Letter S 81500–81750

Short and snippy Short and sour Short and to-the-point Short; abrupt Snippy So brief as to be rude. Sportscaster Gowdy SCREEN separating theatre stage from auditorium SUSPENDED cloth used as screen Shut off with a portière. Short play before a long play Support for a window treatment Swag supporter Supporter of drapes, formally? "Some Like it Hot" co-star "Superfly" singer Mayfield Strange of the PGA "Superfly" singer/songwriter Seaplane inventor Glenn Short anchor? SALUTATION movement Salutation of respect. Show of obeisance S, essentially Slider relative Sneaky pitch Slider option Slalom course, essentially Slalom segments Some baseball pitches S-shaped, as a road Shaped like an hourglass "Serendipity" costar John Son of Ham Southern cornmeal dish Stool softener Styrofoam Squarish diamond Soft and comfortable Sinecure Source of easy money Spots for figureheads Salient point Sharp point of a curve Sign-changing area Start to search inside hollow part of tooth small elevation on the grinding surface of a tooth Saloon feature Spittoon Sign boundaries "Stubborn" guy Say a four-letter word Show off a potty mouth Speak indelicately Spit four-letter words Spout some swear words Streak Go on a winning Swear at, informally Swear word Swear, in Dogpatch Swear, informally Swear: Colloq. Said "%40%23%24%25%5E!" Said a four-letter word Said a swearword Shouted oaths at stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing Says a bad word Swears a blue streak Swears: Colloq. SWEET sauce Sweet sauce of eggs and milk Sweet sauce of milk and eggs Sweet yellow sauce sweet dish sweetened mixture of milk and eggs baked or boiled or frozen Slapstick comedy item Slapstick comedy prop Scalper's victim Seventh Cavalry commander of 1876 Sitting Bull defeated him Sitting Bull's adversary, 1876. South Dakota county or its seat Specially made Standard practice Standard usage Someone who buys goods or services someone who buys goods especially from a shop Store patrons Section where returns/refunds are made Store's opinion poll Specially manufactured. SOCIAL mode of life "Scene's over!" "Stop filming !" "Stop the cameras!" Sever with a sharp instrument SHARE of profit etc. Salon service Salve target Scene-ending cry Scene-ending shout Set shout Share of profits Share of the loot Share of the profits Share: Slang. Sharp stroke. Shorten, as hair Shorten, as with scissors Shout at a film studio Skip a class Skip class Slash Slice (up) Slice off Slight wound Snip off Snip with scissors Snub: Colloq. Song on a record Song on an album Song, as it were Sound-stage cry Split the deck Sporting a six-pack, say Stay away from (a class). Stop on the set Stop the scene! Studio shout Stylist's job site Band-aid rival skive snick ___ swath (attract attention) Superior, after "a" Shake hands, perhaps Sign on the dotted line, maybe Show off to advantage Start of instructions for what to do when this puzzle is done Start the card game. Settled in advance Separate, as coupons Step 5: Look pretty schlubby scene change Sitcom joke involving a change in setting Some austerity measures Steep riverside landform State south of Pakistan. Skip school without permission Skip school Sacrifice quality for speed Save at the expense of quality Save time by skipping important steps Saved time, as to meet a deadline Skimp She'd iron on the patch, but it was too big and had to be... Sharp: Colloq. Simply adorable Small and attractive Small, pretty and dainty. Smart-alecky Superficially clever Sweet and cuddly Saying "I could just eat you up!" to a puppy or baby, to psychologists Showgirl quality Shrewder: Colloq. Something absolutely adorable, with "the" Simply darling Sickeningly dainty Small crossover vehicle, in slang Sweetie-pies Shaped jewels Shaped precious stones Steuben product SNUB YOURSELF! Skin: Comb. form. Skin above a fingernail Skin around a nail Skin at base of a nail Skin at the base of a fingernail Skin bordering a fingernail Shrewd maneuverer Shrewd opponent, slangily Slick chick. Smart girl Sweet young thing: Slang. Shoulder-tap a dancer Show rudeness in traffic Spoil one-on-one time on "The Bachelorette," say Stop from stepping, perhaps Sailor's sword Sailor's weapon of yore Scimitar Scimitar cousin Short sword Smee's weapon in "Peter Pan." Swashbuckler's sword Sheffield artisan Someone who makes, sells, or repairs knives Sharp workers? Some tableware Steak knives, etc. Steakhouse supply Scallopini piece Schnitzel Schnitzel, e.g. Serving of lamb Small piece of fried or broiled meat Small slice of meat Schnitzels, e.g. Section of a cow chart Swerve right in front of Stop supporting, with "for" Shortstop, often Shortened jeans Seat filler at many a 2020 baseball game Snip from the newspaper Street thief in the Bard's era Some store prices Shoppers' bargains. Salon services Scene enders Scissors snips Severs Shares of profits Ships class Shortening of a sort Skips ahead in line Skips class Skips, as a class Skips, as class Skips, as classes Slashes Snips Snips, as hair Snubs openly Some need stitching Songs on albums Spoils shares Stage director's concern Stage director's responsibility Stops shooting Swordsmen's worries Signs on the dotted line, say Starts spending less Saves time by compromising Stop before the end Starts working Swipes someone's dance partner