Letter S
Sea beast of lore
Sea monster of Norse myth
Sea monster of Norse sagas
Sea terror of Norse legend
Seattle's N.H.L. squad
Seattle's new "sea monster" NHL team
Supposed sighting off the coast of Norway
sea monster
Scandinavian sea monsters.
Supposed sightings off the coast of Norway
Stuff: Ger.
"Seinfeld" character who dreams up a coffee table book about coffee tables
"Seinfeld" doofus
"Seinfeld" eccentric
"Seinfeld" goofball
"Seinfeld" guy / Comment
"Seinfeld" klutz
"Seinfeld" neighbor
"Seinfeld" pratfaller
"Seinfeld" stumbler
"Ship of Fools" director Stanley
Seinfeld's goofy neighbor
Seinfeld's goofy pal
Sitcom burster through doors
Sitcom character in apartment 5B
Sitcom character originally called Kessler in the pilot episode
Streep Oscar role
Silver coin of Persia.
SOUTH African overhanging wall of rocks
SOUTH African precipitous
"Scruples" novelist Judith
"Six Feet Under" star Peter
"Sauer" hot dog topping
"Sour" hot dog topping
Sauer dish
Sauer___.
Sausage topper
Stringy frank topper
Stuff in a hot dog bun
Strong adhesive brand
Strip with flying bricks
Seller of a composer's memorabilia?
Sweet filling, in commercial names
Sweet filling, in product names
Soviet institution
Stalin's H. Q.
Stalin's citadel.
Synonym for the Soviet.
seat of russian government
SOVIET Government, study of the
SOVIET policies, study and analysis of
small filled dough casings usually served in soup
S.S. ___ (Kmart, originally)
Source of the "K" in Kmart
"Smallville" actress Kristin
Siegfried wife
Shrimp like creatures/crustaceans
Shrimplike critters
Shrimplike crustacean
Shrimplike crustaceans
Shrimplike whale fare
Small shrimplike crustaceans
Snack for a whale
Southern Ocean food source
shrimplike whale food
Side dishes made by Santa himself?
"Star Is Born" guy before Bradley
"Sunday Mornin' Coming Down" singer Kristofferson
Santa nickname
Serpentine dagger
Singer Kristoffer-son
Singer-actor Kristofferson
Singer/songwriter Kristofferson
Songwriter Kristofferson
Songwriter-actor's first name, which is also the first four letters of his last name
South Asian chant word
Santa Claus, by another name
Seasonal
Streisand's "A Star Is Born" costar
Santa alias
Santa's first name
Santa's other name
Stewart who plays Diana in "Spencer"
"S.N.L." alum who co-starred in 2016's "Ghostbusters"
"SNL" alum known for her Target Lady sketches
She beat Midori and Nancy for gold in Albertville
She beat Midori for the 1992 Olympic gold medal
Skater Yamaguchi
Skating great Yamaguchi
South Dakota governor Noem
Spring 2008 "Dancing with the Stars" champion Yamaguchi
Swanson who played Buffy in the 1992 movie "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"
Subject of a History Channel Biography subtitled "Fast Food McMillionaire"
Subject of the biography "Grinding It Out"
Sid or Marty of kids' TV shows
Steve of "60 Minutes"
Some markets
SWEDISH principal monetary unit
Scandinavian coin
Scandinavian money
Stockholm coin
Stockholm currency
Stockholm money
Stockholm stock unit
Sweden's currency
Sweden's monetary unit
Swedish bread?
Swedish coin
Swedish currency
Swedish currency unit
Swedish dollar
Swedish monetary unit
Swedish money
Swedish specie
standard monetary unit of Sweden
Salzburg money
Scandinavian coin with a hole in it
standard monetary unit of Norway and Denmark
Silver coins of Denmark and Norway.
Silver coins of Denmark or Norway.
Swedish cash used before the euro was introduced
Stockholm cash
Swedish banknotes
Swedish coins
Swedish currency units
Swedish monetary units
___ String Quartet
standard monetary unit of Estonia
SLOVENIAN motorsport venue
Surname on Elm Street
Secretary of Interior.
