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"SNL" alum McKinnon "Sexual Politics" author Millett Shakespeare's shrew Shakespeare's shrew, informally Shakespearean character who "had a tongue with a tang" Shakespearean shrew Shakespearean shrew who "had a tongue with a tang" She sings "I Hate Men." Shimmying sister Shrew from Shakespeare Shrew of literature Shrew of musical Shrew of stage Singer Bush Singer Nash Singing legend Smith Smith of "God Bless America" Smith or Jackson Smith or Mulgrew Smith who sang "God Bless America" Spade of design Spade of handbags Stage shrew Supermodel Moss Supermodel Upton Swimming sensation Douglass Swimsuit model Upton ___ Smith, radio star. ___ Spade (handbag company) ___ Spade handbag Susan Saint James and Jane Curtin Smith enjoyed a chewy fruit? "Superman Returns" actress who shares a name with a duchess "SpaceCamp" star She played Rose Sayer in a classic 1951 film, casually She plays Stephanie in the film "Nine" SOUTH African hammock SOUTH African wooden hammock She's been on the cover of British Vogue more than anyone else Supermodel from Surrey "Shrew" roles Shakespearean female roles Shakespearean roles, informally Shrew and others Shrew portrayals Smith and Greenaway Smith and Jackson Smith and Millett Spade and others Singer famous for "God Bless America" Singer of "God Bless America" Singer who said "Thanks for listenin'" So-called "Songbird of the South" She's big in bags She plays photojournalist Lee Miller in "Lee" (2023) Six-time Oscar nominee with a 2008 win "Sons of Anarchy" actress Sagal Sagal of Married with Children Sagal Actress Sagal of "8 Simple Rules" Sagal of "Futurama" Sagal of "Married...With Children" Sagal of "Sons of Anarchy" Sagal of "Superior Donuts" Sagal of "The Conners" Sagal of "The Connors" Sagal on TV Sagal who voiced Leela on "Futurama" __ Stone, winningest woman coach in college hockey Sitcom mother portrayer of 1987-97 and (on a different show) 2002-05 Star of TV's "8 Simple Rules" Short version of a girl's name. SOUTHWEST Indian dance Singer Sullivan SOUTH Arabian sultanate "Serial Mom" Turner Soprano Battle She debuted at the Met in 1978 sound of a dull heavy blow Supermodel Ireland Scarlett O'Hara's real first name She interviewed Sarah in 2008 She played Joey on {/Dawson's Creek/} She went to Haiti in a Cole Porter song She won the most medals after Michael at the Rio Olympics Show on which Notre Dame's Manti Te'o was interviewed Suri's mom Suri's mother Swimmer Ledecky Swimmer Ledecky with seven Olympic gold medals Swimming phenom Ledecky __ Scarlett O'Hara Sherpa's locale, sometimes Sidekick of the Green Hornet Sidekick played by Bruce Lee Sidekick played by Bruce Lee in '60s TV Sidekick played by Bruce Lee on TV Sidekick role for Bruce Lee Simpson trial figure Kaelin sidekick Green Hornet real first name SLEEPY Hollow belle Subject of Spike Lee's "When the Levees Broke" Subject of the 2006 documentary "When the Levees Broke" Stand-up comic Williams Strait between Sweden and Jutland. "She Caught the __..." "Swish Swish" singer Perry S-s-s-subject of a 1918 hit song She had a beef with Taylor Singer Perry with the 2010 #1 hit "California Gurls" Singer Perry with the 2010 #1 hit "Teenage Dream" Singer Perry with the hit "Roar" Steely Dan's "___ Lied" Steely Dan's title liar Stuttered Name in a song Stutterer's love? "Singing" grasshopper Shrill grasshopper Shrill-sounding grasshopper Sound effect in insect world. Stridulant insect. Singer Perry opted out Summer chirpers Summer serenaders Singer of "Rise" and "Roar" Singer who performed "Roar" and "Firework" at King Charles III's coronation concert (May, 2023) Singer with over 100 million Twitter followers Singer with the 2013 #1 hit "Roar" Screenwriter Gloria ___'s Deli (Big Apple landmark) Setting for "Lilo & Stitch" Setting of the PGA Grand Slam of Golf senior member of a tribe Sida rhombifolia "Slate" masthead name SOUTH Seas drink Shrub of the pepper family. Shrubby pepper. South Pacific herbal drink South Pacific libation Strong Australian drink Strong Polynesian potable "Simpsons" voice Julie Simpson, Marge voice Sport bike brand named after a type of feudal Japanese warrior Smell in the US STRATHCLYDE Region park Scarpetta of whodunits Second name in cosmetics Sen. ___ Bailey Hutchison Senator Hutchison Silent "Dark Knight" character? Singer John of Steppenwolf Singer Starr Singing Starr Sir ___, foster brother of King Arthur Sir___of Arthurian legend Sister company of Zales Sister company of Zales and Jared Son of Sir Ector. Songstress Starr Sportscaster Adams who hosted "Good Morning Football" Starr of music Starr of song Starr or Francis Starr or Kyser Sealskin-covered canoe Sealskin-covered craft Single-occupancy boat Skin-covered canoe Skin-covered craft Small canoe Snug canoe Style of boat first used by the Aleut, Inuit, and Yupik peoples Shot rapids, perhaps Summer Olympics participant Some Olympic racers Sea or river vessels Seal hunters' boats Sealskin canoes. Some camp rentals Sporting craft Summer Olympics vehicles Summer Olympics vessels "Swing and sway" star Sammy or Danny Singer of "Inchworm" on film Star in "On the Riviera." Star of "Two by Two" Stubby of "Guys and Dolls" Stubby or Sammy Swinging Sammy Sammy and Danny *Store with engagement rings and necklaces Send to dreamland Send to the floor Slugger's decisive win Slugger's victory Smashing boxing victory Sockdolager, e.g. Stun in a bout Stunning boxing victory Success for Rocky Some victories for Ali Sending to the canvas Sends to the canvas Some belt consequences Scarpetta and Kyser Singers Armen and Starr Some jewelry stores, informally Spelled-out strikeouts Starr and Francis Starr and Thompson Strikeout letters Strikeout symbols Strikeout symbols, in baseball Singers Starr and Kiki look at each other Second baseman Matsui Second baseman Matsui, to fans Shortstop Matsui Slugger Matsui who hit a home run at his first Major League at-bat Soulseek alternative Shaq-as-genie movie 'Splendor in the Grass' director Simple instrument Simple instrument celebrated on January 28 Simple membranophone Simple wind instrument Small vibrating music maker Sung-into instrument simple child instrument that makes a humming sound simple child s instrument that makes a humming noise simple child s instrument that makes humming noise simple childs instrument that makes a humming noise South Korean public broadcaster initials Storage units: Abbr. Some '80s Chryslers Seattle channel that broadcasts Sesame Street Single-serve coffee brand Single-serve coffee holder Single-serve coffee maker insert Single-serve coffee pod Single-serve coffee product Single-serving coffee choice Single-serving coffee holder Single-serving coffee option Single-serving coffee pod Single-serving coffee product Single-serve coffee container Single-serving coffee units