Letter S 71750–72000

Sign in front of some bars Sign on a music staff Sign on a score Sign seen in front of some bars Song line starter Squiggle Sheet music Staff character Staff header Staff insignia Staff leader Staff notation Staff opening Staff starter Staff symbol before the key signature Staff symbol, in music Start of a score Symbol before a key signature Symbol before a time signature Symbol before the key signature Symbol before the sharps and flats Symbol indicating musical pitch Symbol next to a key signature Symbol on a music score Symbol on a musical score Symbol on a musical staff Symbol on the front of some bars Symbol starting a line of music Symbol used in music. Score signs Score symbols Staff figures Staff notations Staff openings? Staff starters Symbols in music. Symbols indicating musical pitches Symbols on a music staff Symbols on a staff Split into two Split or indentation Split, as some chins Split, like a chin Swift fly SCOTTISH coal-mining village, former Short for Mr. Attlee. Short form of a name that means "merciful" Skelton character Skelton character Kadiddlehopper Skelton persona Kadiddlehopper Skelton role Skelton's Kadiddle Hopper Skelton's Kadiddlehopper Skelton's bumpkin Skelton's hayseed Sportscaster McCarthy. ___ Snide (rock band) Showy arbor vine Showy climber Showy vine Samuel Langhorne ___ Samuel Langhorne ___ (Mark Twain's real name) Seven-time Cy Young Award winner of the 1980s-2000s San ___ (site of Nixon's Western White House) San ___, Calif. Self-centered composer? Small citrus fruit with a girl's name Sara Pennypacker kid-lit heroine Sweet tangerine Seasonal poet Senator from Kentucky. Sunny skies Six-time A.L. Cy Young Award winner Saxophonist Clarence accuser Springsteen saxophonist Clarence S.C. university South Carolina city or university South Carolina university Southern campus S. Carolina campus S. Carolina college Something to do with your teeth Squeeze tight Squeeze together tightly Show determination, in a way Subject of Shakespeare's "Antony and Cleopatra" Scat singer Laine Shakespeare's grande amoureuse, for short Shakespeare's grande amoureuse,for short Short Egyptian queen? Short for a famous queen. Short for a queenly name. Singer Laine Singer/actress Laine Songstress Laine Splashy 1963 film title role, for short Susan Johnson's role in "Most Happy Fella." Singer who played Princess Puffer in "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" Singer with the album "Born on a Friday" Spider plant Shakespearean character who wooed Antony SIREN of the Nile Shakespeare heroine Shakespeare or Shaw character Shakespearean character who introduced the phrase "salad days" Shaw role. She barged down the Nile She ruled Egypt from 51 to 30 BCE Singer Laine and others Singer Laine et al. Singer Laine's namesakes Swatch competitor Some fathers Sunday service providers Service leader Service provider Shredder fodder? Some temps Small reading glasses Small, rimless reading glasses Small-sized reading glasses Some brothers Spiritual advisors Synod attendees Sales staffer Saleslady. Salesperson Saleswoman. Shop employee Shopgirl Stocking employee Store assistant Store salesperson Store staffer Store worker Supermarket staffer Supply room worker Supreme Court intern Sales staffers Salespeople Some office workers Some postal workers Some record keepers Store employees Store or office workers Store ringer-uppers Store salespeople Store workers Supreme Court aides Supreme Court staffers STEAMSHIP, name of (early) Slack-jawed yokel on "The Simpsons" Smart with Social historian out of Ohio? "Sabrina" star? Showing know-how Showing ingenuity in Safety book. SAIL fastener SAIL, lower corner/edge of SQUARE sail, lower corner of Sail attachment Sail corner Sail's corner Scotland Yard discovery Skein of thread. Skein of yarn Something of interest to Miss Marple sail part System of ropes and pulleys on a sail. Scotland Yard items Square sail's lower corners Scipio's 151 Second-century year __ Stic: retractable Bic pen ___ Stic (ballpoint pen) ___ Stic (pen brand) STEREOTYPE block STEREOTYPE plate Screenwriter's no-no Sign of a lazy writer Stale expression Stale saying stereotype phrase stereotyped phase stereotyped phrase Sportscaster's avoidances SOUND as of dropping latch Select from a menu, with "on" Select on a computer Select with a mouse Slight, sharp noise. Slight, sharp sound Sound from a mouse Sound made by mice Sound of a door latch. Succeed on B'way. Succeed, informally small noise sound Mouse Selected classic VWs at an online auction? Sound from a moving train Sound of a moving train Sources of fake likes Suspicious mouse activity, perhaps SHETLAND archaeological site Satirical website once owned by The Onion Seat belt safety awareness campaign Seatbelt campaign slogan Select from a menu Select using a mouse Select, as a hyperlink Statistic in Internet advertising Seat belt sounds Shortlight metallic sounds Sony -- (line of PDAs) Sony personal organizer Scopes, to Darrow Seeker of services Server's counterpart Service recipient Supplier payer shopper Seekers of professional advice. Some customers Some golf partners Some need them to practice Spade's customers Snack with a rock climber on its wrapper Steep rock face by the sea SEA siren luring seamen to destruction Scene of a "peril" of Pauline. Setting for a BASE jump Sheer rock wall (5) Significant drop-off Site of an ascent Starting point for a hang glider Starting point for a hang-glider Steep climb Steep drop-off Steep face Steep rock face Steep rock. Steep rockface Steep structure in many a road runner cartoon scarp *Suspenseful ending to a series Serial installment's ending Suspenseful ending Suspenseful situation ___, Suspense Writer