Letter S 88000–88250

style creator Style with very short facial hair Show about a runway wardrobe malfunction? Secret schemes. Self-serving intent Selfish scheme Sketches Stars and stripes, and others Skillfully fashions roadside markings? "Star Trek" production company "Star Trek" studio Studio behind the original "Star Trek" Studio bought by Paramount Studio founded by Arnaz and Ball Studio renamed Paramount Television in 1967 Studio started by Arnaz and Ball Studio that green-lighted "Star Trek" silken "Streetcar" sign State of want Streetcar name Streetcar's name Strong appetite Strong longing Selinko heroine. Selinko novel. Singer of "Send in the Clowns" Shortcut created by foot traffic Strong urges Strongly wishing to have South Asians living abroad Second part of a redundant order Stop doing something Stop what you're doing Synonym and partner of "cease" Stopped, in legalese Stops an action Stops as a result of a court order, say Stops doing what one's doing "___ Set" (1957 Tracy/Hepburn film) "___ Set": 1957 Tracey film "___ Set," 1957 film School assignment? School furniture School necessity School piece School room item School seat School site School table Schoolroom assignment Schoolroom equipment. Schoolroom fixture Schoolroom furniture Schoolroom sight Schoolroom table Scribe's spot Scriptorium item Scrivener's place. Scrivener's post Secretarial position Secretary of sorts Secretary's workplace Secretary, for one Sergeant's place, at times Set for Katharine and Spencer Slate of games, informally Something to pound on. Something to work on Spot for a blotter Spot for a teacher's apple or Apple Spot for some pencil graffiti, at school Stand in an orchestra Standing ___ (office fixture) Stationery station Struggling rocker's daytime job Student aid Student's need Student's place Student's seat Student's spot Student's station Student's workplace Student's workstation Study feature Study fixture Study furniture Study piece Study station Study surface Surface for doing work or homework Surface of a cube? secretaire station Education Basics of Seated position? Sedentary career Sedentary occupation Sedentary position Spy's reaction to an early retirement offer? Studier's light Source of illumination for a writer Someone who can't stand working? School equipment. School fixtures School furnishings Schoolroom furnishings Schoolroom items Seats in a classroom Secretarial positions Secretaries, e.g. Sights in some bullpens Some IKEA purchases Some computer settings Some computing platforms Some office furniture Some secretaries Some transition from sitting to standing Spots for Scrooge and Cratchit Spots for pupils Spots for students and teachers Standing expenses at some offices? Staples in the office? Student's work stations Students sit at them Students' furniture Students' stations Students' tables Study stations Station house executive. Stationer's offering Stenos et al., perhaps Some come with calendars Stationery store purchases Stationery store stock Spot for computer icons Spots for in-boxes Spots to find mice? Set of office tasks Sponge spicule. Stilbite, a common mineral. SOUTH American bat "State Fair" setting State capital on its own river Source of the quote "If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor" South African activist South African archbishop (2009) structure in the cell membranes of adjacent cells that binds them together solitariness Spanish explorer who crossed the Mississippi River Spanish explorer credited with discovering the Mississippi River Spaniard granted the right to conquer Florida by Charles V Spanish explorer Hernando Spanish explorer who discovered the Mississippi Studebaker alternative Some antique autos Some early automobiles Song whose music video was surpassed by Pinkfong's "Baby Shark Dance" as the most-viewed video on YouTube, in 2020 "Shall I wasting in ___ . . . " Slough of despond. State of deep depression sent Subject of a vegan's tirade, with "at"? Saucy maid in "Cosi fan tutte" Sneeze (at) set at naught set no store by sniff at snort at showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt *Suburb near O'Hare Steal valuable possession from Sherman at Atlanta Slough of ___ suicidal tendency Saddam was one Satrap System espoused by tyrants statism Saddam et al. Strict taskmasters Scale, as fish. She sang "You Gotta Be" in 1994 Singer with the 1994 hit "You Gotta Be" Singer with the album "I Ain't Movin'" Singer with the hit "You Gotta Be" Stack, in England Shortcake. Skip it Some save room for it Something a loser may skip Sorbet Soy milk pudding, for example Split, e.g. Subject of an indulgence Sugary menu course Sweet conclusion Sweet course eaten at the end of a meal Sweet course, usually Sweet ending Sweet finish Sweet menu course Sweet serving, often spumoni sweet course served at the end of a meal Sideboard: Fr. Someone who teaches people the difference between flan and creme brulee? Sweet place to be marooned? Sweet courses served after a meal Strudels and sundaes Sundaes and mooncakes Sweet meal enders Sweet menu courses Sweets, in England. String around a cake box? Sauternes or Tokay Sweet sherry, e.g. Succès ___. Space traveler's legend Set apart for a certain purpose Sets apart for a certain purpose. Sets apart for a purpose Sets aside for a specific purpose. Seer's "revelation" "Survivor" singers Showing no vestige of. Sorely lacking Stone broke squalor Sprightly, in music Smash to pieces Ship in the game Battleship Submarine's enemy sniper Smallest Battleship pieces Shipwrecks subversion Stewart film Stewart oater role Stewart role: 1939 Stewart title role sweating STATE of disuse State of being out of use SKIPPING from one thing to another Short form for a police department rank S. Spade or M. Hammer SFO opponent in the 2012 World Series SFPD rank SFPD title Sgt. Friday, e.g.