Letter S 105750–106000

Some fraternal members Some game in the woods Some game with antlers Some large deer Some lodge brothers Some lodge members Some service club members Shape formed by an extended thumb and index fingers Shape of a corner sofa Shape of a right angle Shape of a shelf bracket Shape of a wing Shape of many six-sided rooms Shape of most six-sided rooms Shape of some building additions Shape of some desks Shape of some docks Shape of some rooms Shape of some six-sided rooms Shape of some sofas Shape of some two-part desks Sharp right shape Shelf bracket shape Shelf bracket, e.g. Shelf-bracket shape Simple addition Six-sided room shape Sort of extension Square-corner shape Stanford White extension Start to love? Stovepipe joint. Structural addition Subject of a museum fundraiser, perhaps Swiss hero shape Angular prefix "Scarlett" daughter "She" in Seville "She" in Spanish "Sweetpea" star Purnell "___ Sings Broadway" (1963 album) "___ Sings Gershwin" (1950 album) "___ Sings Gershwin" (1950 jazz album) "___ Swings Lightly" (1958 vocal jazz album) Scat legend with the last name Fitzgerald Singer known for "Dream a Little Dream of Me" Scat queen Fitzgerald Singer titled "The First Lady of Song" S.N.C.C. activist Baker S.N.C.C. adviser Baker S.N.C.C. founder Baker SNCC strategist Baker SPANISH she Salmon ending Salmon follower Salmon tail? Salmon's end Salmon's tail? Satchmo collaborator Scarlett O'Hara's daughter Scarlett's daughter Scarlett's daughter in "Scarlett" Scarlett's first daughter in the book "Gone With the Wind" Scat First name in Scat Lady Scat artist Fitzgerald Scat cat Scat expert Scat first name Scat legend Fitzgerald Scat legend, familiarly Scat master Fitzgerald Scat name Scat queen Scat queen Fitzgerald Scat queen, familiarly Scat singer Scat singer Fitzgerald Scat singer extraordinaire Scat singing legend Scat specialist Scat star Scat vocalist Scat woman Scat-singing Fitzgerald Scatter Fitzgerald Scatter extraordinaire Scatter in record stores? Scatter of fame Scatter of jazz Scatter of note? Scatter on the stage Scatter supreme Scatter to admire Scatter with Grammys Scatter with style Scatter's first name Scatter's name Scatting Fitzgerald Scatting legend Fitzgerald Self-titled 1969 jazz album Self-titled album by the First Lady of Song Self-titled album of 1969 Self-titled jazz album of 1969 She collaborated on a "Porgy and Bess" album with Louis She performed with Duke She performed with Duke and Dizzy She played Maggie in "Pete Kelly's Blues" (1955) She sang with Dizzy and Duke She sang with Duke She sang with Duke and Dizzy She sang with Louis She sang with Louis and Duke She sang with Louis on a 1958 "Porgy and Bess" album She scats like mad She scats with cats She, from Spain She, in Barcelona She, in Capri She, in Italia. She, in Italy. She, in Madrid She, in Naples or Nogales She, in Salerno She, in San Juan She, in Sevilla She, in Siena She, in Sonora She, in Spain She, in Turin She, in Valencia She, in Venice She, south of the border She, to Enrique She, to Shakira She: It. She: Ital. She: Italian She: Sp. She: Span. She: Spanish. Signora Singer Eyre or Henderson Singer Fitzgerald Singer Fitzgerald or Yelich-O'Connor Singer Fitzgerald, for one Singer Logan Singer Lorde's given name Singer Mae Morse Singer Mai named after singer Fitzgerald Singer Mai or Fitzgerald Singer Mai with the 2018 hit "Boo'd Up" Singer Raines. Singer on a 2007 Black Heritage postage stamp, familiarly Singer who recorded for Verve, casually Singer with Count and Duke Singer with Duke Singer with Duke and Count Singer with Louis and Duke Singer-songwriter ___ Mai Singing Fitzgerald Singing legend Fitzgerald Social reformer Baker Songstress Fitzgerald Sooty heroine Spanish 101 pronoun Spanish feminine pronoun Spanish for "she" Spanish pronoun Suffix for citron Suffix with "salmon" Suffix with citron Swing singer Fitzgerald Syllables repeated in Rihanna's "Umbrella" Scatter from Newport News Singer known as the "Queen of Jazz" Simmons who was the United States' first Black female immunologist Singer Morse Singer Morse with the 1952 hit "The Blacksmith Blues" Singer whose "Boo'd Up" won the 2019 Grammy for Best R. & B. Song Singer with the 2018 hit "Boo'd Up" Scat singer's corporate transaction? Star of "Phantom Lady": 1944 Singer Fitzgerald et al. Singer Fitzgerald, and others Singers Mai and Fitzgerald Singer Fitzgerald wed to villain Darth "She" in French "She" in French or "they" in Spanish "Super 8" costar Fanning She in French Supermodel's magazine in Paris Salon magazine Sand's "___ et Lui" Self-defeating periodical? Self-descriptive French name She in Cherbourg She in Paris She to Pierre She in Paree She, at the Sorbonne She, in Arles She, in Bordeaux She, in Caen She, in Cannes She, in Chamonix She, in France She, in Gay Paree She, in Lyon She, in Marseille She, in Marseilles She, in Montreal She, in Nice She, in Quebec She, in Savoie She, in Sedan She, in Somme She, in St. Lo She, in Sèvres She, in Toulouse She, in Vichy She, on the Seine She, overseas She, to Chanel She, to Chevalier She, to Marie She: Fr. She: French. Shelfmate of Allure Shelfmate of Vogue Singer King with the 2014 hit "Ex's & Oh's" Singer of the opening Broadway show tune "Omigod You Guys" Singular "they," in Spanish Sister mag of "Paris Match" Sister of Dakota Spanish digraph Sponsoring publication of TV's "Project Runway" Sports anchor Duncan Style magazine Stylish magazine Stylish newsstand pick Stylish reading matter Supermodel MacPherson Swimsuit model MacPherson Swiss linear unit ___ Style Awards ___ Style Awards (annual honors since 1997) she French words "Super 8" actress, 2011 She played Princess Aurora in "Maleficent"