Letter S 79250–79500

Staff of stagehands Staff of the craft Staff on a flight Staff on a ship Staff^CRE Stage group often dressed in black Stage staff Stage workers Stagehands Stars & Stripes heroes Support for a cast seamen Shuttle astronaut's home Shuttle astronaut's room Simple hair style Simple style Soldier's hairstyle Style reportedly named for Ivy League oarsmen Short styles "Sara ___," 1887 children's classic Served aboard Served on a ship Savage-sounding yarn Some embroidery Sort of yarn Some embroideries Sailor on a ship Sailor on the Pequod, e.g. Sailor, e.g. Shipmate Spock, Sulu, McCoy, et al., to the Enterprise Simple T-shirt style Style of collarless shirt Sweater with a rounded collar Sweatshirt with a round opening Sailing teams Serves on a sailing vessel Sets of sailors Shell groups Shell propellers Shell teams Ship work groups Shipboard staffs Ships' complements Ships' handlers Ships' staffs Ships' workers Some racing teams Space shuttle squads Steamship staffs Shipboard regulations? "Sacre bleu!", e.g. "Sacre bleu!", par exemple Scream, in Nice Shout about Paris? Shout across the Seine? Shout in Paris Shout, in Chamonix Shout, in Cherbourg Shout, in Lille Shout, to Cherie Shout: Fr. Shout: French. Sommes shout Sorbonne shout Sack with bars Site for a mobile Site for a mobile device? Slatted bin Sleeping spot for a baby Spot for a tot Spot to retire young Spot with a mobile and a mattress Stall for oxen. Step before a "big kid bed" Storage area for corn Storage bin. Structure for corn. Structure with slatted sides Substantial baby shower gift salmon-trap spot Tot Suitcase on bed before end of life - where one pegs out Stolen: Colloq. Sunday entree suitable for a baby? Sacks with bars Slatted articles Some baby furniture Spots for tots Steals liberally Storage bins Students' cheating aids SPASMODIC affection of muscles of neck, back etc. Sharp spasm SHELL Shield sport Stick-and-ball affair Sports equipment typically made from willow Sports implement made of willow Sussex swinger's tool, maybe Soul mate for Jiminy? Sporting event for a bug enthusiast? Sports contest for a member of Buddy Holly's group? Side of 11 Squad on a pitch Sang out Sang the blues Shed a few tears Shed some tears Showed sorrow Said "No fair!" Shouted loudly Sought help, in a way Sought help, perhaps SCOTTISH health resort Sheds a tear Sheds some tears Sheds tears Shows great joy or sadness Screams "No fair!" Screams Screams, like a child waking from a nightmare Shrieks ___ spilt milk. Succeeds (or fails) at finding the names hidden in the starred answers? Steve Irwin catchphrase Steve Irwin exclamation ___ steveirwini (Australian snail) Scottish dwarf Serious wrongdoing Shoplifting or counterfeiting Start of a Dostoyevsky title Stealing over 3,000 tons of maple syrup, e.g. (yes, this did happen) Stepping on money, e.g., in Thailand Subject of Braden investigation. Subject of Congressional investigation. Sea of Azov peninsula Sevastopol is here Sevastopol is its largest city Sevastopol locale Sevastopol's locale Sevastopol's location. Signatory on a controversial 2014 treaty Simferopol Its capital is Simferopol is its capital Simferopol's locale Site of Yalta. Site of a famous charge Site of the Battle of Balaklava. Site of the Yalta Conference, 1945 South European peninsula. Soviet peninsula Strategic region in Russia. Sebastopol native Sevastopol man Sevastopol resident Simferopol native Site for ballistics experiments, maybe Snitching forensic cop? Sudden rise in lawlessness Sudden spate of burglaries, perhaps Surge in lawlessness someone who has committed a crime or has been legally convicted of a crime Serious offense Self-evident headline...about a cat burglar? Scofflaw student? Subtitle of the second "Law & Order" spin-off SCIENTIFIC study of crime STUDY of crime Study of lawbreaking Seal, as a piecrust Series of pleats. Small hindrance, as in plans someone who tricks or coerces men into service as sailors or soldiers Synthetic crease resistant fabric Showing deep embarrassment Some red GM cars? Stiff petticoat fabric, briefly Show fright Show secondhand embarrassment Show submission or fear Shrank from. Shrank in terror Staple of "Borat" Shrinking one Shrinks back Shrinks in fright Small ridge Sound of a candy wrapper Side with dogs, perhaps Side with waves Small creases, as in foil Sea lily, e.g. sea lily Stiff fabric in Victorian costume Stiff material under a ball gown Stiff material used in some ball gowns Stiff petticoats Snoop Dogg, as a teenager "Sakes alive!" "Sheesh!" Severely damage Severely hinder Sir Stafford ___, British statesman Sir Stafford. "Sunday Night Football" sportscaster Collinsworth Screams, to Simone Screams: Fr. Shouts, in France Shouts, in Paris. Sportscaster Collinsworth Shortening brand Shortening brand since 1911 Shortening name Shortening product Shortening since 1911 Shortening that debuted in 1911 "Six ___" (Richard Nixon's first book) Situations requiring firm leadership Stressful times SUSPENSE, brief period of Security Council focus Serious or critical situation State entered when trying to prevent catastrophe State of emergency Sharp and clear. Short, as pie crust. Sparkling, as writing Stiff and brittle Section in a refrigerator for keeping vegetables fresh Salad maker's quest, perhaps Shoemaker's Saint. St. ___'s Day speech ("Henry V" highlight) shoemakers, patron saint of Stone that crunches? Stand used for shaping tiles Street magician ___ Angel Shoelaces do this Sangre de __: Rockies range Sangre de ___ (range in the Rockies) Spanish Savior Suburb of Colon. Santa Maria commander, to Isabel SILICA, polymorph of Scholarly analysis, for short Short and sweet review? Short review? Staple of a creative-writing class, for short Specifics Standard by which things measured Standards for evaluation