Letter S 5250–5500

Stage figure Stage or screen performer Stage performer Stage personality Stage player Stage presence Stanislavsky trainee Stock company member. Straight man. Student of Lee Strasberg SAG members Screen ___ Guild Set figures Soap ingredients? Some Oscar recipients Some Oscar winners Stage crew Stage performers Stage set? Start, bit players, walk-ons. School attended by Marilyn Monroe Show stopper SYLVESTER She might give you a line She plays a part Shirley Booth, for instance. Somers or Winters Soubrette. Stage innovation, circa 1656. Stage performer braided hair at rear of empty attic (7) Starlet, e.g. Streep or Close Streep or Kidman Streep, for one starlet Some "Best" Oscar winners Star performing on stage or screen "Strange Interlude" has nine. Scene settings Scenes' seniors Seems to be Segments of a play Segments of an opera Segments of musicals Segments of plays Segments of stage plays Senate output Serves (for). Shakespeare's plays have five Sham shows Short bits Short or false shows Show parts Show pieces? Show segments Shows decisiveness Shows initiative Shticks Simon's dividers Simple __ of kindness Simulates Sing "doo be doo be doo" Skits. Soliloquizes, perhaps Some are random and kind Some are unspeakable Some plays have five Source of "It is more blessed to give than to receive" Source of the line "Thy money perish with thee" Source of the quote "It is more blessed to give than to receive" Source of the saying "It is more blessed to give than to receive" St. John follower St. John, ___, Romans. St. Luke book Stage doings Stage offerings Stage partitions? Stage presentations Stage routines Stage segments Stage turns. Stage units Stamp and Mann Stands in (for) Statutes Stein's "Four Saints in Three ___" Stops dawdling Stops procrastinating Stops sitting on one's hands Stops stalling Stops waiting around Substitutes (for) Sullivan lineup Solos Serves the function of Serves the purpose of Steps in for Subs for Serves as proxy Simulates an explosion, perhaps Stops being immature Stops being infantile Seeks attention, in a way Shows sullenness Shows peevishness Seeks attention, maybe Starts malfunctioning Starts to go haywire Subject of some Princeton Review prep courses Second play section Setting for many reprises Specific source of the "Stepquote." (See 17 Down). Simulated? No Substantive Sex-y! Stacked shaped shapely Self Substance see ACTUALISE "Strange as it may seem..." Some insurance-company employees Schmidt's insurance company job, in "About Schmidt" Someone who analyses statistics to calculate insurance risks Statistician of a kind SERVE as motive to Satisfy Set into motion Spark Start a process Start, as a process Sway seduce Started, as a process set off Scream or be rowdy, as a child Start sputtering, say Start to go haywire Start to malfunction Steal your baby sister's balloon, stomp on the floor, etc. Step out of line Stop working Start to give trouble to "Stop behaving like a child!" "Stop behaving like that!" Sort of puncture? Start of pressure? Start to puncture? Starter meaning "sharp" Sharp at the end. Sharp-pointed Sharpen-ed Shrewdness Singer Roy nicknamed "The King of Country Music" Sharp character Sharp vision Sharp-sightedness Sharpness of perception Sharpness of sight Sharpness of vision Sting, to a zoologist Sage's asset Savvy Sharp insight Sharp quality Sharp-wittedness Shrewd judgment Sharp-minded qualities Summer coolers, briefly, and a hint to this puzzle's six longest answers Sharpen: Lat. Standardized college entrance test in the Philippines Small bra part Small bra size Small bra specification Small support spec Small, to a bra fitter Smallish bra size Start of a morning diner order Sugar borrower's request Shiatsu Some bra parts Some needlework Seller of the sporty NSX Some Japanese luxury cars Surgical needle Slightly superior to the rest Slightly better than Somewhat better than Superior to the rest Superior ... or what this puzzle's circled letters represent? Sharp and intense in effect or feeling Sagacious Saving Sensible Sensitive to impressions. Seriously painful Seriously sharp Severe and sharp Severe and short, as an illness Severe but short, as an illness Severe, as pain Sharp and sudden Sharp angle Sharp as a tack Sharp as hearing Sharp in perception Sharp or intense Sharp or severe Sharp, as an eagle's eyesight Sharp, as eyesight Sharp, as intelligence Sharp, as pain Sharp, as some angles Sharp, as vision Sharp-eyed Sharp-sighted Sharp-witted Sharper than 90 degrees Sharper than 90° Sharply felt Shooting ___ Shrewd Shrewd; discerning Small angle Some angles Stabbing Stabbing, as pain Suave Soufflé ingredient? Southern drawl, to some? Something that's not quite right? Some geometrical lines Short-term hospital service Sharp discordant sound? Seriously ... Severely. Sharply; severely strictly strongly Sharper Sharper, in a way Some accent marks Some accents Superlatively severe Serious snarl-up? Severe throat ailment Sharp: Comb. form. Somewhat sharp. Superior to all others