Letter S 69500–69750

Shell-shaped dessert brand Sweet treat shaped like a not-sweet treat Southern tribe ___ stickball (oldest field sport in North America) skating step Some W.W. I code talkers Some southern Native Americans Southeast natives Selection option Siblings who are the most eligible bachelors? Selections "Sister Act" group SING in chorus School concert group School concert participant Service people? Singers in a loft Singers in robes Singers on a riser Singing churchgoers Singing group often in robes Singing group on a riser Singing group with robes Sunday service component Sunday singers Sunday singing group sing together singers Cantata composer singers body of Singer in a loft Small singer in a loft Sunday singer Sunday singer, perhaps Sang in chorus. Sang in church Sang in concert. Sopranos-style cover-up? Seraphim and cherubim, e.g. Singing groups Some church assemblies Studly singer in a robe? Senses Fail "___ on This" Shorten up on one's hold on a bat. Snatch defeat from the jaws of victory Snuff out Stage fright Stage fright result SCARLET fruit stranglehold Some mixed martial arts grips Short necklace Snug adornment Snug necklace String of pearls Style of necklace Short necklaces Some necklaces Some tight jewelry Stifles. Slang terms for prison SPEECHLESS from anger Southwestern gang member's girlfriend Scourge of India. STEROID alcohol present in body fluids STEROID hormones, structural basis of STEROIDS, basis of STEROL alcohol present in animal cell steroid alcohol Short-sleeved bodice worn by Indian women. short-sleeved bodice scazon Spiny cactus Spiny treelike cactus. Spiny cacti S. A. Indian of mixed blood. Spanish-American Indian Spanish-Indian. SPANISH Indian Sink one's teeth in selachii Said twice, a "twain" Shoe designer Jimmy Shoemaker Jimmy Sneeze ender Sneeze syllable Sneezer's "Ah" follower Sound after ah Sound from a toy train Sound of a locomotive. Sound of a whistle Sound on a track? Steam engine sound Steam-powered transport Something a toddler might chug? Season's greetings from Seoul Show a preference for Single out Stop straddling Stop waffling Step two of a rescue Speak carefully Speak with care Selector. Selects green bean casserole, candied yams and mashed potatoes? Select one's jousting weapon? Select, as sides for a game Singling out Selecting a natural fabric? Singular Christmas toy? STRIKE ball edgeways Sea feature Sharp blow in karate Shift or veer, as wind Short tennis stroke Slice of pork Slice or dice Slicing stroke. Sort of stick Spin-producing tennis shot Split a pot, in poker slang Split pot, in poker parlance Sticks or shop Strike with an axe Suey or house Suey starter Suey's partner System of a Down "___ Suey!" __ suey strike sharply, as in some sports Steak eaters' places "Sonata in B minor" composer Sand lover Sand man? Suburbia site Sophistic, involved argumentation Severely reduced wagers? Salad bar staples, finely cut Search and rescue squad member Site of much butchery Self-help guru Deepak Spiritualist Deepak Slices and dices Some are center cut Some moves from Mr. Miyagi Some pork cuts Some tennis strokes Stretch of rough waters *Stolen car destination, maybe Stolen cars destination, perhaps Stolen vehicle's destination Simple piano tune Simple piece Some eating utensils Sushi-eating implements Stir-fried dish Stir-fried entree Stir-fried hodgepodge Slice and dice "___" Symphony (Beethoven's Ninth) Stingy or ungenerous, informally SACRED tune SONG for a group SPOKEN by group of voices SUNG by choir SUNG by chorus Sung by a choir. Sung by a group Sung by group of singers Sung in church Symphony type pioneered by Beethoven ___ speaking (group recitation) sacred music Sacred melody Sacred part-song Simple sacred tune. Singing society Song sung in church Stately hymn tune Sunday number stately hymn tune, especially one associated with the German Lutheran Church Sacred voice music Sacred tunes. Set of keys, maybe Set of musical notes Set of notes, in music Something to strum Sound from a guitar Strike a ___ (resonate) Strike that! Satisfying sounds Sheet-music notations Strummed sounds Scutwork Setting the table, for instance. Setting the table, for one Slopping the hogs, e.g. Small job Small task Sweeping, e.g. Sweeping, say Saint Vitas’ dance Saint Vitus' dance St. Vitus' dance St. Vitus's dance Stuff to be raked on a honey-do list? Short steps? someone who creates new dances School kid's assignments Shit to do around the house Stints Show girl, old style. Show girl: Colloq. Showgirl Singing lady: Slang. Show girls. Singer in a group singers in a choir Spicy Spanish sausage often used in paella Sausage sometimes served con huevos Spanish pork sausage Spanish sausage Spicy Spanish meat product/pork sausage Spicy Spanish pork sausage Spicy Spanish sausage spanish spicy sauce Spicy sausages SOUND of glee Satisfied laugh Say "heh-heh," perhaps Snicker Snort with glee Sound of amusement Shows glee Snorting, joyful laughter SING in unison Something to sing over and over Song component Song part Speak in unison Spot for a hook Said together Sang in unison Spoke in unison. Sings as one. Song parts Said "That one" Saw fit Stopped debating Stopped waffling Stopped wavering