Letter S 78500–78750

Skulls Skulls, to an anatomist Skull-related Straining to see Stretching one's neck Stretching to see better surgical saw skull surgery SKULL bone surrounding and protecting the brain Skull down payment? Shaft turner Standard auto equipment, circa 1900. Start the Model T Starter for a Model T. Starter on a really old car Starting handle Stickler Street organ feature Shaft's housing Sludge buildup sites Started a Model T Started a horseless carriage, say Started a tin lizzie Started an engine Started the Model T Started the car, in 1900. Started, as a generator Starters of yore Stimulates, with "up" Start a Model A Start a Model T Start, as a Model T Small openings SCOTTISH lake dwelling Small crevice Small narrow opening Small narrow space Small slit See-through wear for out-of-the-way places? Scottish swifts Senator from California from 1969 to 1993 Shadow-y surname? Suburb of Providence "Sucks for me!" Seven (out) SILK for mourning Sign of mourning Small, thin pancake (Var.) Shrub with long-lasting crinkled flowers Signs of mourning. Shooting match? Senator Mike of Idaho Stop functioning, as a computer Small sunfish "Seven-out" casino game Setting for the lingo in today's theme Shooter's game Shooting game Site of many rolls Spectacularly awful STOCK market crash SUDDEN ruin (fig.) Smashup Sneak in uninvited Sound from banging two cymbals together Sound of cymbals, and what the starred answers might do Spend the night, slangily Stay at a friend's place for the night Stay at someone's place for a spell Stay over Stock market disaster Stock market event of 1929 Stock market fear Stock-market bugaboo Succumb to fatigue, say Sudden impact Sudden, unwanted shutdown Suffer a spectacular fall from grace Sub maneuver Sub plunge Submarine action Submarine maneuver Submarine ploy Submarine's evasive maneuver Slept soundly after a big day Spent the night Suddenly stopped working, as a computer Surprised at the party South African native with a lousy driving record? Short-term quarters Short-term sleeping quarters Safety experiment figure Subject of a seat belt tryout? Stupid; oafish Swearing up a storm, say Spartacus slayer Suffix for Dixie or auto. Suffix for a political partisan Suffix for auto or pluto Suffix for pluto Suffix for pluto or auto Suffix meaning "ruler" Suffix used with auto, demo, etc. Suffix with Dixie Suffix with auto and bureau. Suffix with auto or pluto Suffix with demo Suffix with klepto- Suffix with pluto or demo Suffix with pluto, bureau, etc. Suffix with pluto- Suffix with techno- Suffix with theo- Supporter of: Comb. form. Supporter of: Suffix. Supporter's suffix SCYLLA, mother of Scylla mother Scrooge's bookkeeper Scrooge's clerk Shipper's need Shipping box Shipping-room item Slatted box Slatted wooden container Small dog kennel Something that might be sitting on the dock of the bay Stenciled container, perhaps Sturdy container Subpar car Shop for rare recordings in secondhand stores (and a new Merriam-Webster entry of 2023) SHELL hole Scenic lake in Oregon. Serious depression Sign of a big hit? Sign of impact SACRED HEART's moony team? Small cavity atop a volcano Shell holes. Significant depressions Signs of impact Shippers' cases Shippers' purchases Shipping boxes Shipping cartons Shipping containers Shipping needs Slatted containers Sleeping spots for some dogs Some lemons Stacks in warehouses Soldier's fare Suffixes with auto, demo, etc. Supporters of: Suffix. Strip of fabric worn around the neck steenkirk steinkirk Scarflike ties Some haberdashery Scream for Strongly desired "Scream" director Wes Strongly desire daredevils? STOMACH of bird Source of cud? Start to {/fish/} or {/dad/} Stick in one's __ Stick in one's __ (be irritating) Stick in one's __: cause resentment Sticking place Sticking point for the unacceptable Sticking point, in an idiom Sticking point, metaphorically Sticking point, of a sort Sticky place? Sticky spot, in an idiom Stomach of a kind. Stomach of an animal Stomach, in a "sticky" idiom stomach Animal *Stream denizen Small, lobsterlike crustacean Southern morsel Spiny lobster Supermodel Cindy SEEK influence Slow progress Slow rate Slow traffic pace Slowly ascending credits at a movie's end Speedy swim stroke. Stroke at the pool Swim stroke Swimmer's option Swimmer's speed stroke. Sussex new town Slithers Snails' paces Speedy swim strokes. Swims, in a way Snail's stomach Sticking places? Sticking points on crows? "Smoking Gun" bluesman Robert Supercomputer pioneer company Seymour ___, the Father of Supercomputing Shelled fish Spiny lobster, for short. Supercomputer brand Supercomputer company Supercomputer inventor Supercomputer maker Supercomputer name Supercomputer pioneer Supercomputer pioneer Robert Supercomputing pioneer Seymour Seller of sidewalk chalk Silly Putty maker Silly Putty owner Silly Putty producer Subsidiary of Hallmark Stick of chalk or graphite. Stick whose box might have a built-in pencil sharpener source of colour Sketched in colors. Sketched with chalk. Sketched. Schoolmate with a talent for water coloring? Sticks for coloring Sticks for coloring books Sticks in a box Sticks in a toy box Supply for kindergarten drawers Scrabble, for instance. Short-lived enthusiasm Short-lived fad Short-lived fashion Short-lived preoccupation Slinkys or Magic 8 Balls, once short lived fashion state of violent mental agitation Short-term obsessions Screwball character on "The Simpsons" someone deranged and possibly dangerous Sensitive spot on the elbow. Something you shouldn't knock? Simple card game Simple card game, and what's hidden in the answers to starred clues Sioux chief (and what can be found in the circled squares?) Sioux chief who fought General Custer.