Letter S 112750–113000

Sister on "The Goldbergs" Soap name since 1970 Soap role for Susan Soap spitfire since 1970 Soap vamp __ Kane Soap vixen Kane Soap's Kane Soapy role of note Susan Lucci role Susan Lucci TV role Susan Lucci character Susan Lucci role on "All My Children" Susan Lucci soap role Susan Lucci's "All My Children" role Susan Lucci's Emmy role Susan Lucci's Emmy-winning role Susan Lucci's Emmy-winning soap role Susan Lucci's Kane Susan Lucci's TV character Susan Lucci's character Susan Lucci's daytime role Susan Lucci's role on "All My Children" Susan Lucci's soap role Susan Lucci's vamp Susan Lucci, on TV Susan on "All My Children" Susan on "All My Children," once Susan's "All My Children" role Susan's Emmy role Susan's Emmy soap role Susan's Emmy-winning role Susan's Emmy-winning soap role Susan's character Susan's daytime character Susan's long-time "All My Children" role Susan's longtime daytime character Susan's longtime daytime role Susan's longtime role Susan's role on "All My Children" Susan's soap role Susan's vixen Spring heath. "Shylock's Daughter" author Shrubs that share their name with women Star of "Hulk" Star of "Hulk" (2003) Star of "Troy" and "Munich" Star of Ang Lee's "Hulk" Star of Bravo's "Dirty John" Sicilian site of Temple of Venus Segal Segal Author Segal or Fromm Segal who wrote "Love Story" Social philosopher Fromm Strapped Obama cabinet member (planning to get...) Segal and Fromm "Spamalot" co-creator "Spamalot" creator "Spamalot" lyricist "Spamalot" writer "Spamalot" writer and lyricist "Splitting Heirs" star Sermon who is the "E" in the hip-hop quartet EPMD Shortstop Aybar who was a 2011 Gold Glove winner Safety Berry and wide receiver Decker Sevareid and Blore Sevareid and Clapton Sevareid and others Sevareid et al. Several Danish kings Singers Clapton and Burdon Skater Heiden and others Skaters Lindros and Heiden Stoltz and Idle Swedish jazz trumpeter Rolf Swedish company that invented Bluetooth Swedish high-tech giant Swedish telecom that invented Bluetooth Swedish telecommunications giant Slim Viking's nickname? Swedish king between John I and Canute II Site of a naval battle in 1813 Sal the mule's canal Sal the mule's domain Sal's Canal Sal's canal of song Sal's canal, in a song Sal's canal, in song Sal's place in song Sandusky Bay lake Sandusky County's lake Sandusky River's lake Sandusky lake Sandusky sight Sandusky's county Sandusky's lake Sandusky's water Sandusky's waterfront Sandusky, Ohio's county Scary-sounding lake Scene of Perry victory. Scene of Perry's heroism Scene of Perry's triumph Scene of Perry's victory Scene of Perry's victory (1813). Seat of Kansas's Neosho County Second smallest Great Lake Second-smallest Great Lake by area Second-smallest of a geographical quintet Second-smallest of the Great Lakes Seneca foe Seneca foe, 1653 Seneca's foe Setting of "That Thing You Do!" Shallowest Great Lake Shallowest HOMES member Shallowest of Great Lakes. Shallowest of five Shallowest of the Great Lakes Shallowest of the Great ones Shallowest of the HOMES quintet Shipping center in Pa. Shipwreck divers' mecca Shortest Great Lake name Shortest-named Great Lake Sight from Buffalo Sight from Cleveland Sight from Sandusky Sight from Toledo Sight from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Sight on the Great Lakes Circle Tour Site of 1813 naval battle Site of Gannon U. Site of Mercyhurst College Site of Penn State's northernmost campus Site of Pennsylvania's Bicentennial Tower Site of Perry's naval victory Site of Perry's victory Site of Perry's victory, 1813 Site of Put-In Bay Site of Villa Maria College Site of a Penn State branch Site of a SUNY campus Site of a War of 1812 naval battle Site of a significant War of 1812 victory Site of fighting in the War of 1812 Site of many eerie mishaps Site of the Cuyahoga's mouth Small Great Lake Smallest Great Lake Smallest Great Lake by volume Smallest Great Lake in volume Smallest of five Greats Smallest of the Great Lakes Smallest of the Great Lakes by volume Snowbelt city Soprano Mills Source for Niagara Falls Source of Niagara Falls Source of Niagara Falls' water Source of lake effect snow in Cleveland Source of the Niagara Source of the Niagara River South end of Welland Canal. Southernmost Great Lake Southernmost of a wet quintet Southernmost of the Great Lakes Southwest of Ontario Spanish cue lake Info Spooky canal? Spooky waterway? Spooky-sounding Great Lake Spooky-sounding Pennsylvania city Spooky-sounding canal Spooky-sounding city Spooky-sounding lake Springsteen's Seeger cover "___ Canal" Station served by Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited Stop after Buffalo on Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited Stop on Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited Stop on Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited route Stop on the Lake Shore Limited Storied canal Strange-sounding City Strange-sounding canal? Strange-sounding lake Strange-sounding waterway? Superior companion? Superior cousin? Superior neighbor Superior peer Superior relative? Superior s inferior Superior's kin Superior's wet inferior ___ Smith, O'Neill hero sounding city Strange Storied waterway Sandusky locale Sound effects in an Indian haunted house? Site of Gannon Univ. Seneca's enemy Senecas' foes Some American Indians Some Iroquoian Indians Some Iroquoians Some Iroquois Some lakeside Indians Some lroquoians Some native New Yorkers Some original New Yorkers Speakers of a language related to Mohawk Spooky sounding tribe? Suffixes with rook and cook Susquehannock Indian relatives Supremely uncomfortably scary "Socrate" composer Satie Satie Satie Composer Satie or Bruhn Satie or Estrada Satie or Karlfeldt Scandinavian explorer Scandinavian royal name Self-involved person? Senta's beloved Senta's suitor in "The Flying Dutchman" Swedish poet Karlfeldt Swedish poet ___ Axel Karlfeldt (posthumous recipient of the 1931 Nobel Prize in Literature) Slezak Actress Slezak of "One Life to Live" Slezak of One Life to Life fame Slezak of TV soaps Slezak of soap opera fame Slezak of soaps Slezak on TV soaps Slezak or Eleniak Slezak with six Daytime Emmys Soap Emmy winner Slezak Soap Emmy-winner Slezak Soap actress Slezak Soap star Slezak Soaps actress Slezak Soaps star Slezak Satie and Bruhn Satie and Estrada Satie et al. Satie's namesakes "Socrate" composer