Letter S 165500–165750

Scott classic Scott novel Scott novel or Sullivan opera Scott romance Scott's knight Scott's man Signor Bonomi. Sir Arthur Sullivan opera Sir Walter Scott character Sir Walter Scott classic Sir Walter Scott hero Sir Walter Scott masterwork Sir Walter Scott novel set in the Middle Ages Sir Walter Scott romance Sir Wilfred of __ Son of Cedric the Saxon Story that takes place just after the Third Crusade Solver with a hunch? Sasha was one of her "predecessors" Sister of Tiffany Sizable section of the St. Petersburg phone book Several Russian czars Several Russian rulers Several Russian tsars Several czars Six Russian czars and grand dukes Some Russian czars Some of the tsars Son of Vasili III Subject for Eisenstein Son of Eric the Red Swedish entrepreneur Kreuger Swedish monopolist Kreuger Saline container Source of a drip Source of salt water, sometimes Saline solution containers Saline solution fills them "Since ___ Been Loving You" (song the Boston Typewriter Orchesta wrote for Led Zeppelin) "So __ heard" "So ___ been told" "So, ___ been thinking" "__ seen better!" "__ seen the light!" "__ seen worse" "___ Seen All Good People" (Yes song) "___ said it before . . ." "___ said it before and ..." "___ seen better days" "___ seen everything now." "___ seen it all before" "___ seen it before" "___ seen the future" Sammy Cahn/Jule Styne's "___ Never Forgotten" Secret add-on Secret finish Secret follower Some add it to impress Something added to protect Stick-to-it-___ Suffix for correct Suffix for deduct or product Suffix for direct or detect Suffix for secret Suffix for select Suffix for subject Suffix with "correct" or "collect" Suffix with "correct" or "elect" Suffix with "direct" or "detect" Suffix with "elect" Suffix with "excess" Suffix with "excess" or "impress" Suffix with act or direct. Suffix with correct Suffix with direct or correct. Suffix with mass and disrupt Suffix with mass or dismiss Suffix with predict Suffix with rest Start of a remark by Billy Connolly Scam victim's cry Scam victim's lament, and an apt title for this puzzle Start of a medical-alert ad Series about tabloid journalism? Show hosted by Garry Moore Song in Disney's "Pinocchio" Song sung by Pinocchio Sammy Davis tune Start of a sports fan's weighty remark Sinatra song about trapping a mouse in his kitchen? Start of a Groucho quip Start of a snarky farewell to a host Spat-ending words "Sh!" Statement after long deliberation Statement after some deliberation Songwriters named peter Sixers star nicknamed "The Answer" "... St. ___, I met a man with seven wives" (rhyme snippet) Saint ___, Cornwall resort. Saint for whom a parish in a nursery rhyme is named Saint in a children's rhyme Saint in a nursery rhyme Saint of a children's rhyme Sen. Lehman's colleague. Senator Irving M. Senator from New York. Senator from the Empire State. Singer Burl Singer and actor Burl Singer of deep-sea chanteys. Singer-actor Burl Singer/actor who narrated 1964's "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" St. __ Fresh Skin Apricot Scrub St. __: Cornwall town St. ___ (Cornwall resort St. ___ (Cornwall resort town) St. ___ (destination in a rhyming riddle) St. ___ (face care brand) St. ___ (lotion brand) St. ___ (skin care brand) St. ___ (town near Penzance) St. ___, Cornish town. St. ___, Cornwall St. ___, English resort town. St. ___, English resort. St. ___, locale in an English nursery rhyme St. ___, near Penzance, Cornwall. St. ___, place in a children's rhyme St. ____ (English seaside resort) St. ____: Bronson film St. in a children's rhyme Star in "Hot Tin Roof." Star in "Our Man in Havana." Stevenson's sister's name. Surname on "Maple Sugaring" and" The Sleigh Race" Symphonic composer Charles Start of a remark by Steve Allen Subj. of the 2010 Nobel Prize in Medicine Schools that don't play in bowl games Selective U.S. universities Set of schools that some students might be working on early admission applications for right now Seven Sisters "brothers" Slow climbers Slow climbing plants Slow-climbing plants Some are English Some climbers Some ground-cover plants Some poison plants Some vines Spreading plants Sulphur heart and similar plants Sharp-witted columnist Molly "Severn Meadows" poet Gurney Scottish humorist Cutler Singer-actor Novello Song writer Novello. Songwriter Novello Smooth and white, poetically Some keys, informally Substance resembling dentin Scrimshaw article Scrimshaw medium Scrimshaw stuff Scrimshaw's medium Shade similar to eggshell Soap soap Soap that floats Soap that's said to be "99 44/100% pure" Soap whose first slogan was "It floats" Something the U.S. government bans the sale of Subject of a 1989 international trade ban Subject of a commercial trade ban Source of much chocolate Scrimshaw club? "Softens as it cleans" classic detergent brand Soapy overly academic spot Start of a board meeting declaration Statement on stickers acquired at booths Sticker seen in November Sticker words on Tuesdays Sticker worn in November Sticker worn on Election Day Sticker worn proudly in November ___-sur-Seine, Paris suburb. Saline drips Saline drips, for short Short lines in the E.R.? Some R.N. setups Some drippers, for short Some drips Some hosp. hookups Start of a famous address, roman-tically Saline conduit Saline may pass through it Saline source Some medicine dispensers School in an elite league Shiny-leafed plant Sight at the Cubs' ballpark Ska punkers Operation ___ Smart "League" Step by Step mom Signature on our currency. Signature on some paper money. Symbol of a college "league." Sartorial style. Supporter of Lions, Tigers, or Bears, e.g. Students at some prestigious colleges Students at Harvard, Yale, etc Sight for Waikiki bird watchers Start of a familiar poem Sheryl Crow's "All ___ Do" Spoiled child's plea Start of a childish plaint Song from the Ed Sullivan Theater stage "Show me! Show me!" Show-me statement Spoiled brat's phrase Spoiled kid's phrase Start of Uncle Sam's pronouncement Start of a recruitment poster phrase Start of an Ashleigh Brilliant quip Spoiled child's phrase Spring celebrant's exclamation? "Show me, don't just tell me!" Single quote? Sam's demand "___ so young . . . " Snippy response to "You asleep?" Social D "___ Wrong" Start of a first-person recounting "___ stranger, and ye took me in": Matt. 25:35 "Someone set me up!" So whodunit? The glazier, but he said, "__" Start of a quip by comedian Ronnie Shakes Start of a remark by Ronnie Shakes "Sure fooled me!" Start of a counterfeiter's lament Sorry, ___ listening 'Stop thinking of me as so naive' Shelley's lament for Keats Start of the question Start of a quip by stand-up comic Brian Kiley "__ Survive": disco classic "___ Survive" (Gloria Gaynor hit) "___ Survive": disco anthem "_____ Survive" (disco hit) Song from the Beatles' "White Album"