Letter S 106750–107000

Secretive couple Some runaways Some soon-to-be marrieds Some who take the plunge Saves Dad the nuptial costs Saves roughly $80,000 in wedding costs, say Says "I do" at a Vegas drive-thru, say Says "I do" without the ado? Secretly forms a team? Secretly weds Seeks out a J.P. Skips a big ceremony Skips a big wedding Skips a ceremony Skips a certain ceremony Skips off (with) Skips the big wedding Skips the ceremony Skips the dos before the I do's? Skips the formal wedding Skips the reception, maybe Skips the registry, say Skips the rite stuff? Skips the showers Skips the wedding Slips off for rings Sneaks off to wed Splits to form a bond Splits to get hitched Splits to unite Splits with one's beloved Steals away Skipping the tux and gown Silver tongue Storied result of kissing the Blarney stone Sweet talking? Silver-tongued Smooth-spoken, yet powerful Speaking well Spanish Olympian's goal Spanish Olympian's quest Spanish gold Street food on a cob Street food topped with cotija Street snack whose flavorings inspired the Flamin' Hot Cheeto SOS, in Soho Spanish newspaper whose name means "The Country" Second largest continental US city with no major sports team Site of the "Sun Bowl." Site of the Chamizal National Memorial Site of the Sun City Craft Beer Festival Southwest's second-largest city Sun Bowl Stadium site Sun Bowl city Sun Bowl locale Sun Bowl setting Sun Bowl site Sun Bowl venue Singer of "No Good Deed," in {/Wicked/} Sodium zirconium silicate. Site of many Spanish hangings Spanish art center Seat of Canadian County, Oklahoma Spanish kingly decree header Suburb of Tucson. Spanish term for "the river" Scott of "Men in Trees" "Stringy" name for a cheap pot cigarette Slang for a cheap cigar Stogie, from the Spanish Sheriff Lobo on "B.J. and the Bear" Sheriff Lobo's first name Son of George and Jane Jetson Son on "The Jetsons" Student at Little Dipper School Suffix for pluralizing names ending in L Scrabble tiles between D and F Scullers' pair? Seven-time Presidents Cup competitor Seven-time winner of the World Match Play Championship Sextet in "All's Well . . . " Sextet in "Little Nellie Kelly" Shapes made by thumbs and index fingers Shapes of wall brackets Sights in the Bronx Sights in the Bx. Sights on Third Avenue in the mid-20th century Sights on high tracks Singh rival Sky lines? Small ones are depicted with a single stroke Smelly pair? Some Bklyn. trains Some Bronx lines Some Bronx trains Some Bronx transports Some Bx. trains Some CTA trains Some Chi trains Some Chi-town transportation Some Chicago lines Some Chicago trains Some RR's Some Scrabble tiles Some city lines Some city trains Some commuter lines Some commuter trains Some high rollers in Chi-town Some monorails Some municipal trains Some overheads Some people movers Some rail lines Some railroads Some railroads, briefly Some railroads, for short Some rails Some railway systems Some railways Some rapid transits Some rwys. Some tracks Some trains Some trains over the street Some transit lines Some urban commuter lines Some urban lines Some urban rails Some urban railways Some urban trains South African Ernie South African athlete South African driver of note South African golf great South African golf pro South African golfer South African golfer Ernie South African golfer named South African golfer with four major championships South African golfing great South African links man South African who twice won the U.S. Open South African with two U.S. Open wins Spanish articles Spelling center? Starts to live, laugh, and love Subway alternatives Subway branches Subway extensions Subway opposites Subway relatives Superways Suspended transports Swinging Ernie Systems of transportation. "Shocking pink" Schiaparelli "Show Yourself" singer in "Frozen II" Singer of "Let It Go" S Tex. city Schiaparelli Schiaparelli of fashion Schiaparelli who was a rival of Coco Chanel Screen star Lanchester Second wife of Einstein She "Let It Go" before going "Into the Unknown" She brought eternal winter to Arendelle, in "Frozen" She creates a monster named Marshmallow She lost her pride? She meets Honeymaren in {/Frozen II/} She played Frankenstein s bride She sings "Into the Unknown" in "Frozen II" She was "Born Free" She's buried in Kenya's Meru National Park Singer of "Into the Unknown" in "Frozen II" Singer of "Let It Go" in Disney's "Frozen" Sister in "Frozen" Sister of Anna in "Frozen" Sister of Duke Godfrey in "Lohengrin." Sister of Lustica in "Born Free" Sister of a character voiced by Kristen Bell Sister who brings the snowman Olaf to life Sister who sings "Into the Unknown" in "Frozen II" Snow Queen in "Frozen" Snow Queen in Disney's "Frozen" Snow Queen voiced by Idina Menzel Snow queen of "Frozen" Snow woman? Socialite Maxwell Spanish actress Pataky of "Fast & Furious 6" Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition cover model Benitez Star of "Born Free" Storied lion Storied lioness Style expert Klensch Style maven Klensch Supermodel Benitez Supermodel Benítez Swan knight's bride. Swedish model Hosk ___ Schneider, villainess in "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" School writing assignment Santa Ana Volcano locale Santa Ana's country Smallest Central American country Schiaparelli and Martinelli Schiaparelli and others Schiaparelli et al. Some Disney-inspired Halloween costumes Style expert Klensch and others ". . . simple beauty and naught __ . . .": Browning "So what --- is new?" "Somethin' ___" (Eddie Cochran song) "Something ___ Again" Chris DeBurgh "Something ___ by the Kinks" (1967 album) "Stop or __!" "Stop that or ___!" Second option's lead-in Sex Pistols "Something ___" Someone ___ (not me) Someone ___ (not you) Someone ___'s problem Someone is often to the left of it Someone's companion Someplace ___ (away) Something __ again Something __ entirely Something ___ (a lulu) Something ___ (a wow) Something ___ (extraordinary item) Something ___ (extraordinary thing) Something ___ (really special) Something ___ (stunning!) Something additional to. Something may be in front of it Something or anything follower Stereotypical threat's end Spanish-named Los Angeles suburb where "I Left My Wallet", in A Tribe Called Quest's debut single "Somebody __ Money": Wallflowers song "Somebody ___ Moon" (Collin Raye hit) "Someone ___ America" (1996 film) "Someone ___ Boy" (Connie Francis song) "Someone ___ Dream" (Faith Hill country hit) "Someone ___ Dream" (Faith Hill hit) "Someone ___ Dream" (Faith Hill) "Someone ___ Story" (song from the musical "Chess") Somebody -- problem Somebody __ (not mine) Someone -- (another person's) Someone -- (another's)