Letter S 67500–67750

SOUTH Island port ___-sur-Marne, France Southern Albanian native. Signal for a parley with a foe SIBERIAN ground cherry Senate room scullery Small classical-music group Source of mints, at times Suite cleaner Small hall entertainment Some of Haydn's work String quartet's offering Street for N. Y. judges SPANISH lizard Small antelope of the Caucasus. Soft polishing cloth Soft, pliant leather Soft, thin leather shammy Soothing tea Ski resort at the foot of Mont Blanc Schroder film (with The") Solver who has correctly identified five bottles of wine today, e.g. Stanley Cup winner, e.g. Sugar Ray's title. SOUTH African valley Symbol of luxurious living. Symbol of luxury. straw colour Some poppers Salutatory moments Show impatience Site of the Eiffel Tower Showed impatience Steed that Autry rode someone who fights for a cause someone who has won first place in a competition support the cause of Sporting contest to decide overall winner Sports figures, for short. Stop #2 on a tour of Paris "Shanghai Cobra" sleuth "Shanghai Knights" star "Sky Dragon" detective "Supercop" martial artist Jackie Sidney Toler role Sleuth Charlie Sleuth Charlie known for aphorisms Sleuth created by Biggers Sleuth fond of aphorisms Sleuth from Honolulu Sleuth in "The Chinese Parrot" Sleuth in films including "Black Magic" and "The Jade Mask" Sleuth of radio, movies and TV Sleuth played by Oland Sleuth portrayed by Oland and Ustinov Sleuth who said, "Bills sometimes more difficult to collect than murder clues" Sleuth with a "number one son" Sleuth with numbered offspring Sleuth with numbered sons Sloe-eyed tec Supersleuth with a nimber one son "So you're saying there's a ___" Space left of Short Line Square that sports a question mark Something stumbled upon Stuck one's neck out Space around altar in church Space around an altar Space around the altar Sections for pulpits Start of many a romantic comedy Sweepstakes tickets. Submits a racy version of a film to the MPAA? subject to accident or chance or change Southwestern city near Phoenix known for its technology industry Ship provisioners Seller of Chance and Allure Some luxury suits "Spider Baby" star, 1964 Silents actor Lon Star of "London After Midnight," 1927 Star of 1925's "The Phantom of the Opera" South Korean premier: 1960 Seat seeker's common promise Sing a different tune such that alteration is possible Switch gear Shifted Started acting differently Switch careers SAD REDS Sudden switch in attitude Second thoughts Switch-up Shifting of position. *Spot for coins, and what five letters do in the answer to each starred clue? Switches gear? Switches sides during a court battle? Switches to a different approach (... letters 5-8) Starts looking at things differently, as demonstrated by the first words of the answers to the starred clues? Starts telling a different story Starts talking about something different Switch topics, and a hint to solving this puzzle's theme answers Switching outfits, and what can be found in this puzzle's circled letters Style Council "My Ever ___" Shifts in culinary preferences Strait-___ Stream bed seaway south of england sluice Surfer, of a sort Sent through communications media. Spoke exactly like Surf with a remote Speaks for spirits Stations Search with a remote Serve as an intermediary for a Hindu god? Sleuth Charlie and No. 1 son Song of Soissons Song: Fr. song French Say "We want a hit" in unison Say over and over Short simple melody. Shout at a pep rally Shout from the crowd Shout from the stands Sing a simple song Sing in a way Singsong way of speaking Sloganize rhythmically Slow song. Something "U.S.A." may be part of Song for a monk Sound from a coven Sound from a monastery Sound from a monastery, maybe Sound from a picket line Sound from a protest rally Sound in a lamasery Speak monotonously Stands sound Street protest sound Strikers' commotion Strikers' rhyme singing Street protester or Tibetan monk Sports fans, often Singer in a boîte Sailor's work song sung aboard ships Sailor's song Sea air Seaman's song sea-air Songs some sailors sing Sea songs. *Somewhat cold Singing, in a way scroll box Shouts from a rowdy crowd Soccer fan's arsenal Some are Gregorian Some crowd cheers Some game rituals Some psalms Spectators' shouts Staples of protests Strains at the Olympics? SONG sung with chorus while doing heavy work Sailor's song (var.) Sea song Setting of the movie "Eight Crazy Nights" Seasonal sight Siberian salt lake Secretary of Labor Elaine Secretary of Labor under Bush Secretary of Transportation Elaine Secretary of labor under G.W. Bush Snake pit's state Source of Erebus and Gaia, in Greek myth Stress-inducing mess Subject with strange attractors snarled Skin malady Split in the cold, perhaps Succumb to dryness shaparejos SPANISH evergreen oak SPANISH oak tree SPANISH tree Shrubby thicket South Asian flatbread Short poetry collections Scabbard part Scabbard point. Scabbard trim Skimmers and boaters Service area, say Service site Sistine, for one Small church Small place of worship Small place of worship Spread for Sunday morning coffee hour? STIRRUP straps Service providers Sites of many ceremonies School supervisor School-dance overseer Some dates have one School-dance monitor Some supervisors Singer Mary ___ Carpenter Sky pilot, slangily sky pilot Service leaders in the service String of beads. Star of "The Great Dictator" Star of the 1925 film "The Gold Rush" Secretary of the Interior. Serious hippo ailment? Stand-up guy Dave Some are assless Some cowboy wear Some pub patrons Section of a book Section of book Specifics pair Start of a novel Scorch in a skillet, say Scorch; fish Sear a T-bone Sear a steak Sear on a grill Sear on the grill Singe a bit Singe in a tandoor Singe meat Singe on a grill Singe slightly Singe some Small-scaled trout Soho cleaning woman Soho domestic Soho mopper Sole shape Start to broil?