Letter S 84750–85000

Stripped of wings. Sell fuse boxes? Seller of goods Shoe man? Shoe user? Someone who'll give you a hand Strung-out rocker's enabler Stud handler? Supervisor of deck hands Shopkeepers. Some card players Some casino personnel Some casino staff Sell as a business Sell, as merchandise *Speculate, in a way Sometimes they're shady social or verbal interchange Skilled negotiators "Sure, I'll play!" Sale offerings Salesman's scores Secret bargains. Shady managers' are dirty Shoppers' pursuits Some are raw Some business moves Sports trades Starts a card game Starts a rubber Starts hearts, say Starts of card games Starts off a hand Super buys Sells Services at some tables Sent a card? Served up Set up for solitaire Sold, with "in" Started a bridge game. Started a card game Started a poker game Started a round of cards Started a rubber Started stud Started the card game Started the hand Started twenty-one Started war? Start stud SENIOR member STP guitarist DeLeo Sammy's Rat Pack pal Sausage king Jimmy Sausage man Jimmy Sausage purveyor Jimmy School administrator School adviser School advisor School appointment School biggie School disciplinarian School head School leader School master. School official School official who reports to a chancellor or a provost School overseer Segway inventor Kamen Senior clergyman Senior man in a group. Senior member of a group. Senior member of any body. Senior of a body of men. Senior of a group Senior one She has control of her faculties Singer Jimmy or actor James Singer Martin Singer who sold sausage Singers Jan and____ Smith or Jones Someone making a special list in December? Statesman Rusk Stockwell of "Gentleman's Agreement" Student body overseer Student leader? Student overseer Students' counsellor. Superman portrayer Cain Swift's title. Sylvia Rivera Law Project founder Spade "Strawberry Wine" country singer Carter Superman in "Lois & Clark" Superman portrayer of 1990s TV Silas ___, U.S. diplomat Silas ___, U.S. patriot Silas ___, emissary of the Continental Congress to France Silas ___, first American diplomat to France Silas of 1700's Silas of Revolutionary days Silas of diplomacy Silas of the Continental Congress Silas or Seamus Silas who was a diplomat to France Silas who was the United States' first foreign diplomat (1776) Shillings: Slang. School VIP's residence Silas and family Singer from Ohio. Singer-comedian from Ohio. "Star Trek" empath Troi "Star Trek: TNG" character Troi "Star Trek: TNG" commander Troi "Star Trek: TNG" counselor __ Troi "Star Trek: YNG" empath Scholars make their lists School VIPs School administrators School advisors School bigwigs School heads School leaders School officials Senior members Senior members in groups of men. Seniors in a group Stockwell and Koontz Scholarship roster. Scholastic goal "__ Sir or Madam . . ." "__ Sir or Madam . . ." (letter starter) "___ Sir or Madame" Start of a letter to a loved one Salutation on a letter. Salutation starter Salutatory word. San Diego suburb Seriously expensive Start of a diary entry Start of a letter Start of a letter to John Start of a salutation. Start of an advice column question Start of many a diary entry Start of many a letter Start of many handwritten letters Start of many letters Sugar alternative Sugarpie Sweet pea Sweetpea someone regarded with affection Start for someone seeking advice Start of a missive to Ms. Van Buren Support column Salutation in an Anaheim baseball fan's letter? Start of a classic request for advice Start of a former advice column Start of a letter to Landers Start of a letter to a longtime advice columnist Start of a request for advice Start of an old advice column Site of the famous Edison Institute. Start of a letter to one's besties? Start of a letter home, maybe Start of a letter to Mr. Boone. Start of a personal note Salutation for a love letter. Salutation in an old-fashioned love letter Soft letter opener? Start of a love letter Start of some letters Sweetie alternative Salutation to an out-of-shape friend? Start of a form letter, perhaps Singles-bar frequenters? "So Long, __" ("Hello, Dolly!" song) Singer Blossom Sweetheart, quaintly Soho darlings Sweetie pies *Start of a classic breakup letter Start of a split? Something to hang on for Spouse's objection after a particularly forceful kiss? Salutation to a first-time father? Start of a columnist's reply Start of a message from the editor Start of a message to magazine subscribers Sir and John Sweet little darlings Sweet people Sweet things Seasonal salutation Seasonal wish list salutation Start of a Christmas letter Start of a December letter, maybe Start of a letter of request Start of a letter to the North Pole Start of a message touting one's goodness Start of a seasonal letter Start of a seasonal request Start of a yearly letter Start of an annual request Start of an anti-coal petition Start of many Christmas missives Start of many year-end delivery requests Standard letter phrase. Start of a formal letter Start of an announcement Scarce supply Scarcity; famine Serious lack Serious shortage Serious shortfall Severe lack Severe shortage Situation of need scantiness seven lean years short age Scarcities Shortages Study of shortages? Snookum's kin Sweetheart, sarcastically Sweetie or honey Sweetie-pie! SARIN-induced symptom Sudden ___ (overtime format) Southwestern certainties? Streep comedy *Staging of a narc sting? Super-tight grasp Sermon subject, literally? "So attention must be paid ..." Subtitle for the Jay-Z single with the lyric "Get back to rap, you T-Painin' too much" Sci-fi shocker Sci-fi effects that are beyond stunning "Six Feet Under" events Slasher film plethora Sudden ___ (NFL tie-breakers) Sudden ___ (overtimes) Sudden ___ (tie-breakers) Sci-fi battle site Sci-fi superweapon Subject of Obi-Wan's line "That's no moon. It's a space station" Scene of TV series.