Letter S 56250–56500

Some deli slices Some wealth Sourdough e.g. Sourdough or rye Sourdough, for example Sourdough, for one Staff of life Subject of a recent strike in N. Y. Sustenance, so to speak Something often sliced and toasted for breakfast solid food soup garnish Source of livelihood Stomach: Slang Stomachs, slangily *Surface for slicing rye, say Size standard on "What's My Line?" Standard of size, a la "What's My Line?" Serrated kitchen implement Serrated kitchen tool Spreader of the theme answers Sight of 1930's St. Louis Cardinal official. Small dish for rolls *Starchy and eggy dessert Short and sweet endings Soup accompaniment Side to side measurement Side-to-side distance Side-to-side measure Side-to-side measurement Scholarly quality Screw pine of Australia. Source of food in Tahiti. Source of family funds Shatter or pause in activity STOPPAGE of work for rest and smoke Scattershot in a game room? School vacation Short holiday Short recess Short vacation Shout from those huddled together Snap, crack or pop, maybe Social blunder: Slang. Start a billiards game Start a billiards match Start a game of pool Start a rack Start a snooker game Start of a billiards game Start playing! Stop for an intermission scrunch splinter shattery Smashed article Some grocery store loses Some grocery store losses Secede from the Union, e.g. Secede from the Union, for example secession Staple stripperwear with built-in slits Starts of races. Share a meal Smashing line from Tennyson? Sidewalk performer Street entertainers with boomboxes Street moves since the '70s ... and what the black squares on rows 3, 5, 11 and 13 do Song sections during which elements separate ... and what you must do in two areas of this grid Seashore feature Seaside sight. Swell of the sea. Start of a trucker's communication surf Show a zero balance Serving in a bowl with milk "Saturday, 9 A.M.: ___" Shed one's chains Shut down bogus businesses? *Start a construction project severing splashing Show that won 16 Primetime Emmys Stephenie Meyer subtitle Show often set in a lab Starting a project ... and what the letters between each pair of circles are doing? Showing the ropes to Soap interruption? Splitting with one's group ... or a hint to the theme found in four puzzle rows Setting new standards Starting a conversation, concluding "Gee!" Starting a conversation, perhaps Showing originality Splitting Surf zone sights Show sudden happiness on your face Start getting nervous Start getting visibly nervous Smash to smithereens *Start a number Start serenading suddenly Simplify something (... first 2 letters + last 3) "Stop fighting!" Stop a fight ... and a hint to a literal feature of the answers to starred clues Score the first points in a tennis game? Smash a meal? Suicidally reckless. slaphappy Snap in two Save from disgrace? Send a "Dear John" letter Snap the seal Suddenly start singing, as in a musical Space for conventioneers Spot of coffee? Separations Shoots first in billiards Short recesses Short vacations Some are lucky Starts a pool game Starts the pool game Strokes of good fortune Strokes of luck Shares a meal in a symbolic gesture Sampras aim, often Starts training Suddenly sobs Splits, in a way Soars to success Severs ties Succeeds in bull taming Starts a conversation, or what the answer to each starred clue does to its circled letters Splits, as a couple Start a conversation at a party, figuratively Start a conversation Start a friendship, in a way Strike up a conversation, say Strike up a conversation, say ... or what five entries in this puzzle do (with a greeting formed by their extra letters!) Succumb to a sting, e.g. Set a new numerical standard Speak up, like a pool player? Speak, at last Subdivide some pizza? Step up (Part 2) SIGNIFICANT advance in knowledge Scientific triumph. Sudden advance, as in science Sudden significant advance *Split an item into two? Split decision? Split, and, in another way, what the starred answers do Splits that might be messy or amicable Spring __ (college student's getaway) SHALLOW water carnivorous fish SPAROID fish SPORTING fish Saltwater Porgy Silver-scaled fish Silvery European fish Silvery fish Silvery freshwater fish Some freshwater fish scup sun ORB SOL HELIOS fish Sunfishes Scottish word for hills or uplands "Seat of consciousness" SLICE of meat Serving at Popeyes Source of light meat Suckling site ___ stroke, in swimming. Sternum Sternums ("Platoon") Some chicken parts Silicone implant companies? Slowest competitive swimming style Save your ___ Slight breeze Slight wind Slightest hint Something often held underwater Something seen on cold days Something to catch or save suitable for breathing *Singing skill that enables good phrasing SOUND softly Song title for Kylie Minogue, Pink Floyd, Faith Hill, and Nickelback Softly exhale cheap sentiment? Showed signs of life spirate Secret-teller's warning Short respite Short rest Swimmer hems about brief rest (8) SPIROMETRY, subject of SYMPATHETIC nervous system-regulated body function SYMPATHOMIMETIC nervous system-regulated body function Something to take after a garlicky meal SEA cliff, debris at bottom of submerged SUBMERGED cliff, debris at bottom of Shampoo brand Shampoo brand since 1930 Shampoo since 1930 Ski spot #1 Selectively nurtured Scene of a Velázquez painting. Spawned one single ox, posthaste? SCOTTISH broth Scottish soup Sophie Skelton's "Outlander" role Shar-Pei or Shih Tzu, e.g. Sheltie or Saluki Shetland, e.g. Special lineage Special variety within a species Start a family Stockman. Straight person, in gay slang Strain improver Stud farm operator Stud farm owner Stud farm proprietor Some atomic reactors Some thoroughbred stables Stock farmers. Sex (but make it creepy-sounding) Spawning Stable-owner's concern Samoyed and Standard Schnauzer, e.g. Scottish fold and Russian blue, e.g. Several are in this puzzle Shar-Pei and Shih Tzu, e.g. Siamese et al. Scottish name for the breeches style of trouser Sherwin-Williams CEO John G. Saint Drew Saints quarterback Drew Six-time NFL passing yards leader Super Bowl XLIV MVP Super Bowl XLIV MVP Drew Samuel Finley ___ Morse. Sailor's delight. Simple task Something to shoot Something to shoot in conversation? Succeed without difficulty, with "in" Summer ___ ('72 hit)