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"She-Hulk" actress Renée __ Goldsberry Sporty Lotus model Stefanik who is the youngest woman ever elected to Congress Saying "I dunno," say Slurring over of a vowel. Something Cap'n Crunch has Sound loss Sound omission Speaker's omission Speaker's shortcut Speech shortening Striking out part of a word. Suppression of a vowel. Syllable omission Syllable skipping Syncope. Speakers' shortcuts Sheriff's proxy. Substitute for a sheriff. Sheriffs' understudies. Senator Slotkin of Michigan Steamer of pro skateboarding Steamer of skateboarding SPECIAL group Select body Select bunch Select citizenry Select or elect Selected as the best Selectric selection Several cuts above Silk-stockings Size of typewriter type Small typewriter type. Smallish type size Social Register folks Social Register group Social Register listing Social Register people Social creme de la creme Social crème de la crème Social register listees Social superiors Socially superior Socially superior group Socially superior sorts Society's 400 Society's 400, e.g. Society's best Squad's first platoon Status holders Super-selective Superachievers Superior class salt of the earth society High swell society Suds for the rich and famous? Sweet Sixteen winners S. S. men. SOCIETY people Select groups Smart sets Special groups Superior groups Superior types SWAT team or Navy SEAL group, e.g. Selection bias? Snob's doctrine Snobbish quality Snobbish stance Snobbishness Snobby belief Something populists revile SOCIALLY pretentious person Snob of a sort Snobbish sort Snobby one Snobby sort Snooty sort Someone with clearly better taste in everything than you (duh) Stereotypical one-percenter Supercilious sort Supporter of the 1%, say someone who believes in rule by an elite group SOCIALLY exclusive people Snobbish sorts Snobbish types Snobby types Snobs Some hipsters Stuck-up folks Supercilious sorts Star who played Tuco in "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" Sample from the fountain of youth. Snake oil Snake oil salesman's bottleful Snake oil salesman's sale Snake-oil salesman's offering Sorcerer's concoction Sovereign remedy Substance that cures all ills? Sweet medicine. show product Medicine Amount of Supposed life prolongers Sweet medicinal beverages Shak.'s era She's a Brit. royal Sonnet type: Abbr. Schuyler sister who married Alexander Hamilton Shavian professor's pupil Shaw character Doolittle Shaw character. Shaw heroine Shaw's "Will ye-oo py me f'them?" speaker Shaw's Cockney heroine Shaw's Doolittle Shaw's Miss Doolittle She called her patron 'Enry She escaped from Simon Legree. She fled across the icy Ohio. She sings "Helpless" in "Hamilton" She wants to "talk proper...like a lye-dy" Singer Doolittle Sister to Angelica and Peggy in "Hamilton" Slave in "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Slave woman in "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Spouse of Alexander Hamilton Stowe character Stowe's ice crosser Stowe's ice-crosser Subject of a '60s movie remake? SAINT John the Baptist, mother of She dies for love of Tannhaeuser. She's twenty-six today. St. ___ of Hungary: Nov. 19 Shakespeare queen Subject of many biographies. She married Richard Burton two times She played Rebecca in the 1952 "Ivanhoe" She was Fred Flintstone's mother-in-law Star of 20A and 48A Star who turned 70 on February 27, 2002 Star who's been in many unions Scott Brown rival Senator who contributed five recipes to the "Pow Wow Chow" cookbook Senator who wrote "A Fighting Chance," 2014 She crossed the icy Ohio. Sambar cousin Sambar relative Scandinavian meat Second-largest deer Second-largest of the deer family Shoeleather. Sight at Rocky Mountain National Park Sighting at Yellowstone Social-club member Soft cattlehide leather Soft leather source Soft shoe leather Some bulls Something stuck in a rut? Source of a bugle call Source of some burger meat Source of some velvet Species whose males have antlers State animal of Utah Steppe-dwelling cervid Stuffed head on a wall, perhaps SAMUEL, father of Seat belt slogan Screen siren Sommer Sexy Sommer Sommer Sommer of The Oscar Sommer of film Sommer on screen Sommer Actress Sommer from Berlin Sommer in "A Shot in the Dark" Sommer in "The Money Trap" Sommer in "The Winds of War" Sommer in Hollywood Sommer in Southern California Sommer in cinema Sommer in the cine Sommer in the cinema Sommer in the movies Sommer of "A Shot in the Dark" Sommer of "Deadlier Than the Male" Sommer of "Exit Sunset Boulevard" Sommer of "Ten Little Indians" Sommer of "The Art of Love" Sommer of "The Double McGuffin" Sommer of "The Money Trap" Sommer of "The Prisoner of Zenda" Sommer of "The Prize" Sommer of "The Prize," 1963 Sommer of "The Treasure Seekers" Sommer of "The Winds of War" Sommer of 1960s-'70s films Sommer of Berlin Sommer of Hollywood Sommer of cinema Sommer of filmdom Sommer of filmland Sommer of films Sommer of movies Sommer of screendom Sommer of the cinema Sommer of the screen Sommer on the screen Sommer on the silver screen Sommer on-screen Sommer who starred in "The Oscar" but has never won an Oscar Sommer who starred in "The Oscar," but didn't win any Oscars Sommer whose real last name is Schletz Star Sommer Stephen's The Oscar love interest Sultry Sommer Sultry Sommer, of 1960s cinema Sommer and namesakes Sommer et al. Sommer's namesakes Sommer's reliever? South Bend City near South Bend neighbor South Bend suburb Satirical novelist Stanley Stanley who wrote "George Mills" Stanley who wrote "The Magic Kingdom" Skeleton Dance author Aaron Silver State city Site of Bing's Nevada ranch. Southwest Nevada city Stop on the Pony Express Sambars. Scholar Service Trip sponsor Service group that began as the Jolly Corks Service-club members Shriners rivals Some Yellowstone beasts Some are knights Some become knights Some big game Some buglers Some club members Some forest rangers Some fraternal brothers Some fraternal fellows