Letter S 174250–174500

Site of a major 1813 victory for Oliver Hazard Perry Summer-cottage site Scenic spot in Europe. Swiss body of water shore of a lake farthest from the outlet Superior dwellings, say Second largest of a group of five Site of Georgian Bay Site of Mackinac Island Source of the "Father of Waters" "Sorry to Bother You" actor Stanfield Stop between Tampa and Orlando Scenic glacial destination in Alberta’s Banff National Park Scenic gem in Canada. Sailor on Erie or Michigan. Setting of Main Duck Island Sight from Toronto's CN Tower Setting for the "Miracle on Ice" Ski resort in New York Shaq e.g. Shaq was one Shaquille O'Neal, once Ship of a kind. Sir Freddie Sir Freddie of Skytrain SoCal hoopster Southern California basket maker Southern California hoopster Staples Center athlete Staples Center hoopster Staples Center player Shannon River area Shaq's squad Ships out of Duluth. Southern California team Staples Center squad Staples basketmakers Soreness for LeBron James? Scenic beauties of Killarney. Small bodiers of water Some are man-made Streams may lead to them Subject of a Minnesota state nickname Superior and Erie Superior and Placid. Superior and Victoria, for two Some great things Scenic Chicago thoroughfare Site for a summer camp Spot for a cabin Summer cottage locale, maybe Summer cottage site Summer-home spot, perhaps Settings of some getaway cabins Scenic view from Thunder Bay, Ontario Sierra Nevada attraction Sierra Nevada resort Source of the Blue Nile. Superior catch? Site created by Keillor Site of Mexico's Floating Gardens. Swiss locale painted by Turner in 1843 Sum of 100,000 in India She sings the "Bell Song." Sioux language featured in "Dances With Wolves" Sitting Bull or Crazy Horse Sitting Bull's language Standing Rock people Sitting Bull and Red Cloud, for two Southeast Asian spicy noodle soup spicy noodle soup Scoreboard letters for Dwight Howard, until recently Shastri name Shastri of India Staples Center team, on scoreboards "Something, something" (when you don't know the words) Scat snippet Scatter's syllables Scatterbrained person's land Sing-song syllables Singalong syllables Singer's refrain Singer's simple syllables Singer's stand-in? Singer's substitute Singing bit Singing sound. Singing sounds Singing syllables Singsong lyrics Song bit Song on Ashlee Simpson's "Autobiography" album Sound from those who forget the words Sounds after tra Sounds from someone who's forgotten the lyrics Substitute for forgotten words in a song Substitution for forgotten lyrics Sung syllables Syllables after "tra" Syllables after "tra" or "ooh" Syllables in "Deck the Halls" Syllables in place of forgotten lyrics Syllables meaning "I forgot the words" Syllables repeated before "I can't hear you!" Syllables repeated while plugging one's ears Syllables said with fingers in one's ears Shaq, for eight seasons Staples Center NBAer Staples Center player, briefly Staples Center player, for short "Sorry, can't hear you" (sticks fingers in ears) "I can't heeeeeear youuuuuu!" Sound often sung when words are forgotten Soprano's warm-up Syllables delivered with fingers in the ears Syllables sometimes said with one's fingers in one's ears Syllables sung when you forget the lyrics *Space cadet's home? Space cadet's place Space cadet's world Spaced-out state State of obliviousness Singers' nonsense syllables Singers' refrains Soccer star Alexi Song refrains Sounds after tra (hyph.) Strains in refrains Series about the firm McKenzie Brackman Series about the firm McKenzie-Brackman Series created by Steven Bochco and Terry Louise Fisher Series set at McKenzie, Brackman, Chaney and Kuzak Series that had nine cast members nominated for Emmys in 1989 Series that replaced "Hill Street Blues" Series with Smits and Dey Series with a Dey in court Series with suing Show about the firm McKenzie, Brackman Show featuring Jimmy Smits and Susan Dey Show featuring attorneys McKenzie and Brackman Show on against "Knots Landing" Show set at a SoCal firm Show set at the McKenzie, Brackman, Chaney and Kuzak firm Show set at the fictional firm McKenzie, Brackman, Chaney & Kuzak Show set in the 444 Flower Building Show that aired the first lesbian kiss on American TV Show that featured the first lesbian kiss on prime-time TV (1991) Show that had its Dey in court? Show that invented a sexual technique called the Venus Butterfly Show that launched Jimmy Smits Show that replaced "Hill Street Blues" Show title on a license plate Show title shown on a California license plate Show title shown on a license plate Show whose title appeared on a license plate Show whose title appeared on a license plate in the credits Show whose title was seen on a license plate Show with Michael Tucker and his wife Jill Eikenberry as a married couple Smits' former show SoCal Bochco series SoCal-set legal drama Stephen Bochco series Stephen Bochco television drama Steven Bochco TV drama Steven Bochco TV series Steven Bochco drama with an Emmy for the episode "The Venus Butterfly" Steven Bochco series Steven bocho legal drama Susan Dey TV series Susan Dey series Susan Dey starred in it Susan Dey's TV drama Samoan drum Speech disorder: Comb. form Speech fault: Suffix Spain : ___ :: England : Premier League Spanish pro football Spanish pro soccer association Spanish soccer association Spanish soccer association that means "the league" Sports division that's home to FC Barcelona and Real Madrid SCOTTISH lowlands (pert. to) SCOTTISH dialect as literary language SCOTTISH lowland dialect as literary language Sounds "r” like "l”. Steel structural column "Symphonie Espagnole" composer "Symphonie Espagnole" composer Édouard 'Symphonie Espagnole' composer Edouard Salamanca in "Better Call Saul" Schifrin of Hollywood Schifrin Composer Schifrin of film scores Schifrin who composed the "Mission: Impossible" theme Schifrin who composed the "Mission: Impossible" theme music Schifrin who wrote the "Mission: Impossible" theme Score creator Schifrin Sugar-cane shoot Symphonie Espagnol composer Symphonie Espanole composer Symphonie espa ole composer "Symphonie espagnole" composer and family Sugarcane shoots STRIKE (colloq.) Skedaddling Speedy escape Split from the can Split quick "Superior one" SOUTH American camel Sam Jaffe role Sand mandala builder Shangri-La V.I.P. Shangri-La cleric Shangri-La figure Shangri-La monk Shangri-La resident, in James Hilton's "Lost Horizon" Shangri-la resident Singer Cantrell South American carrier Spiritual leader whose title sounds like a pack animal Spiritual master Sectaries at Lhasa. Sancho Panza's land Spanish region whose name means "the stain" Second Republic of Texas president Senator Alexander from Tennessee Small city in Missouri. Sportsman Hunt for whom the N.F.L.'s A.F.C. championship trophy is named Supreme Court Justice: 1911–16 "Samson and Delilah" star Hedy She was in "Ecstasy" She was in "Ecstasy" in 1933 She went to the Casbah. Strange woman player in "The Strange Woman," 1946 Song heard on Bastille Day Saavedra ___ (1936 Peace Nobelist) Some Asian high priests Some Buddhist monks Some Tibetan teachers Some holy men Some protesters in China Some temple figures Star in "Happy Hunting." Star in "Rose Marie." Steenburgen's Melvin and Howard love interest Some breathing lessons "Scholar" in Sarah Hale poem. Sacrificial animal in the Bible Sacrificial offering