Letter S 59250–59500

Start of a Thomas Jefferson quote Smart goat? Single cheek Shirt fastener Shirt feature Signaling thingy Snap alternative Symbol of cuteness Symbol of precision sycamore Sitting position atop a feather pillow? Stopped talking Seamstress, sometimes Signer from Georgia Southern Signer Slot on a shirt Small slit in a coat lapel Suit jacket aperture Suit jacket features "Shut your pie hole!" Salad veggies Shirt fasteners Snap alternatives Song from 1948's "The Paleface" that earned an Oscar Song in "The Paleface" "Shh!" from a seamstress? Sycamore tree Strengthening structure. Structure that supports a wall Support firmly. Supporting wall structure. supports the wall of a building Smoker's leavings Smokers' trash Smoking debris Speaks when one should stay out Stops meddling Sits on a condiment? SANDWICH (dial.) Success is judged not by what we start ... Success is not judged by what we start ... Start of a parent's warning to a rambunctious child Synthetic rubber used in footballs Synthetic rubber used in inner tubes Sec. of Agriculture: 1971–76 Secretary of Agriculture under Nixon Stretchy rope Sell's opposite Shop and run: ___ and bye? Signal to a broker Spend money Stock analyst's recommendation Stock broker's order Stock exchange word. Stock market advice Succumb to ads Swallow completely Swallow hook, line and sinker Stick with U.S.-made products Spend $250 on "Wheel of Fortune" Salesman's quest Seller's counterpart Seller's need Shopaholic, often Store employee Store official. Store patron Successful bidder *Social gathering for auction participants? Shopper's alert? Some department-store employees Store employees or customers someone who purchases goods from a store "Sorry I paid for that" feeling Start of a poker game Stalling Some stock acquisitions Some stock purchases Salesman's exhortation Swallow everything Support artisans from the area Support neighborhood shops, say Support small businesses, in a way Stockbroker's advice Slogan of a rosary vendor? Study of shopping? Stingy snack vendor's special offer? Store closing wish? Some corporate takeovers Some stock market deals Store transactions Super deals Swallows hook, line, and sinker Secures every share from Sharecropper's resolution Sign at a health supplement store? Sawyer of old comics Sawyer of the comics SIBILANT sound SOUND confusedly (of place) SOUND of bees SOUND of people talking Scuttlebutt Sound from a beehive Sound of a hymenopter. Sound of excitement sibilate sighing susurrant susurration Second human on the moon Second man off Apollo 11 Second man to set foot on the moon Small winged missile Start of a thought Shot taken just before the game clock expires Signaling devices Spreading gossip someone or something that spoils the enjoyment of others *Sheriff Woody's sidekick "Scram, beekeeper!" Serious wood cutter Snazzy jargon, and a hint to the starts of the starred answers Sure to attract attention Skivvies brand Suit of underwear: Colloq. Skivvies once pitched in an ad featuring Milton Berle, Lorenzo Lamas, and Wilt Chamberlain, among others Skivvies' old cousins Some T-shirts Some boxers Some briefs Some briefs, briefly Some drawers in a laundry room? Some men's underwear Some shirts, for short Some shorts briefly Some skivvies Some skivvies, briefly Some undies Sinister laugh Safari boss Safari head Safari leader Safari leader's title Safari sahib Safari salutation. Sahib in Swahili Sahib kin Serengeti sahib Sir, in Africa Sir, in Swahili Swahili "sir" Swahili boss Swahili for "boss" Swahili form of address Swahili honorific Swahili master Swahili sahib Swahili term of respect Shindig for Swahili VIPs? Safari bosses Safari chiefs Sign on 42d St. Spot to buy tix in N.Y.C. Street through Times Sq. Some Caribbean isls., formerly Silver bar SLIGHTLY inclining to so as to pass a given point Stressful way to win Sometime in the future Sailing alternately close-hauled and free Serendipitously "So ___, Miss American Pie" (repeated lyric) Scoring play in cricket Seed benefit Seed's benefit Seed's free pass Seed's reward Seeded player's delight Seeded player's freebie Short farewell Short farewellll Side issue Something secondary Sports award Sports pass Sports schedule advantage Succinct farewell Short, casual way to say "goodbye" situation where a player or team wins a round by having no opponent Sans sheet music Singular 1960 musical? Send-off for a blackbird? Splitting phrase Song sung by Marilyn Monroe in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" [4, 2, 1] Source of the song "Kids" Strouse musical Song with a triple parting message Song recorded by 'N Sync in 2000 Song on Simon and Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water" "See ya, Christopher!" Secret purposes. Schedule blanks, say Secondary matters Seeded players' perks Seeds get them Seeds often get them Seeds often have them Short farewells. Skip-a-round privileges Some exemptions Some tournament advancements Some tournament advances Some tournament advantages Some tourney draws Soothing words. Sports team's off weeks Spasmodically. "So help me ..." Swearer's words "So help me," quaintly "Sure as shootin' ..." Some way, somehow Somehow Somehow, some way side lane or alley off a road Secondary rule. Secondary statute Standing rule Subsidiary rule Standing rules Signature on a news story. Story credits Specifically Sobriquets Sketch comic John Setup provider's abbr. Stipulation at some restaurants, for short Sign in a restaurant that doesn't serve white bread? SECONDARY channel round fixture Secondary channel Shunt; evade Skip over Skipped Skipped over *Skip the queues? Secondary route Secondary trail Side action