Letter S 167500–167750

"Sands of Iwo __": 1949 film "Sands of Iwo ___" "SNL" Biden portrayer (2020) Star of "The Number 23" Star of "Yes Man" SPANISH statesman Spanish lyric poet Subject of quote Survivor frontman Jamison Seattle-born 60's rock star state of nervous tension, excitement, or anxiety Slade bassist/songwriter Six-time Nascar champion Johnson Sweet sprinkles Singer who nicknamed himself Mr. Mojo Risin' Singer who wrote the poetry collection "The Lords and the New Creatures" Short crowbar Statesman from Plains Singer who lent his name to a brand of breakfast sausages Singer with the 1961 hit "Big Bad John" "Silicon Valley" actor who wrote "How To American: An Immigrant's Guide To Disappointing Your Parents" (... letter 6) Singer of the 1966 hit Motown ballad "What Becomes of the Brokenhearted" So-called "Wizard of Odds" Sleuthing president? Sitcom star with a drawl Sportscaster who anchors the Masters Sports talk radio host whose show is affectionately called "The Jungle" Senators Bunning, DeMint, Risch, and Webb Slim __: snack items Slim ___ (snack sticks) stinkweed SPANISH light horseman Song in a commercial Song sung with many pitches Spot lines? Seasonal movie of 1996 Seasonal dance Sleigh song Sacred garment for a healing dance Sleigh bells and such Sleigh bell sounds Sleighbell sounds Santana song about ultrapatriot? Self-professed ultrapatriot Spirit from the desert Spirit in Arabian myth Spirit, in Islamic myth Spirits of Islam Spirits of Moslem legend. Spirits, in Islamic myth Supernatural beings, such as Aladdin's benefactor. Spirit in "Arabian Nights." Supernatural being, in Moslem legends spirit in Muslim mythology Saying "There's no way we can lose now," say Saying "no-hitter" during one, supposedly Shout when someone says the same thing as you at the same time Source of bad luck Spoil, superstitiously Some spellings? Spelling problems? SOUTH American hat Sue Grafton's '-- for Judgment' Shared taxi Small bus Swing era dance Swinger, perhaps Subtitled "language" in Airplane! Swing music Swing music: Slang. Swing's kin Spoke foolishly Swings, big band style Swings, musically Slang, slangily Stuff formed in balls, partly "Star Trek" director, 2009 Some winter wear Studio where you can practice some "Matrix"-y moves Snitcher South Asian ruler Series I, part 3 "Second Act" star, informally "Selena" star's nickname "Selena" star, familiarly "Selena" star, in tabloids "Selena" star, to fans "Selena" star, to her fans "Shall We Dance?" star, familiarly Selena player, familiarly Selena player, popularly Selena player, slangily Selena portrayer, familiarly Selena portrayer, popularly Selena portrayer, to fans Self-titled #1 pop album of 2001 Self-titled 2001 #1 album Self-titled 2001 album Self-titled 2001 bestselling album Self-titled 2001 pop album Self-titled best-selling album of 2001 Shall We Dance star, for short She and A-Rod split up in 2021 She performed the World Cup's official song with Pitbull and Claudia Leitte Singer "from the block," familiarly Singer Jennifer's nickname Singer and former "American Idol" judge, familiarly Singer at the 2020 Super Bowl Singer at the Biden/Harris inauguration, familiarly Singer in the '24 documentary "The Greatest Love Story Never Told" Singer profiled in the 2022 Netflix documentary "Halftime," familiarly Singer who is creative director of the nuvoTV channel Singer who made her start on "In Living Color," briefly Singer, abbreviated Singer/actress nickname Singer/actress with a simultaneous #1 album and #1 film, familiarly Singer/actress, for short Spokesceleb for Fiat Star of 2019's "Hustlers," informally Star who performed at the 2020 Super Bowl wearing a Puerto Rican flag, for short Star with 71 million Instagram followers, for short Super Bowl LIV halftime performer Super Bowl LIV halftime show co-headliner with Shakira Super Bowl LIV halftime show moniker Stephen of "Still Crazy" Son with the same name, in the U.K. SCOTTISH beloved SCOTTISH joy SCOTTISH sweetheart SWEETHEART (Scot.) Scots word for sweetheart Sweetheart: Scots Slayer of Absalom slayer Absalom SUSANNA, husband of Steinbeck family Steinbeck family name Steinbeck hero Tom Steinbeck novel surname Steinbeck surname Steinbeck's Ma or Pa Steinbeck's Ma, Pa or Tom Steinbeck's Okie Tom. Steinbeck's Tom Subject of a Woody Guthrie ballad Surname in "The Grapes of Wrath" Surname of a fictional McAlester prison parolee Surname of literary characters Noah, Tom, Al, Rosasharn, Ruthie, and Winfield Steinbeck's "Okies." "Saint __" (Shaw play) Saint ___ of Arc Shaw saint Shaw title saint Singer Armatrading Singer Baez Singer Jett Singer Jett with the Blackhearts Singer/songwriter Armatrading Soprano Sutherland Sultry Collins Sutherland *Singer on the first day of Woodstock "Slouching Towards Bethlehem" author She writes with "computer lyricism," according to Elizabeth Hardwick Sterling Cooper bombshell Sitcom lover of Chachi Spanish ultramodern painter Surrealist painter from Barcelona Surrealist who painted a mural for Harvard Specialty crafts retailer Stefani ___ Angelina Germanotta a.k.a. Lady Gaga She ended the Orleans siege She heard "voices" Subject of New York City's first public statue of a woman (1915) Secretive singer Baez? She asks: "Can we talk?" Singers Baez and Jett Scarce item in 1932 Scarcity during a recession Simplyhired.com posting Slacker's bane Snow chaser Snow follower Snow or bank follower Snow or nose follower Some rockers have a day one Something needed by millions of Americans Something to land Son of Issachar Strike or protest in the workplace STOCK exchange dealer Site with lots of posts? Switch positions often Songwriter Antonio Carlos ___ Surplus offered for sale. Sale-goods groups Success in a certain search Skills necessary for success in one's work (letters 3-7) System that varies tasks* Some are odd Some graduates get them Some openings Steve at Apple's core Steve of Apple Steve who co-founded Apple Steve who once headed Apple Steven of Apple computers Split a post? Seeds used as beads South Africa's largest city, familiarly South African metropolis, colloquially SCOTTISH private soldier (sl.) SCOTTISH soldier (mil. sl.) Sande or Shoemaker, for short School athlete Scottish soldier Shock follower? Slasher film archetype Someone who has a lot of balls in the air? Sport-playing sort Sports guy Sports lover Stock character in a teen comedy Strapping young lad? sports devotee Shoemaker, e.g. Silks wearer Steed steerer someone employed to ride horses in horse races Shoemaker's headgear Sande, Arcaro, etc. Silk-clad men. Something you might pick up in a gym Song pumped into a sports arena Series of sports stadium music compilation albums of the 1990s San Francisco Giant, for example? San Francisco area athlete? Serious players School sports upset Sportively humorous. Short riding boots. "Salem Falls" author Picoult She played Iris in "Taxi Driver" She played Nell in "Nell" She was Iris in "Taxi Driver" Sweetin who played Stephanie on "Full House" "Sommersby" actress She appeared in 4 Disney films Singer Watley Singer Watley et al.