Letter S 93000–93250

Symbol of lifelessness Symbols of death? S African tree with yellow or white flowers Subject of a drawing, perhaps "Stoned Immaculate: The Music of the ___" "Swinging ___," Haggard hit Saloon swingers Sedan items. Sedan's four Sliders or swingers Sliding or revolving items Some are French Some are ajar Some are revolving Some are sliding Some of them are French Some portals Some revolve Some revolvers Some slide and some revolve Some sliders Some swing both ways Subject of a subway announcement Subway car features Swingers Swingers in a saloon Swinging and revolving. Swinging fixtures in a saloon Swinging items. Swinging things Spot for a welcome mat Slam preventer Swing preventer, of a sort Slam preventers Salesman's beat Salesman's route Second leg of the Triple Crown Stopper found on a floor Spot for Whitman's blooming lilacs Ski-___ (snow vehicles) Second try Second attempts, informally Singing genre of the '50s Singing style of the '50s Singing style of the 1950s Singing style popular in the 1950s Singing style with African-American roots Some a cappella singing Specialty of the Marcels Street corner genre Street-singing genre Style of Billy Joel's "The Longest Time" Style of Randy and the Rainbows Style of group singing Sings in a 1950s style, say Something completely remarkable Something ___ (extraordinary) Special somethings Sports score most likely to be on the highlight reel? SOUTH African beverage SOUTH African brandy ___ stick (lapidary item) "Sounds chill" STUPEFYING drink Slangy drugs Slip a Mickey Solve, with "out" Stoolie's news Super-cool, in slang Suss (out) Slipped a Mickey Solved, with "out" Sussed (out) Suss, in slang Sports cheater Steroids addict Sports cheaters Simpletons or fools Stupid persons: Slang. Source of horse racing info Stupid bedding salesman's item? Smack on the back of the head Solves, in slanguage Student of the race sheets "Snow White" miner Seven Dwarfs' only beardless member Silent Disney Dwarf Silent character in Disney's first feature-length cartoon Silent dwarf Silent friend of Snow White Silent movie miner Silliest of Snow White's seven Sluggish from sedatives Snow White friend Snow White's beardless pal Snow White's favorite Snow White's nonspeaking pal Speechless dwarf Speechless miner of fiction Spiky hairstyle feature? Speed-reading aid [named for Christian] Send out press releases, e.g. Stupefied (Var.) Sarkozy's golden Siècle ___ (Louis XIV's reign) Style of arch. "Swiper, no swiping!" speaker of children's TV Seven-year-old TV character whose last name is Marquez Seven-year-old explorer She goes exploring She has a monkey friend named Boots She has a squirrel friend named Tico She may not be so dumb She's an explorer She's dumb Spanish-speaking explorer Spanish-teaching explorer Spenlow, of "David Copperfield" Surrealist Maar Swiper's companion of children's TV ___ Spenlow (Dickens girl) S. A. catfish South American catfish Swordfish constellation Swordfish in the sky Scarf over the scalp Snug headgear Some head coverings Some headgear Site of a Miami P.G.A. tournament Site of golf's "blue monster" Site of golfing's Ryder Open Suburb of Miami She inspired Picasso's "The Weeping Woman" stupid, inept, or clumsy person She made coats for widows. She sewed for the poor Shepherdess in "Winter's Tale." Scale beginners Scale pair Scale sequence Scale starters Schary Schary of vintage Hollywood Schary of Hollywood Sol-fa syllables. Start of the scale. Starting scale notes Striped Indian muslin. Scale beginning Scale notes Scale progression Scale to the third Scale trio Scales start Sequence before fa-sol-la Shekels Singing trio. Slang for money Slangy money Slangy stocking stuffer Song from "The "Sound of Music" Sound of Music song Sounds of music Start of a musical series Start of a scale Start of the musical scale Starting notes in music Steps on a music scale String before fa-sol-la Singer's warm-up words. S.S. Andrea ___ Some ancient Greeks Striped Indian muslins. Sans serif Scottish dialect Simple column style Simple type of Greek column Simplest Greek architectural order. Style of column Style of column at Berlin's Brandenburg Gate Small fishing boats Small seaworthy craft. She had fifty daughters. She played Julie in "Julie," 1956 Socialite Duke Songstress Day. Sportscaster Burke "Secret Love" singer Singer who played the title role in "Calamity Jane" Singer/actress in "Teacher's Pet" Star of "Julie." Star of 1953's "Calamity Jane" She played Marie Barone in "Everybody Loves Raymond" Snack bit that was once an ingredient of a Pizza Hut pizza crust Snack chip Snack chip with a flavor called Cool American in some countries Snack-chip brand Spicy Sweet Chili chip Snack brand first produced at Disneyland in the 1960s Snack brand that ran a contest in 2008 to beam an ad into space Snack brand whose Japanese flavors include tuna mayonnaise and clam chowder Snack food brand Snack that comes in Jacked and Dinamita varieties Spice blend named after a chip brand Schoolyard term of abuse Social misfit, to some Socially awkward person Socially awkward sort Socially awkward type Surrey town famed for chickens Surrey town, famous for special breed of fowl. Social goofballs Socially awkward types Some "Freaks and Geeks" characters Stigmatized high school students Stigmatized students Seriously uncool Socially awkward Science fair trophy, to a jock? Student housing option Shared campus room S.M.U. housing School quarters Senior facility? Senior home? Senior housing? Something to cram in State quarters? Student quarters, for short Student quarters. Student res. Student residence Student's digs Student's pad Student's quarters Students' habitat Students' res "Sleeps", in a famous Puccini aria Sleeping state State of inactivity SUSPENDED growth, in state of (bot.) Sloping-roof window Style of window. Skylight alternatives Some windows Small rodents Small rodents with lengthy hibernations Small squirrellike animals Small, furry-tailed hibernators