Letter S 88500–88750

Scottish chemist Scottish chemist Sir James Scottish chemist and physicist. Scottish chemist who invented the vacuum flask Surname on White Label scotch bottles Scotch brand Scotch with a highlander on its label Sibling of Huey and Louie Successful N. Y. candidate. Supporter of Eisenhower nomination. Surprise also-ran in 1948 Surprise loser of 1948 Seeing everything in terms of progressive education? State of the lawn at dawn. Slain Dutch statesman: 1672 Skin fold under an ox's neck. Skin hanging from a dog's neck Something found on a hound Sun-dried, possibly Sprinkles. "___ shoulders / of my paper robe / heat-waves" (Basho poem) Spangled with droplets Sparkling early Strewn with droplets Sentimental, in a way Something served in the court covered with rainwater? Showtime title forensic technician, familiarly Showtime's serial killer protagonist, familiarly Stimulating sulfate, for short stimulant drug Saxophonist Gordon Shoes Big name in Showtime crime drama, 2006-13 Showtime crime series Showtime crime series, 2006-13 Showtime drama with a serial-killer protagonist Showtime serial killer Showtime series about a psychopath Showtime title vigilante Sinister opposite sometimes Skill in handling sleight sticky substance obtained from starch SCOTTISH dairymaid Scottish words dairymaid She played Grace Van Owen on "L.A. Law" She played Laurie Partridge She played a Partridge She played the elder Partridge sister She was Laurie Partridge Susan of L.A. Law Susan on L.A. Law Susan ___ plays Grace Van Owen Susan ___, TV actress Susan of "Echo Park" Susan of "L. A. Law" Susan of "Looker" Susan of "The Partridge Family" Susan of old TV's "The Partridge Family" Susan the Partridge Susan the TV Partridge Susan who came back for "L.A. Law: The Movie" Susan who played a Partridge Susan who played one of the Partridges Susan who starred on TV's "The Partridge Family" Susan, of Echo Park Susan, played Laurie Partridge Supermodel Agyness Susan of L.A. Law et al. Sheikdom ender Sheikdom, Abu ___ Saudi Arabian oil center Small native state in Central India. Sitcom role for Jenna Siva Sitcom enjoyed by William Kidd? Shipper with red-and-yellow trucks Shipping choice Shipping company with yellow boxes Shipping option "Sons and Lovers" author Space object with an event horizon sailing vessel East Indian Sarilike garment worn by many Indians Skirtlike Indian men's garments Ship of the Indian Ocean. Ship with a lateen sail Simple Arab boat sailing vessel Arabian capital Ships of the Indian Ocean. Ships of the Red Sea. Some A's Some A.L. (but not N.L.) players Some A.L. batters Some A.L. players Some A.L. sluggers Some A.L.'ers Some AL players, but not NL players Some M.L.B. players Some MLB batters Some MLB hitters Some batters, for short Some cleanup men Some players at the Jake Subjects of the 2004 book "All Bat, No Glove" SERBIAN political group Scott character Sorghum vulgare "Something Real" band Meg & ___ "Sábado," e.g. Spanish word for "day" Spanish word for "day" Shortened form of a Latin phrase meaning "by day" SPANISH day Sabado o domingo San José day Semana part Semana segment Semana seventh Seventh of a Spanish week Shinbone Small fraction of a _mes_ Spanish for "day" Sábado o domingo Sábado or domingo Sábado, por ejemplo Starlix, a drug to help control this, has been approved by the FDA someone who has diabetes Spicily flavored Satanic activity Screenwriter Cody who won an Oscar for "Juno" Spanish devil __ sauce (hot stuff for tacos) Satanism SPINNING-top game Spool-on-a-string toy String-and-top game study of devils Sacristy Symbol that helps guide pronunciation Sponge spicule: Var. Sign of royalty Statue of Liberty feature Symbolic headband. Sparkling adornments Symbols of royal dignity Symbols for Charlotte and Emily Brontë Screen meas. Slant: Abbr. Slanting line: Abbr. Slanty type, for short Sq. bisector Square's corner-to-corner line: Abbr. "San Diego" anagram severalise subject to a medical analysis Series on which Dick Van Dyke played a doctor who solves crimes with his detective son *Shortcut path, maybe Short cut, maybe Shortcut, at times Shortcut, maybe Stretch of shops in J.K. Rowling's London Slash symbol, e.g. Slanting line slanting lines Scatter plot, e.g. Schematic drawing Schematic representation Sentence breakdown Sentence model used in language teaching Simplified drawing Simplified representation sketch showing the form or workings of something Select a TV program Something people have often been told not to touch Speed __ (phone feature) Speed __ (smartphone feature) Speedometer part. Start a call, anachronistically Start a phone call Station changer Sun clock. Surveying compass. Swatch face Switch TV channels select a number Start of some service company names Source of mirth in some cities Soapy devotion via phone Service run by the band They Might Be Giants that was nothing more than their answering machine Shanghainese, e.g. Specific vocabulary Speech form Substandard language form semantics slangy Sicilian Italian and others Southern and such Southern et al. Shocking plot to kill Toto? "Stop being such a pompous jerk!" Start of a 1954 Hitchcock title Start of a Hitchcock film title Suggestion of uncertainty, as in a legal context SKETCH SHOW ON BBC RADIO 4 IN THE 1980S Summon the operator Screenplay element Script lines Script makeup Script text Scripted lines Scripts, mostly Series of talks Short conversation? Some back-and-forth, briefly Screen window displaying prompts (var.) Some boxes on computer screens Screenplay component Screenwriter's output Start a long-distance call, maybe Set in a cockpit Some controls Some rotund faces. Some selectors Speedometers, typically Shower bar brand Sign of a working phone Signal to place a call Sound after a hang-up Sound around a cradle Sound from a receiver Sound of the open line. Sound on a landline phone Signals from cells? Sounds from a Princess phone Sounds from receivers Sounds heard on landlines Surfing needs, perhaps Slow online connection Sort of Web access Screeching Internet connector Spherical meas. substance exhibiting diamagnetism SEQUINED fabric SPARKLING textile fabric "Star of Africa." Shea shape Song-writer Neil Stone in part of baseball playing area Stone or suit