Letter S 84500–84750

Seal's trademark Select a party Shift alternative Shockingly wiggly? Slave to crosswordese Small beer glass Smelting waste Spanish eyes Stare at from across the room State whose official donut is glazed: Abbr. Stewbums Sty cry Sucked big time Sunday meeting Symbol on some Euro country coins "Scarface" setting "Shaun of the Dead" director Wright Says without doubt Sci-fi writer ___ Scott Card Search engine request Search for water Shake, as pursuers Shopaholic's outing Showers love (on) Singer Tom with a porkpie hat Small, rounded, grassy hill Sofa covering Some pregnancy side effects Song sung on the doormat Spock's father Summa cum ___ Super Bowl XLVII runner up, for short Supermacho ___ Schuester (mom on "Glee") Sea powers Sexpot Welch Signal code made by flapping Snow globes? "'Sup, hombre?" Some numbers Suave competitor? "Shutter Island" director Spanish-speaking gentlemen Sweated big time Stupid and then some Station with the programme "Desert Island Discs" Start all over in a big way Supreme Allied Commander in WWII, for short SHAEF commander Subj. of a 1984 Stephen Ambrose political biography Successor to H.S.T. successor HST predecessor Statistical achievement in basketball (and part of a line from the witches in "Macbeth") Shingle letters Smile specialist's deg. "Silent Spring" killer "Silent Spring" pesticide "Silent Spring" spray "Silent Spring" subj. "Silent Spring" subject "Silent Spring" subject, for short "Silent Spring" topic "Silent Spring" topic, for short "Silent Spring" topic, in brief "Silent Spring" toxin Spray banned in '72 Strong pesticide Stuff banned in 1972 Subj. for Rachel Carson Subj. of Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" Subj. of a 1973 ban Subj. of the 1948 Nobel in Physiology or Medicine Subj. of the book "Silent Spring" Subject for Ms. Carson Subject of a 1948 Nobel Prize for its use to control disease Subject of a 1973 ban Substance banned for agricultural use in 1972, for short Substance used to prevent disease. Substance whose primary use earned its discoverer the 1948 Nobel Prize in Physiology - but is now banned Silent-spring causers Skeeter beaters SPANISH of SPANISH with Some: French "Snowfall" law gp. "Snowfall" org. Sleeveless garment once worn by men underneath a coat Seizures org. Snow removing grp.? Some raiders: Abbr. Special Agent employer Stash seeker: Abbr. Substance control org. Some narcs Sacramento Kings guard Fox Senior cleric taking care of a junior one Servant minister Some church officials Some men in church "___ Souls": Gogol "___ Souls," Gogol novel Sea near Jerusalem Sea or duck Six feet under, metaphorically Six feet under, so to speak Slower than slow, in retail Spent, as a battery Stagnant, as air Stephen King's The ___ Zone ___ Sea (part of Jordan's boundary) ___ Sea Scrolls ___ Sea, in Palestine. stillborn Something taken by a shooter Something taken by an archer Silence during a broadcast Silence during a radio broadcast Shoulder condition for many a pitcher, colloquially Skills that are no longer lively. Situation after a batter is hit by a pitch Spongers: Slang. Sponges of a sort. Sailor's concern Small recovery in stock prices after a big decline Smack dab in the middle Spy communication spots Soundproof Stifle, as a sound Sidney Kingsley drama. Site of many a turnaround Something that leads nowhere. Slum urchin. Streets with no exit Spots in mazes where you have to turn around Stopping points? Streets with no outlet Sound-proofed Sound attenuator Sound suppressor Soundproofing Soundproofs Sailor on the "Pinafore." Shooter who seldom misses Skilled shot Sure shooter Straight shooters? Super sharpshooters Stereotypical cameo role for a struggling actor Something not to be beaten Ship's cabin window. Some people work under one "Submit by" dates Situation from/in which no progress can be made Stalemate Stalemates Seven ___ sins Silent partner? septic Stumbling block for a beauty pageant contestant? Singer Pride's costume? Suitor who can be lethal? Sort who tells no tales, per an old saying Sixx: A.M. "___ Ballet" Swimming-lesson basic "So I'm going over there as a human shield -- or, as my friends call me, ___." Slipknot hit about the bad old times? Smack-dab accurate Stony-faced comedic delivery Showed no expression. SLOW MOVING VEHICLE Superhero portrayed by Ryan Reynolds Straight fastball, in baseball lingo Seeming clone Spitting images Sprint at top speed Salt Lake, between E. Palestine and W. Trans-Jordan. Salt lake (Lacus Asphaltites) Salt lake between Palestine and Jordan. Salt lake near Jerusalem, 1,292 ft. below level of Mediterranean. Salt lake, important source of potash for Israel. Saltiest body of water on Earth Salty body Scene of archeological discovery. Scroll source Scrolls site Scrolls source Scrolls were found on its shore Site famous for scrolls Sodom and Gomorrah were situated on it. Some of Jordan's border ___ Scrolls Smokin' hot Situation that makes stirring difficult Screeching halt Stephen King novel, with "The" Severely hearing-impaired Sign users Signing, perhaps Spurning advice Spurning all advice ___ Studies (Gallaudet University department) surd Signs of inattention Symbol of unreceptiveness. Stun with noise Stun with sound Stunned with noise. Stuns with acid rock Stuns with noise. Somewhat hard of hearing. Shutting out, as suggestions "Shut up and ___" "So here's the __" "Sounds fair" "Square" thing, maybe Sales goal Sales rep's goal Salesman's goal Seaport near Dover. Secret bargain: Colloq. Shady agreement Shaking event Shuffle follower Smoke-filled room product Something new in '32. Something to shake on Sounds fair to me Sports page news Square or New Square or raw Start a bridge hand Start a card game Start a card hand Start a game of cards Start a game of cribbage Start a game of gin Start a new hand Start a round of draw Start of a card game Start of a game Start of a hand Start playing stud Start the game Steal, perhaps Successful conclusion of a negotiation Successful conclusion to negotiations Successful negotiation result Summer resort in New Jersey. start Card game *Sell weaponry