Letter S 91500–91750

Somersault, say Somersault / Start football game / Invent some language Sell well Some E.R. cases "__ say!": parental warning "___ say!" (parental edict) Seethe (Norway) Serve one's tour Serve time Smear: Var. Stink it up Sleigh-pulling horse of song Stereotypical farm horse Stereotypical farm plodder Stereotypical horse Sun-dried brick, for short Sleek, muscular breed, familiarly Scotch-Brite cleaning product Sitcom role for Dwayne Sun-dried brick: Var. standard monetary unit of São Tomé e Principe Salon owner's desire? Savage of pulp fiction Savage or Holliday Savage, for one Sawbones Sawbones's moniker Script writer Scrubs wearer Seven Dwarfs leader Severenson Severinsen Severinsen or Holliday Short miner Shortest-named dwarf Shot orderer Shrink, say Sleepy associate? Sleepy bud Sleepy co-worker Sleepy cohort? Sleepy colleague Sleepy friend? Sleepy mate Sleepy pal Sleepy sidekick? Sleepy's bespectacled pal Sleepy's buddy Sleepy's friend Sleepy's pal Sneezy associate Sneezy buddy Sneezy colleague Sneezy's brother. Sneezy's colleague Sneezy's friend Sneezy's pal Snow White adorer Snow White devotee Snow White's bespectacled consort Snow White's bespectacled friend Snow White's pal Snow White's protector Something to be filed, in brief Spectacled dwarf Spoonerizing dwarf Spoonerizing toon Stammering Disney dwarf Stethoscope user Studious-looking dwarf Sundance genre, briefly "Seis" doubled Spanish word for "twelve" Some lecturers Sheep-like Sheeplike disposition "(Sittin' On) The ___ of the Bay" Seaport structure Sitting setting in a 1968 hit song Spot to park one's yacht Staten Island ferry slip Stevedore's milieu shipyard Ship-berthing charge. Shipping fee? Stevedores' milieux Stops at a space station Stevedore's dog? SHIP, enclosure for building or repairing SHIP-repairs, place for SHIPBUILDING area Ship repair site Shipbuilding spot on the waterfront "Spider-Man" baddie Spider-Man opponent Spidey foe Severinsen living in San Francisco? Savage and Holliday Savage and OR people? Sawboneses Scrip writers Severinsen and Holliday Severinsen and a dwarf Severinsen et al. Shot orderers Shrinks, e.g. Sneezy's friend and others Some Dropbox files, informally Some HMO personnel Some _JAMA_ readers Some email attachments, for short Steinbeck character and others. Stethoscope wearers, for short Schweitzer. Strangelove or Kildare Surgeon or internist Surgeon, e.g. Surgeon, for one Severinsen's degree? Some collegians' aim. spinetail surgeonfish Sax Rohmer character Salinger's initial occupation? Schweitzer, Bunche, etc. Seuss and Watson Some residents Steven King book Sheet to excuse an absence Sign outside a closed clinic? Selection of billfolds for medical professionals? [2016, 2008] Shout following a medical breakthrough? stubbornly insistent on theory without regard for practicality or suitability School of thought Set of guidelines Something you can believe in Statement of policy set of religious or political principles set of religious or political principls Schools of thought Semi-fictional movie Semifictional film genre Secy. Mark Esper's domain Shaping mold Sen. Weicker's colleague from Conn. Senator Chris Senator Christopher from Connecticut Senator Christopher or Thomas Senator from Conn. Senator of 1967 censure Shake or tremble. Shaky walker Source of cameline oil Slow and unsteady Shadow producer Shift suddenly. Shifty trick Sneaky trick side-movement Sport that involves ducking Santa Fe Trail town Successfully evaded something unpleasant Show off fancy footwork in a food fight? Sandy Koufax, once SMALL HANDBILLS Series players. Six-time World Series champs Step 2: An old baseball team Shifts suddenly. Shifty tricks. Skillfully avoids "Stay away from that window or you'll freeze!" Sliding ___ Suspicious, to a Brit Smith who wrote "The Hundred and One Dalmatians" Stevens who sang "Pink Shoe Laces" (1959) Simpleminded one Slang for old fashioned person Slow one Slow-to-adapt type Slow-witted person Slow-witted sort Symbol of density Symbol of extinction. Symbol of obsoleteness. someone whose style is out of fashion Stupid aviarist's quarry? South Africa's East London Museum has the world's only known example of this Schlemiels Some extinct birds Square ones Stupid persons SEAT of oracle of Zeus Spin out a car on purpose Simpletons: colloq. Slow-witted ones Slow-witted sorts Scott's Meg Samuel Bodman's org. Scale starter, per "The Sound of Music" Secret party name Seeker of big bucks? She brings in the bucks? She doesn't have antlers She fawns over fawns She has no antlers She in a warren She isn't a buck, but she sounds like a synonym of "bucks" She lacks horns She may be fawning She may be out for a buck She rabbit She spawns fawns She's a deer She's a real deer She's looking for a fast buck She's out for a buck? She-goat Singer John from punk legends X, appropriately Source of soft, smooth leather. Sow : pig :: ___ : koala Stag mate Stag's date? Stag's mate Stag's partner Stag's sweetheart Surname ascribed to an unknown Surname assigned to an unknown Surname for an anonymous party Surname for an unknown Surname of anonymity Surname providing anonymity Surname suggesting anonymity Sylvan creature Start of a scale model Stereotypical ingenue facial feature Saul's chief herdsman Saul's herdsman SOUTH African cloth SOUTH African head-cloth square of cloth worn on the head by women Shaker and mover Shaker, so to speak She's busy Slacker's opposite Sloth eschewer Solver. Someone not just sitting on the sidelines Suffix for "evil" Second baseman Bobby whose #1 was retired by the Red Sox