Letter S
"Shucks!," to a poet
"Sigh . . . oh, well"
"Sigh," in Shakespeare's time
"So it goes"
"So sad!"
"So sorry to say..."
"So sorry to tell you..."
"So sorry!"
"Sob"
"Sorry to hear that"
"Sorry to report..."
"Sorry to say . . ."
"Sorry, Charlie"
"Sorry, but ... "
"Sorry, friend!"
"Stuff happens"
"Such a shame!"
"Such is my fate!"
"Sustineo __" (USAF motto)
"Sustineo ___" (early USAF motto)
"Sustineo ___": motto of the Air Force
"Sustineo ___," U. S. A. F. motto
"Sustineo ___," motto of 6 Across
*sighs for days*
Sad comment
Sad commentary
Sad disyllable
Sad exclamation
Sad interjection
Sad sigh
Sad statement
Sad to report
Sad word
Sad word for "Poor Yorick"
Sad work for Yorick
Self-pitying cry
Self-pitying sigh
Shakespeare's "Bummer!"
Shakespeare's "Poor me!"
Shakespeare's "Sadly . . ."
Shakespeare's "Woe!"
Shakespearean "Bummer!"
Shakespearean "What a shame"
Shakespearean plaint
Shakesperaean lament
Shelley's "Shucks!"
Sigh for Yorick
Sigh from Hamlet
Sigh of grief.
Sigh of pity
Sigh of remorse.
Sigh of resignation
Sigh of self-pity
Sigh of sorrow
Sigh of woe
Sighed comment
Sighed effect
Sighed exclamation
Sighed interjection
Sigher's word
Sighing cry
Sighing word
Sign of regret.
Sitka's st.
Sitka's state: Abbr.
Soliloquy opener
Something said with a sigh
Something sighed
Sorrow for Yorick.
Sorrowful exclamation
Sorrowful interjection
Sorrowful saying
Sorrowful sigh
Sorrowful utterance
Sorrowful word
Sorrowing cry
Sorrowing sound
Sorry about that!
Sorry cry
Sorry word
Soulful cry.
Sound of rue.
Sound of sorrow
Sound of woe
Spoken sigh.
Start of Hamlet's "Yorick" speech
Start of a Hamlet monologue
Start of a phrase of regret
Start of a sad tale
Statement of resignation
Sustineo ___: Air Force motto
Sympathetic word
Strasbourg's region
"Sarah Palin's ___" of 2010-11 TV
"Seward's Folly"
"Seward's Folly" purchase
SEA otter country
Sarah Palin's home state
Sarah Palin's state
Scene of Arctic.
SeaTac-based airline
Setting for part of "The Simpsons Movie"
Setting for the 1996 best seller "Into the Wild"
Setting for the documentary "Grizzly Man"
Seward's buy
Seward's coup
Seward's purchase
Seward's state
Sighted by Vitus Bering, 1741.
Site of a 1989 oil spill
Site of an 1880s gold rush
Site of the Iditarod
Sitka setting
Sitka site
Sitka's state
Skagway locale
Skagway's state
Snowy race setting
Sometimes it's baked
Sourdough's habitat
State admitted to the union in 1959
State bordered by two oceans
State celebrating its 50th anniversary in January 2009 (and a hint to the three theme entries)
State from which you can see Russia
State in which "Molly of Denali" is set
State name from the Unangam Tunuu "alaxsxaq"
State near Russia
State of the Union.
State paying an annual oil dividend
State since 1959
State sometimes baked?
State that borders three seas
State that originally had four time zones
State that the Arctic Circle passes through
State that's the title of a Maggie Rogers song
State whose flag has eight gold stars
State whose flag, with eight gold stars in the shape of the Big Dipper, was designed by a 13-year-old
State whose motto is "North to the Future"
State whose northernmost city was renamed Utqiagvik
State whose official languages include Inupiaq and Deg Xinag
State with a panhandle
State with about one person per square mile
State with eight national parks
State with glaciers
State with polar bears
State with the Big Dipper on its flag
State with the lowest population density
State with the most coastline
State-to-be?
Strategic U. S. territory.
Subject of Seward's Folly
Subject of an 1867 sale
site Panhandle
Seafood restaurant entree
Sarah Palin, e.g.
Sarah Palin, for one
Sarah Palin, notably
Sen. Gruening, for one.
Senator Lisa Murkowski, notably
Seward citizen
Seward settler
Singer Jewel, e.g.
Skagway citizen
Skagway resident
Sourdough.
Susan Butcher, e.g.
Seafood serving
SLED DOG
Sitka sled-puller?
Sled puller
Sarah and Bristol Palin, for two
Sitka's people
Salmon-wrapped sushi order
Sushi order named for a state that may have salmon inside or on top
Sushi order topped with salmon
Sushi order with salmon, crab, and avocado
"Sadly not"
"Sadly, it ain't the case"
"Sadly, that's not the case"
"Sorry to say, you guessed wrong"
"Sorry, can't do it"
"She was __ from the low country": old folk song lyric
Scottish "Alexander."
Scottish form of a "Great" ruler's name
Scrooge portrayer Sim
Sim Actor
Sim of "A Christmas Carol"
Sim, of St. Trinian's
"Scottish actor famed for playing Ebenezer Scrooge"
Scottish form of Alexander.
Start of a verse
Shelley allegory
SMALLPOX, mild form of
Support group for kids of substance abusers
Support group for some young people
Support group for young people
State of having wings
Spanish province whose capital is Vitoria
SYRIAN sect
Sask. neighbor
sticharion
"Sin City" actress
"Sin City" actress Jessica
"Sin City" actress, 2005
"Sin City" co-star Jessica
SCOTTISH name, ancient
Scotland, in Scottish Gaelic
Scottish Gaelic name for Scotland
Sexy actress Jessica
Sin City's Jessica
Spain's Duchess of ___
Spain's Duke of --
Spanish duke
Spanish dukedom
Spanish general Duke of ___
Spanish words dawn
Sue Storm actress Jessica
Sunrise in Seville
Surname meaning "white"
Skipjack cousin
Salt-water fish.
Steak source
Some tunas
Saint ___, first British martyr
Saint of June 17.
Saint of early Britain.
St. ___, first English martyr
Soprano Licia
Soprano Licia who performed hundreds of times at the Met
Soprano Licia, singer at the Met for 26 years
Star at the Met.
SOUTHEAST European country
Southeast European republic
Some Kosovo residents
Saint __: English cathedral city
Saint __: historic English city
Saint ___ (Vermont city)
Saint ___, W. Va. city
Saint ___, city in Vt.
St. __ (city near London)
St. ___ (English boys' school founded in 948)
St. ___, Vermont.
St. ___, city NNW of London
St. ___, locale for Berg?
Saratoga's neighbor.
Setting of the New York Giants' training camp
State capital along the Hudson
State capital on the Hudson
State capital once home to Herman Melville
State capital since 1797
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