful music genre Southern US music genre St. Louis hockey team St. Louis or Wabash St. Louis skaters St. Louis team St. Louis' most famous product. Style of many Billie Holiday hits Sunlit weather often seen after storms Sign of fair weather. Sign of good weather. State Tree of Utah "Spoonful" and "C.C. Rider," for two Saddest Superlatively down in the dumps Symbols of Democratic victories Scholarly woman Some talkers' output Symbol of speed Sky-colored blossom Sky-hued flower Small cobalt-colored bird small European bird Small madder flowers Subject of many a watch Steep-faced hill sesquipedalian Some poker ploys Steep banks Steep headlands Skylike Somewhat like the Danube Somewhat sad Somewhat sapphire Somewhat sky-colored Statesman on trial. "Superfudge" author "Superfudge" author Judy "Superfudge" writer "Superfudge" writer Judy Slip up Slip-up Stupid error stumble on stumbled Short on finesse Short, thick smokes Senate bill to authorize FDA clinical trials of joint alternatives? (R-MO, D-MT) "Song 2" British band "Song 2" band Scenery, to a speeder Short-term memory? Slow shutter speed risk Smudge, in a way Something indistinct Something poorly seen Speeder's view? Sports photographer's bane Sprinter, in many a still photo Sitcom medium Short ad Short promotional description Short publicity notice Short, laudatory notice Squib Squib on a book jacket Standard jacket feature Short ads Short publicity pieces Some dust jacket paragraphs sodden Start of a pun Smearing Speedy toons, e.g. *Say impetuously Say abruptly, with "out" Say impulsively Say impulsively (with "out"). Say inadvertently. Say sans forethought Say suddenly Say suddenly (with "out") Say without thinking Say without thinking (with "out") Speak (out) impulsively Speak impulsively, with "out" Speak on impulse, with "out" Speak rashly, with "out" Speak with no filter Speak without tact Speak without thinking Spill, with "out" Spit (out) State impulsively, with "out" Said inadvertently. Said suddenly Spilled, with "out" Spoke impulsively Saying impulsively, with "out"