Letter S
Seashore raptor
Seaside aerie builder
Seaside glider
Seaside soarer
Seaside swooper
Shore bird^ERN
Shore diver
Shore flyer
Shore liner
Shore prospector
Shore raptor
Shoreline flier
Shoreline raptor
Solan's kin
Swooper by the sea
SEA EAGLES
Sea birds found mainly in crosswords
Sea birds of prey.
Sea fliers
Sea flock
Sea flyers
Sea predators
Sea scavengers
Sea swoopers
Seaborne flock
Seashore birds
Seashore denizens
Seashore fliers
Seashore flock
Seaside flock
Seaside soarers
Ship followers
Shore eagles
Shore fliers
Shore scavengers
Shoreline swoopers
Some cliff nesters
Some overseas flocks
Some seafood lovers
"___ Saves Christmas," 1988 film
"___ Scared Stupid," 1991 film
Scenarist Lehman
Screenwriter Lehman
Sen. Gruening.
Sen. McFarland of Arizona.
Senator Gruening.
Senator Hollings
Senator McFarland of Arizona.
Serious-sounding name
Seton or Hemingway
Seton or Truex
Shackleton Antarctic explorer
Sincere-sounding name
Singer Tubb
Storyteller Hemingway
Swiss composer Bloch
Swiss conductor Ansermet
Swiss-American composer Bloch
Star of the film "Marty"
Schumann-Heink
Sabato or Maserati
Spaniard's name.
Spanish man's name.
"Sesame Street" character long rumored to be Bert's lover
"Sesame Street" character who lives with Bert
"Sesame Street" character who sang "Rubber Duckie"
"Sesame Street" character with a beloved Rubber Duckie
"Sesame Street" figure
"Sesame Street" puppet
"Sesame Street" striped-shirt wearer
"Shark Tale" jellyfish
"Sixteen Tons" singer Tennessee ___ Ford
"Sixteen Tons” singer.
Sesame Street's rubber duckie lover
Sesame Street’s rubber ducky enthusiast
Saxophone-playing Muppet
Sen. McFarland's nickname.
Senator McFarland, to his friends.
Sergeant Bilko
Sergeant Bilko, to friends
Sesame Street dweller
Sesame Street prankster
Sgt. Bilko
Sgt. Bilko, to buddies
Singer Ford
Singer Ford from Tennessee
Singer Maresca
Singer Tennessee __ Ford
Singer of a famous bath time song
Singing Ford
Sleep 'n' Snore ___ ("Sesame Street" doll)
Slugger Banks.
Smiling orange Muppet
South African golfer Els
Sportscaster Johnson
Star Steeler Stautner
Star of Sesame Street
Subject of recent biography: first name.
singer Ford Tennessee aluminum town
Silvers' sergeant of the '50s
Sports figure nicknamed "the Big Easy"
Star golfer from South Africa
"Sixteen Tons" singer whose nickname is his birth state
"Sixteen Tons" singer, 1955
Singer from Tennessee
Sergeant Bilko and others
Scavenging seabirds also called white-tailed eagles
Sea divers
Sea fowl
Sea raptors
Sea soarers
Sea-going eagles
Sea-loving birds
Seabirds
Seafaring raptors
Seagoing birds
Seashore sights
Seaside fliers
Shore birds with eagle eyes
Shore denizens
Shore flyers
Shore soarers
Shoreline avifauna
Some eagles
Some sea birds
Suffixes for "West"
Suffixes with "East"
Suffixes with "West"
Sculptor-playwright Barlach
Senator Joni
Senator Joni of Iowa
Senator who said "Let's make 'em squeal" in her 2014 campaign ads
Senator-elect Joni who bragged about castrating hogs
Sincere Max?
Steinbeck's middle name
Surrealism pioneer
Surrealism pioneer Max
Surrealist German
Surrealist Max
Surrealist Max or scientist Mach
Surrealist Max who painted "The Blessed Virgin Chastising the Infant Jesus Before Three Witnesses"
Surrealist artist Max
Surrealist painter Max
Surrealist pioneer
Surrealist who painted "Forest and Dove"
___ Stavro Blofeld (Bond archvillain)
___ Stavro Blofeld, enemy of 007
Senator Joni and Dadaist Max
Some German Surrealist paintings
Stressful position
Some lifesavers, for short
Staffers savvy with syringes
Supporters of urgent operations
Spanish occupational suffix
Suffix for ranch
Suffix for ranch or pistol
Suffix meaning "one who"
Suffix with ranch or pistol
Superhighway route on the Continent
Sap slowly
Scrape away at
Seriously weaken
Shorelines do it
Show signs of weakening
Shrink at the shore, maybe
Shrink in increments
Shrink slowly
Siphon off, as support
Slip away, as support
Slowly break down
Slowly break off?
Slowly cause to deteriorate
Slowly crumble
Slowly crumble away
Slowly crumble from weather
Slowly cut into
Slowly destroy
Slowly diminish
Slowly disappear
Slowly disintegrate
Slowly eat away
Slowly eat into
Slowly lose ground
Slowly reduce
Slowly reduce, as a cliff
Slowly reduce, as a cliff face
Slowly weaken
Slowly wear away
Slowly wear away, as a cliff face
Slowly wear down
Some shorelines do it
Steadily reduce
Steadily reduce, in a way
Steadily wear away
Steal material from?
Steal the material of?
Strengthen's opposite
Subject of ablation
Subject to ablation
Subject to detrition
Subject to planation
Succumb to wind and water
Shorelines Like some
Slowly broke down
Stole some material from?
Subjected to ablation
Subjected to planation
Serving to wear
Soil spoiler
Storm surf, vis-a-vis a beachfront
Surf or wind, e.g.
Sandstorms, e.g.
Shrinks, as a coastline
Slowly destroys
Slowly disappears
Slowly disintegrates
Slowly vanishes
Slowly wanes, as support
Slowly washes away
Subjects to detrition
Suffers attrition
Subject to slow disintegration
Susceptible to losing ground
sensitive to sexual stimulation
Sensual areas
Symphonic premiere of 1805
Symphony Beethoven originally dedicated to Napoleon
Symphony Beethoven wrote for Napoleon
Symphony No. 3 in E Flat Major, familiarly
Symphony completed in 1804
Symphony featuring a funeral march
Symphony first performed in April 1805
Symphony in E flat major
Symphony inspired by Napoleon
Symphony nickname
Symphony of 1804.
Symphony on Norman Bates's phonograph in "Psycho"
Symphony originally called "Bonaparte"
Symphony originally dedicated to Napoleon
Symphony originally named "Bonaparte"
Symphony premiere of 1805
Symphony that heralded musical Romanticism
Symphony that includes a funeral march
Symphony that premiered 4/7/1805
Symphony that premiered in Vienna in 1805
Symphony whose second movement is a funeral march
Symphony whose second movement is marked "Marcia funebre. Adagio assai"
Symphony with a noted funeral march
Symphony with its own "Cambridge Companion"
Symphony written for Napoleon
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