Letter S 152250–152500

Stage villain Stage villain who plants a handkerchief Stage villain with a handkerchief Stooge in "Aladdin" Storied traitor Symbol of false friendship Symbol of treachery Shakespearean roles "Sounds reasonable to me!" Seconder's opinion Song of 1916 Screenwriter Diamond Scriptwriter Diamond Sequent suffix Suffix for President Suffix for baron Suffix for fil or aer Suffix for manor or baron Suffix for minister Suffix for potent Suffix for proverb Suffix for proverb or potent Suffix for resident Suffix for senator or president. Suffix with "president" Suffix with "president" or "proverb" Suffix with "provident" Suffix with adverb Suffix with baron or manor Suffix with baron or tutor Suffix with confident Suffix with conspirator Suffix with deferent Suffix with different Suffix with different or confident Suffix with different or deferent Suffix with editor or janitor Suffix with equator Suffix with existent Suffix with manager Suffix with manor Suffix with manor or director Suffix with part Suffix with potent or prudent Suffix with professor Suffix with proverb Suffix with resident Suffix with senator Suffix with spat or spec Suffix with torrent Suffix with tutor "___ say it is good to fall": Whitman, "Song of Myself" Start of a homeowner's revelation Start of a suburbanite's lament "Sum" of a Descartes quote "Sum," in English "Sum," to Caesar "Sum," to Seneca "__ Sam" (Sean Penn film) "__ Sam": "Green Eggs and Ham" opening "__ Sam": 2001 film "__ Sam": Dr. Seuss book opening "__ Sam": Seussian declaration "__ sorry, my mistake" "___ . . . Sasha Fierce" "___ . . . Sasha Fierce" (Beyonce album) "___ ... Sasha Fierce" (2008 #1 album) "___ Sam" (2001 Penn-Pfeiffer flick) "___ Sam" (2001 Sean Penn movie) "___ Sir Oracle" "___ Spartacus!" "___ Spock" (Leonard Nimoy autobiography) "___ Spock" (Leonard Nimoy book) "___ smellin' like a rose" (STP) "___ so there" ("Count me in") "___ so-o-o-o sleepy!" "___...Sasha Fierce" (Beyoncé album) Sam __ (Seuss character) Sam ___ (Dr. Seuss character) Sam- -- Sam-___ (Dr. Seuss character): Hyph. Self-affirmation? Self-identifier Seuss character (with "Sam") Seuss' Sam- -- Seuss's Sam __ Sevillian soy? Song words before "a rock" and "the walrus" Soy, north of Mexico Soy, north of the Mexican border Soy, on U.S. soil Soy, to many Americans Spaniard's soy Start of "Wichita Lineman" Start of God's words to Moses Start of a Nixon quote Start of a Penn film title Start of a formal self-introduction Sum in cogito ergo sum Sum for Caesar Sum for one using Roman numerals, perhaps? Sum in Latin class? Sum, some time ago Sum, sometimes Sum, to Claudius Sum, to Suetonius Sum, to some Sum, translated ___ Sam (Sean Penn movie) "___ Simple Man" (#1 Ricky Van Shelton song) "___ Strange Loop," 2007 Douglas Hofstadter book "___ stranger here myself." Simon & Garfunkel's "___ Rock" Simon and Garfunkel song "____ Rock" Simon and Garfunkel's "__ Rock" Simon tune, "___ Rock" Simon's "__ Rock" Start of a quote by E.V. Lucas Statement from the proud snake as its eggs were hatching? Stephen Colbert bestseller subtitled "(And So Can You!)" Start of a logical inference Start of a Twain quotation. Simon & Garfunkel declaration of solitude Simon & Garfunkel song Simon & Garfunkel song about emotional detachment Simon and Garfunkel tune Song that starts "A winter's day in a deep and dark December" Shakespeare's "alas", e.g. Shakespeare's "to be," e.g. Shakespeare's foot Shakespearean foot Shelley's foot Short-long foot Short-long foot in verse. Short-long metrical foot Small foot Songwriter's poetic meter Sonnet foot Sonnet measure Sonnet part Sonnet unit Sonneteer's unit slave woman Greek "She walks in beauty, like the night" feet Shakespeare's feet Short feet Some metrical feet Sonnet line fivesome Stressed feet, in poetry Satirical poem. Sonnets Like most Stressed at the end, in a way Stressed half the time, say Satirical poems. Song recounting a leisurely walk? "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" has five of these "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" quintet Shakespeare's plays are full of them Shakespearean feet Short/long poetic feet Some two-syllable feet Sonnet line quintet Sonnet segments Sonneteer's feet Starts of most limericks Scientist featured in an X-rated film? Start of a playroom tirade? Start of John's walrus song Start of the Beatles' walrus song "__ Said" (Neil Diamond song) "__ Said" (Neil Diamond tune) "__ Said": Neil Diamond hit "___ Said" (1971 Neil Diamond song) "___ Said": Diamond hit Simple assertion of one’s identity or state Self-affirmation from a man with no balls? Strong denial Small river's indignant assertion? Statement from a dormant user Start of a quote from the kitchen Smashing Pumpkins "Gish" opener "Something MUST be done to rectify this!" Seller of Purrfect Delicacies products Sister brand of Eukanuba Smart Puppy brand Smart Puppy seller Sean Penn drama Sean Penn film Sean Penn film of 2001 Sean Penn film with a Seussian title Sean Penn got an Oscar nomination for it Sean Penn movie Start of a Seuss classic Steadfast counter "Sign me up!" Stage name of rapper Sudan Williams See 26A Start of an inventor's lament Song that knocked "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone" out of the #1 spot in 1972 "Saturday" author McEwan "Society's Child" singer Janis "Solar" author McEwan "Sweet Tooth" author McEwan "Sweet Tooth" novelist McEwan "Sweet Tooth" writer McEwan Scottish form of John SCOTTISH John SCOTTISH name Schrager who co-founded Studio 54 Scotch name. Scots John Scots first name. Scott of Anthrax Scottish Giovanni Scottish equivalent of "John" Scottish for John Scottish form of "John" Scottish version of Johann Scottish words John Sean's relative She sang "At Seventeen" Singer Anderson of Jethro Tull Singer Janis Singer Janis Actress Singer Janis with the hit album "Between the Lines" Singer Whitcomb Singer nee Janis Eddy Fink Singer or "Mean Girls" character Janis Singer with the #1 album "Between the Lines" Singer-songwriter Janis Sir McKellen Sir ___ Holm Sir ___ McKellen (Gandalf portrayer) Smith of Africa. Smith of Rhodesia Smith or Fleming Somerhalder of "Lost" Somerhalder of "Lost" and "The Vampire Diaries" Somerhalder of "The Vampire Diaries" Spalter who is head of design for Instagram Sportscaster Eagle Spy James' creator Spy novelist Fleming Spy writer Fleming Stand up comic Abramson Star second baseman Kinsler Stewart of The Stones Suffix for "Aleut" or "Amazon" Suffix for Arab or Serb Suffix for author surnames