Letter S 7000–7250

So long muchachos! So long, senor Sonora "See ya!" Sonora "so long" Sonora send-off Sonoran "so long" Sonoran sign-off Sound systems South-of-the-border farewell South-of-the-border sayonara Southwestern sign-off Spaniard's farewell Spaniard's sign-off Spanish "Bye!" Spanish "So long!" Spanish "Ta-ta!" Spanish for "bye" Spanish for goodbye Spanish signoff "So long, friend!" "See you all later!" SAPONACEOUS substance stoutness "Star Trek: Discovery" character ___ Tal Style of outdoor chair Style of outdoor chair named after a mountain range Slip ___ (injure one's back) Shaft access Shaft entrance Shaft's end Shafted entrance Stulm shaft into a mine, for access or drainage SURYA, mother of Stulms Sm., med. or lge. Small, medium or large: Abbr. Small, medium or lge. Sooner or later: Abbr. Staff asst. Staff off. Subj. modifier SPEECH, part of SW Australian yam plant with edible tubers Shared a boundary with Square matrix, in math SUSPEND meeting Shelve Stop for now Stop meeting indefinitely Suspend Suspend a meeting or court proceedings temporarily Suspend a meeting until later Suspend for the time being Suspend indefinitely Suspend until later Suspend until later, as a meeting stall slackening Stops Short and sweet, e.g.: Abbr. Sm., med. and lg. Sm., med. and lg., e.g. SIT in judgement and pronounce sentence Settles Settlement of an industrial dispute by submitting to the judgement of a third party sophisticate SUBORDINATE thing Something attached but not essential Subordinate addition subordinate person Solemn appeals Supplicate Solemnly commands STRIKE a balance Surpass schematise streamline synchronise Switch parties at a protest? Streamlined STORK relative Staff officer sacred bird stork subordinate Senator Stevenson Statesman Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson of politics Stevenson Candidate 1936 Landon Stevenson of '50s politics Stevenson of 1950's politics Stevenson of Illinois Stevenson of political history Stevenson who faced Eisenhower Stevenson who lost to Ike Stevenson who lost twice for president Stevenson who lost twice to Eisenhower Sufjan Stevens song subject whose last name is similar to his own Stevenson and others Sherlock Holmes adversary Irene Sherlock Holmes's love Irene ___ Social reformer Felix Stella __ Studio of Acting Stella of the stage Stella or Felix Stella who founded an acting conservatory Steven of Guns N' Roses Steven of the only good lineup of Guns N' Roses Surname that means "eagle" Small newspaper notice. "Stick to the script!" elicitor Sans script Sans-script quip Say what you're thinking, in a sense Script departure Scriptless Seat-of-the-pants performance Seat-of-the-pants schtick Skip the lines, say Skip the lines? Skip the script Speak extemporaneously Speak off the cuff Speak off-the-cuff Speak on the fly Speak sans script Speak without a script Speak without notes Spoken extempore. Spontaneous Spontaneous comment Spontaneous extra line in rap Spontaneous remark Spontaneous response Spontaneously Stage surprise Stray from the script Surprise during filming Surprise in a skit Surprise on the set Surprise one's co-star Surprise one's co-stars Surprise the director, maybe Strayed from the script Seat-of-the-pants talker Spouting off the cuff Script departures Script deviations Skips the script Speaker's space fillers Speaks extemporaneously Speaks off the cuff Spur-of-the-moment speeches Sea-going abbreviation. Stump or Wright: Abbr. Saatchi and Saatchi employee Slogan creator Slogan writer Sloganeer of sorts Someone involved in commercial promotion Sort of agent. Space merchant. Space seller Specialist in spots Spot maker Spot specialist Share Saatchi & Saatchi employees Skilled pitchers Slogan creators Slogan makers Slogan writers Slogan writers, e.g. Slogan writers, et al. Slogan-writing guys Sloganeers Some Clio winners Some Madison Ave. sloganeers Some Madison Ave. workers Some Madison Avenue folks Some Madison Avenue workers Some Young & Rubicam employees Some account execs Some billboard workers and Billboard workers Some commercial writers Some copy writers. Some copywriters Some jingle writers Some mass-media employees Some pitchers Some product promoters Some slogan writers Some sloganeers Spot checkers Spot creators Spot market pros Spot producers Spot-selling fellows Spot-selling guys Sterling, Cooper, Draper, and Pryce, e.g. Server overseer, informally Site figure with privileges Site mod Some office work, for short Sort of asst. Start of a website manager's email address, maybe Supt. or prin. Sys -- System overseer, for short something contributing to prove a point without itself being complete proof Superintend Supervise Scan Survey scrutinise stewardship supervisory Supervisor someone who manages a government agency or department superintendent Server overseers, briefly Stylish Sumptuous Super stylised sincerely Senior naval officer Sherman's rank. Stump or Wright. Sub head shell cone S. E. Morison opus on Columbus Sea brass Sherman and Joy. Shipboard employees Some Joint Chiefs members Some brass Some old TV's Starfleet leaders Sanctify See as a role model Stare at, maybe "Secret" letter writer, perhaps "Secret" person who writes a love note Sender of a Candygram Sheerio or Belieber, perhaps Swain someone who admires a young woman