Letter S 63000–63250

September 22, Europe's ___ Free Day Setting for Radiohead's "Karma Police" video Seville or Daytona e.g. Sheels Shotgun site Shout when you need to briefly stop playing street hockey Showcase highlight, on "The Price Is Right" Side one is a cocktail Side or street follower Sixteen year old's desire Sixteen-year-old's desire Skier's transport Skylark or Eagle, e.g. Skylark or Firebird Sleeper Sleeper on a train Sleeper or diner Sleeper or smoker Sleeper, e.g. Sleeper, for one Sleeper, maybe Sleeping or slot follower Smoker or diner Smoker or sleeper Something behind a locomotive Something that goes in a garage Something with a belt and coat Sonata, for one Soul or Fusion Soul or Sentra Soul that's sold, say Stanley, for one Start for a pool Station wagon. Status symbol. Stephen King's Christine, for one Stickball obstacle Stingray or Barracuda Stingray or Barracuda, e.g. Strange sight in 1903. Street hockey game stopper Street hockey interrupter Street or side Stutz Bearcat Stutz Bearcat e.g. Stutz or Essex Subaru or Toyota Suburbanite's sine qua non Subway component Subway unit Surface transport ___ seat (child safety device) "Scars to Your Beautiful" singer Alessia Spanish word for "face" She won an Oscar for the title song from "Fame" Siena sweetheart Siena sweetie Signore's sweetheart Singer Alessia Singer Alessia or Irene Singer Irene Singer Irene Actress Singer Irene who won a 1983 songwriting Oscar Singer of "Fame" Supermodel Delevingne Sweetheart, in Rome Sweetheart, in Salerno Spanish word for "face" SOUTH American hawk So. American hawks. Santiago de León de ___ (formal name of a world capital) Simon Bolivar birthplace Simon Bolivar's birthplace Simón Bolívar University setting Simón Bolívar's birthplace Site of Simón Bolívar Airport South American capitol South America/Africa twin cities SPIRAL staircase Slight turning maneuver on horseback staircase, spiral Spot for a Mercedes Spot for wheels? Spot on Mercury or Saturn? Subaru spot, say Sangria bottle Sangria server Server with a big mouth Some wine containers Sommeliers' bottles Soul singer of commercials Sources of urban noise pollution SPANISH oath Seville exclamation South-of-the-border cry South-of-the-border expletive Spaniard's cry of admiration. Salted ___ ice cream Snack at county fair or ball park Snickers bar component Snickers ingredient Soft toffee Sugar transformed Sundae cover Sundae topper Sunday topping Sweet apple coating Sweet popcorn coating Sweetshop item. sugar or syrup heated until it turns brown sweet topping Sticky treats on sticks Snack at a county fair or baseball park Sweet, popped snack at a county fair Sweet toppings applied with squeeze bottles Sweet custardy concoction Sweet, long-lasting treat Some sweets Sticky treats Sweet chewy candies Sticky - but delicious - situation? South American palm yielding a wax similar to carnauba wax SEASHORE swamp tree SHELL of crustacean, upper Shell in a hurry? Shell of a crab or crayfish shell turtle SOUTH American eel Swine-cress genus Singer Irene et al. STONE measure Sapphire measure Sapphire unit Small weight Small weight on the finger? Solitaire measure Solitaire unit Stone measurement Stone size Stone unit Stone weight Stone's weight Stone's weight unit Solitaire measures Solitaire statistic Stone figures Stone measurements Stone units Stone weights Safari. Saharan sight Spice route procession "Santa Maria", for one SPANISH sailing vessel SPANISH ship Sailing ship of old. Ship of 1492. Small fast Spanish ship Small ship, such as Columbus' "Pinta." Spice trade vessel Spice trade ships Seed for rye Seed in some sauerkraut Seed source Seed used by bakers Seed used in flavoring. Seed used in sauerkraut Seeds for rye bread Source of sandwich seeds Source of some seeds ___ seeds, used in cooking. Spanish exclamation similar to "wow" Sports announcer Harry Sportscaster with the autobiography "Holy Cow!" Something counted by dieters Spaghetti, e.g Spaghetti, for example Starch, briefly Starch, for short Starchy food Sugar or starch, for short Sugar or starch, in slang Sugar or starch, to a marathoner Storage shed for trolleys. Stereotypical features of "big boy" rooms Stolen auto victim's lament? Semiautomatic rifle Semiautomatic weapon Short rifle. Spencer, e.g. Sten gun Semiautomatics Starch, to a trainer SEEDLING, nutritive material of a sugars Shot-in-a-beer drink STEEL, constituent of Southern Alberta hamlet Stenographer's necessity. Sauce with eggs, cheese and bacon sauce for pasta S.Pellegrino or LaCroix Substance used to make ink Seeks the rough age of a fossil, perhaps Stepping out of the fireplace, Santa left a __ silicon carbide Scuttling types Sources of energy South Beach diet no-nos Starch and sugar, for short Starches for loading skin eruption STEEL, harden Suburban amenity? SKELETON of building SPHERICAL projectile filled with combustible material to ignite buildings etc. (hist.) Scavenger's food source Scene with stunt drivers Stunt work Stuntwoman's gig scirrhus Special garment. Shroud of Torino? Sales agent's handout Salesman's handout Sci-fi writer Orson Scott ___ Seek proof of age Six of clubs, for instance Six of spades, e.g. Slaughter, for instance. Sleeve cache? Soccer ref's foul indicator Something usually folded with a special message Sports program St. Louis ball player. St. Louis ballplayer. Stan Musial, for instance. Stan Musial, for one. Stiff paper; odd person Stop at the door, perhaps Straight component Suited king or queen stiff paper SRI Lankan spice Spice in Indian cuisine Spice in Scandinavian baking Spice in many chai mixes Spice of ginger family Spice of the ginger family Spice used to flavor yazdi cake