Letter S 54250–54500

Spare tyre holder Spare tyre site Spur site Start the PC Start up a PC Start up a computer Start up the PC Start up, as a PC Start up, as a computer Start up, in a way Start, as a computer Steel-toe item shape Italy Alpine region of shoe Shoeshiner Silverware that has a full operating system installed? shoeblack Shoeshine boy's tool? Some shiners Station on Parris Island site Training group Shoemaker's school? Started a PC Started a computer Started the computer Started, as a computer Started, in a way Summarily let go Shoe forerunner Shoe of a kind. Sled-dog wear Small footwear Sock in the nursery Sockette to me baby? Socklike shoe Soft baby shoe Soft shoe Shower presents Socklike shoes Soft little shoes Soccer player Soccer players Shoe emporium Shoe shop shop where boots and shoes are sold "Sic semper tyrannis" shouter Salvation Army founder Salvation Army founder, 1878. Salvation Army man. Seating compartment in a cafe. Seating for four at a diner Shirley of 'Hazel' Shirley or Edwin Small compartment Small stall Station for a DJ small area set off by walls for special use *Smooch in a kiosk? Small stalls Some diner seating Some diner seating choices Some restaurant seating Some restaurant seating options Stalls "Seventeen" author Sock in a nursery Soft slipper Soft shoes strong lace for fastening a boot Shoe ties Some workers' footwear securers Sell bathtub gin, say Sell moonshine Smuggle moonshine smuggle Some live recordings Speak-easy supplier Speakeasy's supplier Specialist of the 1920's. someone who makes or sells illegal liquor Sellers of illegal alcohol Speak-easy suppliers Smuggles. seek favour by servile or ingratiating behaviour towards (someone, esp someone in authority) Subservient one Some alcohol smuggled into a rodeo, say? Shoeshine kit item Spooner's tonic "Sorry to Bother You" filmmaker Riley Sam Weller's calling. Sam Weller's job at the White Hart. Sam Weller's job. Sax legend Randolph Saxophonist Randolph Shoes for snowy days Shoeshine boy, British style. Shoeshine boy, in London Ski wear Skier's footwear Snow day footwear Snow shoes Snowstorm footwear Soccer cleats, in the U.K. Spare tyre sites Starts up a PC Starts up the PC Starts up, as a PC Starts up, as a program Starts, as a computer Subject of poem by Kipling. sacks from employment sturdy footwear covering the all of the feet and part of the legs Some gear for cowboys Shows the door to {/Sorry to Bother You/} writer-director Self puller-upper Self-starter's equipment? Starts, in a way Shoe-storage gear Shoe savers. Start a computer Start, as a computer, and what each answer to a starred clue has? Start, in a way Start, like a computer Start, nowadays Spoil of war Spoil taken Spoils of war Stolen goods Subject of many a rap song Summons before congress? Sports show shout Something made in the still of the night? Sot's satiation Speakeasy serving Speakeasy's stock-in-trade Stagger maker Staggering order? Still dripping? Still matter? Souse Sots Stronger, as mixed drinks Spirited midday meal? Snowball fight sound Some of that jazz Song on a party playlist Song that slaps Sonny Rollins style Sound effect in V8 ads Strike with a stick, say Style of Thelonious Monk Style of music whose name is derived from scat Super-catchy song Syncopated rhythm She "espied their tails side by side, / All hung on a tree to dry" She could use clues re locale of ewes She lost her sheep Sheep herder of children's stories Sheep herder of rhyme Sheep loser Sheep loser of rhyme Sheep-loser of rhyme Sheepish lass Sheepless shepherdess Shepherd of nursery rhyme Shepherd of rhyme Shepherd of stories Shepherdess of note Shepherdess of rhyme Shepherdess of verse Shepherdess. Storied shepherdess Some masquerade attendees SOUTH African province Slugged Socks on the head Struts along Single offs.' digs S.I., for one Small municipality: Abbr. Staten Is., e.g. Staten Isl. forms one Staten Isl., for one Staten island, e.g.: abbr. Said twice, a Polynesian island Said twice, a South Sea island Said twice, an island near Tahiti Society Islands island Senator against repeal of Arms Embargo, 1939. Senator from Idaho, 1906–40. Senator, 1907–40. "___ Subsequent Moviefilm" "___ Subsequent Moviefilm" (2020 mockumentary) Sacha Baron Cohen character from Kazakhstan Sacha Baron Cohen journalist Sacha Baron Cohen movie Sacha Baron Cohen role Sacha Baron Cohen's Kazakh Sacha Baron Cohen's Kazakh persona Salt of a certain acid. Salt of an acid. Salt of element #5 Salt or ester Sodium -- (cleanser) Sodium ___ (cleansing agent) salt of boric acid Salts of a certain acid. Salts of an acid. Sodium ___ (cleansers) Salt used in manufacturing Shoddy merchandise Soft white mineral sodium borate sodium tetraborate soluble white mineral occurring in alkaline soils and salt deposits Stomach rumbling smallholder who held cottage in return for menial work "Sheepdog" leg of the Tour? Sauce named for a French wine region Stock plus roux, wine, and shallots Setting for many a "Game of Thrones" nude scene Sour cream brand Sentry's place Something to purfle selvage Sat right next to Surrounding pedestrian holding communist uprising (9) Situations that aren't clear-cut State dividers SCOTTISH region Sites for skirmishes Sites of some clashes Small British dog Small dog originally bred for fox hunting Small, rough-coated pooch See 33A Shotgun caliber Sidearm's stat Sleep-inducing pill? Sleep-inducing speechifier Snooze Snooze inducer Snoozefest Snoozer Snoozer of a speaker Social menace Source of "ear-itation" Stare ___ someone to tears