Letter S 52500–52750

Squealing tennis player? Swinelike Slop-eating males Some game Some swine Some truffle hunters Some tusked creatures Some tuskers Sources of some leather Sows' mates Sows' sweeties Sty dwellers Sty guys Swine of the wild SOUTH AFRICANS ARE UNEXCITED BY SWINE Swine salesperson's question Scaly squeezers Scarfs of a sort. Scarfs or snakes Scarves for RuPaul Serpentine squeezers Serpents that squeeze Shoulder wraps Showy accessories Showy holiday wraps Showy shoulder wraps Showy wraps Sinuous squeezers Sizable snakes Slithering squeezers Slithery squeezers Snake types Snakes in many zoos Snakes or scarves Snakes such as the green anaconda Snakes that constrict Snakes that strangle Snakes with vestigial limbs Some are feathered Some burlesque props Some neck pieces Some reptile house exhibits Some snake varieties Some stock in the exotic pet trade Some stoles Some tree snakes Some wraps Squeezers Squeezing reptiles Squeezing snakes Squeezy snakes Stagy props Strippers' accessories Suffocating serpents Self-promoting claim Shape stone roughly with a broad chisel Shape with a chisel Show no modesty Show off, in a way Show one's vanity Sing one's own praises Sound off Speak conceitedly. Speak for yourself? Speak well of oneself Speak with pride Speak with swagger Speak without humility Swashbuckle. Sang one's own praises Self-aggrandized swaggerer Showing self-pride Sounding off Speaks immodestly Speaks too well of oneself Swashbuckler's forte. SAUCE container SAUCE vessel SERVING dish Sail or gravy Sailer Salt container Salt holder Sampan, for one Schooner Scow or dhow Scow or dory Scow or skiff Scull or scow Scull. Seafaring vessel Serving piece Shallop or wherry. Shallop. Shell of a kind. Shell or scull Shell, e.g. Shell, for example Side-wheeler. Situation, metaphorically Skiff Skiff e.g. Skiff or dory Skiff or scow Skiff or scow, e.g. Skiff or sloop Slip occupant Slip occupier Sloop Sloop or sampan, e.g. Slow or show follower Slow way to China Smack or punt Small ship Small vessel Something not to be rocked Something to miss or rock Sound sight sampan sharpie small vehicle for travelling across water SOUTH American heron Sailed Sailor's lodge Seaside lodging Shorefront accommodations Straw hat worn in summer Sailing enthusiast Stiff straw hat Straw hat, in Britain. Straw hat, in England. Straw hat, on the Thames. Summer hat Summer headgear Summer topper Sailors in Central Park. Stiff hats Stiff straw hats Straw hats Straw hats, British style Shipping capacity Sailing for pleasure Summer recreation Slipway Ship's cargo quantity Ship's carrying capacity. Shipment amount? Shipments. Sailor, of a sort Sculler. someone who drives or rides in a boat Skill in handling small craft. "Song of the Volga ___" Short trip on a lake Summer outings. Sampans. Scow, dhow, and dinghy Scows and dhows Sea vessels Serving pieces Servings of sushi Shallop and shell Shallops or shells Sites for busy hands Skiffs and canoes Skiffs, e.g. Slip fillers Slip occupiers Small vessels Some bath toys Some cockleshells Some tub toys Some watercrafts Stevenson's "Where Go the ___?" Subs, e.g. sight Marina feature Site for Sea Hunter and Sunseeker sales Sea captain Ship's petty officer serang ship's officer Ship repair area Shipbuilding place "Sesame Street" music teacher since the show's inception "___'s your uncle!" SHORT jerky movement Saget or Hoskins Saget or Newhart Saget or Seger Salon style Sassy hairdo Scissor operation. Seger or Saget Shilling Shilling briefly Shilling, in Soho Shilling, in slang Shilling, informally Shilling: Br. slang. Shilling: Brit. slang. Shillings Short cut Short do Short hair cut Short haircut Short hairdo Short hairstyle Short style Shortish hairdo Singer Dylan Singer/songwriter Dylan Slangy shillings Small float Songwriter Dylan Sportscaster Costas Square hairdo Stanfield, familiarly Statesman Stanfield search for apple s "Star Wars" bounty hunter Fett Sci-fi villain ___ Fett Son of Jango Fett, in "Star Wars" Sideshow pitchman becomes game-show host Snatched apples Shady magnate's into apples? Singer Gentry ___ Sue (character in the Steve Miller Band's "Take the Money And Run") Soho cops Sewing machine spindle Sewing machine spool Sewing-machine part Singer part? Singer's piece Spinning spool Spool Spool for thread Spool for thread endlessly going up and down Spool for thread or yarn Spool for winding thread Spool decoratin' Granny Smiths? small ball of material, usu for decoration Something for the first 5,000 fans Spring figure? Slip cover-up? Singer Darin Singer and conductor McFerrin Singer married to Whitney Houston Singer born May 14, 1936 Singer of the feel-good a cappella #1 hit whose title begins the answers to starred clues