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Something Beyonce has probably heard Singer whose "Heaux Tales" won the Grammy for Best R. & B. Album (April, 2022) Singer whose EP "Heaux Tales" topped many Best Albums of 2021 lists Satchmo's forte Satchmo's genre Satchmo's music Satchmo's specialty Satchmo's style Subject of an annual New Orleans Festival Syncopated music Setting of "The Sun Also Rises" and "Some Like It Hot" Swinging group. Stomp, for example Supremely stoked Spiffs (up) SHERIFFS Showy stage move Some swinging guys SWING voters in a night club? Swingers' get-together? Ski-lift type Skier's lift Skier's transport on slopes that need to update their machinery Skiers' tows Soul singer Mary ___ "Sex Machine" band, with "The" Sears rival Some mall stores Store founder Penney and golfer Snead Singles network logo with a partly outlined Star of David Site for Jewish singles Site for singles with the tagline "Get Chosen" Site that may eventually lead you to a hora Site that urges "Find your Beshert today!" Site unlikely to be used in conjunction with ChristianMingle.com Site with a "Culturally Jewish" option Social app with a synagogue directory Social-networking giant with a "Kibitz Corner" Some law grads Suspecting unfaithfulness showig envy suspicious or unduly suspicious or fearful of being displaced by a rival STATE of being jealous SUSPICION of conjugal infidelity state of or an instance of feeling jealous "Sleepy" woman in the song "Daydream Believer" Sculptor Arp She played Edith on "All in the Family" She won Emmys playing Edith Shepherd of radio Shepherd who co-wrote "A Christmas Story" Shepherd who wrote "The Ferrari in the Bedroom" Sibelius Composer Simmons or Stapleton Smart of "24" Smart of "Designing Women" Stapleton Actress Stapleton of "All in the Family" Stapleton who played Edith Bunker Storyteller Shepherd Sturdy, twilled cotton fabric Super hero ___ Grey Sculptor who cofounded Dadaism Single from the Smiths' "This Charming Man" Subject of Ruth Montgomery's biography "A Gift of Prophecy" Stephen Foster's dream girl Stewart role Senator Shaheen Shaheen of New England Squealing philosopher? Stone-washed garment ___ shorts = jorts 'S no suit Star of "Bonjour Tristesse" and "Breathless" Summer denim apparel Stylish denim wear Son and brother of George Son of George Bush Stuart of the C.S.A. Stuart of the Civil War Stuart or Bush Stuart. Sir Gladwyn of Great Britain. Sir Gladwyn. ___ Springfield (town eponym on "The Simpsons") "Star Wars" master played by Liam Neeson San Francisco 49ers CEO York SAUDI Arabian seat of embassies of foreign nations "Star Wars" elite "Star Wars" good guy "Star Wars" good guys "Star Wars" knight "Star Wars" knights "Star Wars" protagonist "Star Wars" returnees "Star Wars" warrior Sci fi good guy Sci-fi council member Sci-fi good guy Sci-fi good guys Sci-fi knight Sci-fi knights Sci-fi warriors Sci-fi word Merriam-Webster is watching (but "No robes required") Sith fighters Sith foe Sith foes Sith rivals Skywalker e.g. Skywalker e.g. Skywalker for one Skywalker, finally Some saber wielders Space-flick character Star warrior Student of Yoda Subject of a much-anticipated "return" in 1983 "Star Wars" ruling body SOLOMON, name given to Status attained after passing the Trials of Skill, Spirit, and Knowledge "Star Wars" High Council member "Star Wars" superpower Skill used by Obi-Wan Kenobi Some Life Day celebrants Star Wars combatants *"Star Wars" building used by the Order "Star Wars" apprenticeship SMALL motor vehicle SMALL sturdy motor vehicle SUV cousin Sergeant's ride Small and sturdy motor vehicle with four-wheel drive small military four-wheel drive road vehicle Sport utility vehicle Song in the 1938 film "Going Places" Song that asks "Where'd you get those eyes?" SUV ancestors Service vehicles Small, powerful autos. Some Cherokees Sturdy cars. Some adventures in the Serengeti Scoff or boo Scoff, deride, mock Scornful shout Shout scornfully Shout scornfully at Show scorn Something that rhymes with, and might accompany, a sneer Sound of bleachers discontent Spectator's bit of disapproval Stand-up dread Show disrespect for Show disrespect for, say Show scorn to Say "You mutts couldn't catch a dead grouse," say? Sent raspberries to? Served up raspberries Sarcastic ones. Some unhappy fans Some unhappy spectators Serves boos? Serves raspberries Signs of crowd displeasure Signs of dissatisfaction Stadium taunts Shoots raspberries towards Stereotypical butler Spanish boss Spanish boss, with "el" "Shoe" cartoonist MacNelly "Survivor" host Probst Sen. Sessions Senate Sessions Sessions in Washington Sessions in the Senate, once Singer/songwriter Buckley Star of "The Vanishing" (1993 version) Seat of the US government South leader Synonym for "democratic" ". . . Smarter Than a 5th Grader" host Standup comic with a sitcom "Shoe" cartoonist "Survivor" host SHECHANIAH, father of SHEEHANIAH, father of slayer Jezebel Side Hyde tried to hide Stevenson physician Stevenson title doctor Stevenson's Dr. ___ Stevenson's doctor with an alter ego Stevenson's ill-fated doctor SIKKIMESE mountain pass Set, as mousse Solidify, as a jiggly dessert Solidify: Colloq. Solidified in a dish Set like eels Smucker's selections School lunch dessert See-through dessert Semisolid dessert Shaky dessert Shaky dessert choice Shaky mold Snack brand with a hyphen in its name Solution for dessert? Sweet food brand associated with Mormons Some jigglers, somewhat redundantly Sweet aspics of a sort Some post-surgery servings Shaker at a bar? SEMITRANSPARENT substance made of gelatine SKIN boiled and cooled, product obtained from SOFT stiffish substance made of gelatine STIFFISH substance made of gelatine Sterno, for one Spread for toast that wobbles when shaken Small kidney-shaped candies Snacks for Reagan Sport Beans candy maker SPINELESS person (fig.) Sea creature that stings Spineless one Spineless sea creature Spineless sort Stinging swimmer scyphozoan sea-nettle Spread source Sweet item at a bakery Sponge cake treats Simple kid's meal Scout's "To Kill a Mockingbird" sibling Scout's brother Scout's brother in "To Kill a Mockingbird" Scout's brother, in a Harper Lee novel Scout's protector in literature Scout's sibling Son of Atticus Finch Scout's older brother in "To Kill a Mockingbird" Skier Hudak Stand up comic Kirkman Standup comic Kirkman Subject of frequent romantic drama, in tabloids "Saved!" co-star Malone Scene of Napoleonic victory. She played Johanna in the "Hunger Games" movies
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