Letter S 76500–76750

Shoelace Socket plug-in Something pulled to request a stop Something that's often metaphorically cut nowadays Spinal ___ Spinal or vocal Stack of wood Stack wood. Sweeper attachment Ship's rigging Ship's ropes She slew Marat. slayer of Marat Switching from cable TV to streaming, say Stacked, as firewood Stacked, like wood Shakespeare character who says "Unhappy that I am, I cannot heave / My heart into my mouth" Shakespearean sister Statesman Hull: 1871–1955 SINCERE good wishes Slow-burning explosive Smokeless explosive Smokeless gunpowder. Spanish capital under the Moors Spanish city and province Spanish city where Seneca was born Spanish city with Moorish architecture Spanish explorer who discovered Yucatan site of a university founded in 1613 Sanitaire or bleu Something bleu Stringcourse Skilled chef Stuffed chicken dish Stuffed with ham and Swiss cheese Stuffed with ham and cheese Stuffed with ham and cheese and then sautéed Spanish cathedral city. Shoes of a certain leather. Sight behind many entertainment units Silver and spinal Small ropes. Some pants, for short Some trousers Some wood measures Spinal and vocal Stacks for the winter Stacks wood SKIDDY road Slacks, material-wise, maybe Storage area for ribbed fabric? Start of a newspaper banner Start of a sleeper's observation SPANISH leather STP's best-selling album Sampling of earth. Scrap left at Eden Seed site Seed site, sometimes Seedy part of an apple Set of classes all students must take Set of required courses Shawn Mullins "Lullaby" album "Soul's ___" Shawn Mullins gets down to his "Soul's" on '98 album Spot for abs or apple seeds Stone Temple Pilots' first album Suffix for "hard" or "cottage" site Seeds Sampled by drilling. SCOTTISH fish SCOTTISH lake fish Squash bug She wrote "The Mighty Atom" (1864–1924). Semicircular utensil Seed sites Seedy centers Some compost bin discards "Sunglasses at Night" Hart "Sunglasses at Night" singer, 1984 Second largest of the Ionian Islands. Second-largest of the Ionian Islands Short Welsh hound. Short-legged "Welsh" dog Short-legged Welsh dog breed Short-legged Welsh pooch Short-legged canine Short-legged cattle dog Short-legged dog breed Short-legged herding dog Short-legged pooch Small Welsh breed Small Welsh dog Small dog with a Welsh name Some herding dogs Strong-willed herders Sharer of 1947 Nobel Prize in Medicine. Sensitive layers of the skin. Skin layers Skin layers: anat. Seasoning symbolizing worthiness Seed used for flavoring Shepherd in "As You Like It" Singer ___ Bailey Rae SISYPHUS, kingdom of Shakespeare play whence "there is a world elsewhere" Shakespeare tragedy about a Roman general Shakespearean historical play SKIN, inner layer of Sensitive layer of skin. Skin Layer SHINTY ball material Sauternes stopper Screw cap alternative Seaport in Eire. Seaport in Ireland. Seaport in Munster. Something to pop Sommelier's offering Sommelier's stop Sort of stopper Stop at a vineyard Stop at the liquor store? Stop for a sommelier? Stop on a wine tour? Stopper or bobber Stopper or popper Stopper that may be a popper Stopple Sealed, as a champagne bottle Stoppered the wine bottle Splendid in slang Stopping, in a way Stifle Dad? Some stoppers Stoppers of spirits *Shape of rotini pasta Sommelier's tool Spiraled Sound-absorbing flooring ___ St. Clair (Christopher Guest's "Waiting For Guffman" role) Surname for Vito and Fredo Sonny and Fredo, for two Stem base. small root solid swollen underground bulb-shaped stem or stem base and serving as a reproductive structure SEMIAQUATIC bird SHAG relative SNAKEBIRD relative "Squeezin's" grain STARCH source Scarecrow's charge Seed of a cereal grass. Shipment from Des Moines Shucked ears Shucked vegetable Shucked veggie Side dish on cobs Silage source Skier's snow Small, tender, horny place on skin especially foot Some "Hee Haw" humor Some humor Some of Grandpa's jokes, e.g. Some old jokes Something on an ear ... or, in a different sense, a foot Source of ethanol Source of silk Southern whisky. Spike to shuck Staple food in Mexico Stuff that pops Succotash kernel Succotash morsels Succotash, in part Succotash, partly Syrup. Silo's kin Side dish at a Southern barbecue Side dish with origins in Native cuisine Soul food staple Southern starch Southern treat Snack food staple Snowman's accessory Snowman's prop Snowmen accessories SCOTTISH bird Storage for fodder Sight gag? Some transplanted parts Salted in brine salted Something to make a hash of School matron in "Dombey and Son" She starred in "Barretts of Wimpole Street." Soundgarden/Audioslave Chris Star of coming "Prescott Proposals." Some dogwood trees STOCK exchange, term used in Safe place in the ring Score a market coup Situation without escape Strip protecting plastered angle. Structure supports Screwballs hanging out at the end of the block? Soccer award Soccer scoring opportunity Soccer shot from the edge of the pitch Strong flavor from that little Horner kid's Christmas pie? Some scoring opportunities in soccer Shark's target, at times Starting spaces for the rooks Street sign sites Score a trading coup Stock trading maneuver. Smaller relative of a trumpet Some brasses Some jazz instruments Scarecrow's home Setting for an iconic "North by Northwest" sequence Slapstick comedian's workplace? Stalk holder Sometime substitute for bread crumbs Scented foot-growth? Sooner's neighbor State Nicknames Nebraska __ State (Nebraska) Snow mass projecting over a mountain ridge Snowy overhang Some wall moldings Shop owned by a has-been comic, vis-a-vis a trendy shop by a hot newcomer comedian? Shop selling more groanworthy gag gifts? Snow in southwest England? Single-serving poultry buys Some broiler chickens Savory snack in England Sir Robert Peel repealed the last one in 1846 Still filler South Dakota "crop art" attraction opened in 1921 Section of a produce exchange. Southern bread Southern favorite Southern side dish made with kernels off the cob Sweet and tangy picnic side dish Stylist's braid Some braids Salts in brine. Skin ailments Small, hard seeds. Summer side dish