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Shout from one who's on a roll? Sondheim's "I'm Still ___" Soothing word Start of an epitaph Start of many epitaphs Student response Summoner's word Subject of Hamlet soliloquy. Sweet by-and-by Samuel's answer to the Lord. Speech: Part II Song about an invasion by Attila? Supermarket checker's announcement? Song from the Abbey Road Dreamscapes stage Song from the Beatles' "Abbey Road" Song on the Beatles' "Abbey Road" "__ Stand": Paul Robeson book "___ stand . . . ": Luther "___ stand" (Martin Luther declaration) "___ stand" (Martin Luther) "___ stand, head in hand, turn my face to the wall" Seeking affirmation? Statement that may precede "Wish me luck!" Self-referencing contract term Self-referencing contract word Subsequent part of this document Statement announcing absence or disappearance Searcher's cry Stray line? Summons whose last word is often repeated Start of the epitaph state of being here "Stop arguing!" Second word of "Mrs. Robinson" Sinatra "___ to Love" Start of Ed McMahon's famous intro Start of a late-night intro Start of a toast Start of an Ed McMahon intro Start of an old late-night intro Start of many a toast Start of many toasts Start of some IDs "Something just occurred to me" "Some advice for you ..." "Some friendly advice ..." Start of refrain of an old song. Short toast Statement before a demonstration Serious religious dissents So Galileo's discoveries were rated. Subjects of Torquemada's inquiries "Shall we share a toast before I go?" Slice of toast? Start of many an answer from Siri Savonarola's alleged offense Savonarola's offense schismatist Seriously at odds with general opinion Stubbornly dissenting. Some Renaissance-era scientists __ stay (permanent) ___ stay (not temporary) "Strap yourselves in, kids ..." Shout at the top of a roller coaster Starting words Starting over words "Sure, take this!" Sure, take it! Stand-in for the mayor, perhaps Scotland's ___-Watt University subject to the payment of a heriot Source of ethnic pride Scots word for a type of fish "She doesn't know what she's missing" Statue in the form of a square pillar Screenwriter Mankiewicz Seville sister Sister, in Sevilla Sister, in Seville Sister: Sp. Spanish sister "Siddhartha" author Hesse SPANISH brother Spanish for 'brother' SAILING-ship having square-rigged like brig forward and schooner-rigged aft SILENUS, father of Son of Maia Sealed so as to be airtight secluse sequestered Student at Hogwarts She played in "Gigi" SECLUSION, person living in Sole man Solitary sort Solitary type Solitude seeker Solitude-seeker Solitudinarian Spiced cooky with nuts and raisins. Spiced cooky. St. Benedict, e.g. St. Jerome, notably Stereotypical long beard grower Solitary person living in seclusion ST (St.) Petersburg art gallery (Russ.) Secluded residence solitary abode Solitary sorts Spiced cookies. St. Elmo's fire old-style Simians studied by a certain primatologist? (OWL) Spanish darling has more to work out (7) SONORA capital (Mex.) SYROS capital Some ruptures "Show me a ___ and I'll write you a tragedy": F. Scott Fitzgerald "Somebody who voluntarily walks into the unknown," per Tom Hanks "Someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself," according to Joseph Campbell "Sully" Sullenberger, notably "Sully," for one Sub sandwich, in deli lingo SUBMARINE sandwich SWAN knight Sandwich Big Sandwich also called a grinder Sandwich also known as a grinder Sandwich also known as a hoagie Sandwich eaten two-handed Sandwich for Superman? Sandwich that might save you from hunger pangs Sandwich that requires two hands Sandwich that takes two hands to handle Saver Day Saver of the day Saving sort Saving type Screen idol Sergeant York was one Sestos priestess Shane, e.g. She loved Leander She pretends to be dead in "Much Ado About Nothing" Single for Chad Kroeger of Nickelback or Mariah Carey Sir Galahad, e.g. Six-foot sandwich Six-foot sandwich, maybe Six-footer at a Super Bowl party? Sizable deli offering Sizable sandwich Soldier of distinction Someone to look up to Someone to root for Someone with a lot of life savings? Spider-Man or Superman Star's part. Starring role Statue subject, perhaps Story character Stuffed sandwich Sub by another name Sub in a bag Sub in a deli Sub kin Sub on shore? Sub or torpedo Sub sandwich Sub shop purchase Sub substitute Sub that never plays? Sub, in some parts Subject of a parade Subject of worship. Submarine Sandwich Big Submarine or poor boy Submarine, in other words Submarine-shaped lunch Substantial sandwich Subway buy Subway meal Subway purchase, perhaps Subway sandwich Super Bowl party order Super or anti follower Super-sandwich Supergirl, for one Superman or Batman, e.g. Superman's favorite sandwich? Superman's sandwich choice? Superman's sandwich? Superman, to Lois Lane Supersized sandwich sandwich Hefty competitor sandwich Submarine saver Day Actress saver Life "Salome" king "Salome" role "Salome" tenor "Salome" villain 'Salome' character Salome danced for him Salome's admirer Salome's royal audience Salome's stepfather Salome's uncle. Salome's wicked uncle Salome, grandfather of Salomé's stepfather. Step-father of Salome. Stepfather to Salome Strauss role. Symbol of tyranny. Salome's mother Salome, mother of Sandwich shop offerings Sandwich shop specialties Savers of the day Saving folks Sci-fi drama on NBC Sci-fi series about people with special powers Soldiers getting medals Some are decorated Some medal wearers Some protagonists Some wear white hats Stallone roles, e.g. Star parts Stout-hearted men. Submarines Supermen Showing extreme courage Strong, brave and noble. Supremely courageous Supremely noble. Swashbucklish Subject of some odes sentiments soldierly conduct Smack on the street Smack, so to speak Speedball component Speedball ingredient skag STY(IDOL)LISH Sandra Bullock role, e.g. Scout of "To Kill A Mockingbird," e.g. She saves the day She-Ra or Wonder Woman, e.g.