Letter S
Site of Dartmouth.
"Silver Skates" boy
Sachs of Nürnberg
Sachs of opera.
Scientist Geiger
Silver skates pursuer Brinker
Skater Brinker
Skater Brinker of children's literature
Skating Brinker
Skating story hero Brinker
Storied boy with silver skates
Storyteller Andersen
Storyteller __ Christian Andersen
___ Sachs, cobbler-poet.
___ Sachs, the "Meistersinger."
swan Hindu
Sculptor who pioneered Dadaism
Swedish inspector
Scandinavian storyteller
Story mapped out in this grid, from lower left to upper right
Storyland siblings
Singer Beck's last name
Slogan referring to a controversial George Lucas revision
"Star Wars" captain
"Star Wars" character dubbed a "stuck-up, half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf herder"
"Star Wars" character who said "Never tell me the odds!"
"Star Wars" character who was frozen in carbonite
"Star Wars" figure
"Star Wars" pilot
"Star Wars" role
"Star Wars" role that almost went to Glynn Turman
Star Trek’s Vulcan with a gender swap
Sci-fi character who said "Look, I ain't in this for your revolution, and I'm not in it for you, Princess."
Sci-fi character who said, "Never tell me the odds"
Sci-fi hero whose home planet is Corellia
Sci-fi smuggler/hero
Smuggler of sci-fi
Smuggler run through in "The Force Awakens"
Smuggler-hero of sci-fi filmdom
Smuggler-hero of sci-fi films
Space pilot who insists, "I take orders from just one person: me"
[Spoiler alert!] He dies in "The Force Awakens"
Sherlock Holmes' favorite vehicle.
Sherlock Holmes' vehicle.
Sherlock's vehicle.
Spook: Dial.
Small weight of China.
Statesider, to a Hawaiian
Spare tire in Hawaii?
See by chance, with "upon"
Start for hazard
Soho trifle
Single: Comb. form
Single: Prefix
Single, in genetics
Start of a quote you'll piece together
Stumbles (upon)
Something to pursue
Song from "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown"
state of well-being characterized by emotions ranging from contentment to intense joy
Start of John Barrymore quote
"Satisfied now?"
Sarcastic question after a self-induced disaster
Smiling Dwarf
Start of a seasonal greeting
Simply overjoyed
Song sung many times daily
Step 1: Highlight this answer
*Satisfied person (5 to 8)
Satisfied one
Spirited celebration
Show with Potsie
Show with Richie and the Fonz
Sitcom with Richie and the Fonz
Start of a Streisand hit
Song standard on "Barbra Streisand's Greatest Hits"
Show in which Richie and the Fonz write a soap?
Spring greeting
Satisfying conclusion often found in fairy tales
Satisfying finale coming to pass?
Satisfying conclusions to some fairy tales
Stage musical, with "The Most"
Sports comedy film of '96
Season's greetings
Special observances for a 2014 #1 Pharrell Williams hit?
Simpson dad with a dozen donuts?
Successful spree for a shopaholic?
Slogan to be shouted soon
"See what you've started?"
Stress-free retreat
*Soldiers of fortune?
Sendoff for a Christmas shopper?
Sendoff for a lottery winner?
"South Pacific" song that asks "If you don't have a dream, / How you gonna have a dream come true?"
SLOVENIAN rulers
Science of using touch to interact with technology
Study of touch, as with smartphone screens
science of sense of touch
"So funny I *almost* forgot to laugh ..."
"So-o-o funny"
Sound of hearty laughter
Sarcastic laugh ending
Sarcastic laugh sound
Sarcastic laugh syllable
Sarcastic syllable
Sarcastic tickling syllable
Sardonic syllable
Seaport: Abbr.
Snarky laugh sound
Snarky laugh syllable
Snarky syllable
Snorty laugh
Sound after "hardy"
Sound of a belly laugh
Sound of a big laugh
Sound of a laugh
Sound of sarcasm
Sound of sarcastic laughter
Sound repeated after "hardy"
Start of Gleason's sarcastic laugh
Start of a Ralph Kramden laugh
Start of a laugh
Start of a mocking guffaw
Start of a sarcastic laugh
Syllable of laughter
syllable Guffaw
syllable Laugh Belly
Scarlett O'___.
Scarlett or John O'
Stairway helper-upper
"Shogun" rite
Samurai ritual
Samurai tradition, before 1868.
Self-destruction
Seppuku, in Japan.
Scold at length
Soapbox sermon
Soapbox spiel
Soapbox tirade
Speech to a multitude.
Salisbury Capital once known as
Send unwanted sexts to, perhaps
shove around
Stalker, for one
Serious pests
Song lyricist
Signs of the times?
someone or something that announces the approach of something
something that precedes and indicates the approach of something or someone
Seaport
Secretly feel
Shelter, as criminals
Ship-anchoring area
Ship-docking area
Safe refuge
Stay angry
Song covered by Elvis Presley, Guy Lombardo, Bing Crosby, Sammy Kaye, and others
Ship stopovers
Shipping centers.
Spotted marine mammal
Seaport pushers
Shelter with or without husband
safety measure
sheltered port
Songwriter Yip
SKIN condition characteristic of thyroid gland deficiency
Solid and compact.
Solid, firm
Solid, firm, rigid
Somewhat high on the Mohs' scale
Sort of ware
Spikenard.
Steellike
Strongly alcoholic
Subjected to induration
searchingly
shabbily
slaving
snappily
sooner said than done
sorely
soulless
stormily
strenuously
Success making things difficult for the successor
Successful predecessor
Stringently enforced
Stringently enforced, as a rule
Strict criterion
Solid through and through
Stereotypical football coach
Sound at the beginning of "cup" and "cake"
Sound from carolers?
Sound from castanets but not cymbals
Sound from cats?
Sound heard at the beginning of camp?
Start of college?
Starting sound of "cup"
Sourballs, e.g.
Squire in "She Stoops to Conquer."
Swiftie who knows every lyric, say
Steel-against-steel collision?
Shift under a task master
Stretch in the salt mines
Sister chain to Carl's Jr.
Sister fast-food chain of Carl's Jr.
Set, as cement
Set, as concrete
sclerose
Substances in paint.
Set quickly?
Sets, as cement
Sets, as glue
Steeliest.
Smooth plaster coating
*Sound at the start of "groom"
Sound heard repeatedly in gargling?
Sound heard twice in "gargantuan"
Sound in Greek but not in German
Start to gasp?
Start to groan?
Start to grunt?
Stingy and strict
Shrewd negotiator
sturdier
Scandal-ridden president
Somewhat challenging
Sound in "deject" but not "Dijon"
"School" lessons?
School of ___.
School on the street
Sentence for some
Shipboard dogmatist?
Strict negotiators
Sensibly stimulated at Starbucks?
Strictness
short shrift
stepmotherly treatment
strong hand
Serious journalism
Stubborn individual
Saying "What?," maybe
Sensorially impaired?
Solid, unplowed land.
Subsoil layer
Strict Jesuit?
Salmon product
Shad product
Strait-laced: Colloq.
Severe privation
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