Secy. of the Interior, under Truman.
SOUTH African national park
South African military hero for whom a gold rand is named
South African gold piece
SOUTH African fingergrass
'Sing, Sing, Sing drummer Gene'
Swing Era drummer
Swing Era drummer Gene
SERBIAN princes, former capital of the
Superman's dog
Superman's birthplace
Superman's home
Superhero's undoing
Superman's weakness
Simon and Garfunkel hit of 1966
Sch. WNW of Topeka
Sch. near Topeka
Sch. with a Salina campus
Sch. with a branch in Olathe
Sch. with an infamous 1970 National Guard incident
School near Topeka, for short
School with an Olathe campus, for short
Sunflower Showdown sch.
Sunflower Showdown school, for short
Sunflower St. school
Sunflower State sch.
Sneaker brand founded by two European emigrants
Sneaker brand that calls itself "the official footwear for entrepreneurs"
Sneaker company with a blue and red striped shield logo
"Super Hits" company
"Superhits of the Superstars" label
Seller of music compilations
Seller of the Miracle Brush and "25 Polka Greats"
Song compilation co.
Singer of the 1987 #1 country hit "Do Ya"
Singer with the #1 country album "80's Ladies"
Singer with the country hit "80's Ladies"
Sailing speed units: Abbr.
Sailor's measurement: Abbr.
Some chess pcs.
Some chess pieces (abbr.)
Second highest mountain in the world: var.
Snowboarding company named after a mountain
Steal or a game
STAVROPOL krai river
Sen. Knowland's colleague.
SARAWAK capital
Singular compliment?
Singular praise
Spiral-horn animal
Spiraled-horned African antelope
Striped African antelope
Striped antelopes with wavy horns.
Southern vine
Southern weed
Spreading vine
Scrabble 10-pointer
Scrabble 10-pointer, spelled out
SIAMESE Island group
Siamese group
Siamese language
SOUTH American ocelot
Second principle of Kwanzaa
Sen. Robert Byrd, in his youth
Stalin's persecuted peasant
SINKIANG Uighur walled town
Superior of Brahmans.
Standup comedian turned comedic actor turned Oscar-nominated screenwriter turned Marvel superhero Nanjiani
Small citrus fruit
Small orange fruit
small oval citrus fruit with thin sweet rind and very acid pulp
standard monetary unit of Croatia
Skill on display in the "Kill Bill" movies
Style of fighting
Spicy Chinese dish with peanuts
Spicy stir-fry dish
Sun Yat-sen's party.
SIAMESE length measure
Saladin was one
Southeastern Turkey native
Southwest Asian
Southwest Asian slugger?
Some Iranians
Some Iraqis
Some Islamic people
Some Sunnis
Some Turks and Iranians
Southwest Asians.
Syria's largest non-Arab ethnic group
Seaport near Hiroshima.
Seaport on Honshu.
Site of Jap naval base.
Strait connecting Okhotsk and Bering seas.
Strategic Pacific islands.
Scottish church: Var.
"Seven Samurai" director
Sterculia diversifolia
Sub tragedy
"Songs of Anarchy" creator Sutter
Schuschnigg of Austria.
Sci-fi novelist ___ Vonnegut Jr.
Secretary General Waldheim predecessor
Singer-songwriter Vile
Skater Browning
Super Bowl XXXIV MVP Warner
Singer whose 1980 single "The Breaks" was the first gold record rap song
SHARPNESS of peak of frequency-distribution curve
"Slaughterhouse-Five" novelist
"Sisters" costar Swoosie
Swoosie Tony winner
SOUTH African historic mission station
SOUTH African mission station
small currency unit of Turkey
Saburo ___, guest of Hull, Nov. 26, 1941.
Strain of potent marijuana
Safflower ___
Small coastal nation bordering Iraq
SOUTH Siberian river
Soviet suds
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