Letter S 17750–18000

Sites for vows Star-related Stations of the cross? Structures used for religious rites soul man props Search engine introduced in 1995 Swiss city where William Tell shot an apple Swiss home of William Tell "__ Synagoge" (Essen cultural center) Schweinfurt senior Senior citizen in Bonn Senior citizen, in Berlin Senior citizen, in Germany Senior citizen, in Köln Sobriquet for Adenauer Stuttgart senior Synonym of "antike" ___ Sprachen (ancient languages: Ger.) Sew a hem Shorten maybe Shorten a shift, perhaps Shorten or lengthen, perhaps Shorten or lengthen, say Shorten or lengthen. Shorten the sleeves on, e.g. Shorten, as slacks Size up or down Size up, maybe? Spay, say Start of an ego? Swerve Subject for being taken in Subject to modification Spayed SETS AT *Sasha Fierce, for Beyoncé Secret identity, often for a superhero Sasha Fierce for Beyoncé, once Sasha Fierce, for Beyonce Second Person Second half? Second shelf Second self or hidden persona Secondary persona, or what's hidden in the answers to starred clues Secondary personality Self production? Self-made person? Spider-Man, for Peter Parker Steve Rogers, for Captain America Superhero's cover Secret identity for a superhero, perhaps Secret identities, often maintained by superheroes Second person plural? Secondary identities Significant others Spaceman Spiff and Stupendous Man, for Calvin in "Calvin and Hobbes" Superheroes often have them Superheroes' other identities Superheroes' secondary identities Superman and Mr. Hyde Seesaw Skirt Stand in Stand-in Sub Substitute delegate shunt shuttle substitution swing back and forth between two states or conditions switch back and forth between two options Second-place finish? Seconds at political convention. Subs shakiness successive change from one thing or state to another and back again shortcut Some DVD extras Straighten up, perhaps Shifts Shortens or lengthens, say Sizes up or down? Sizes up, maybe Sizes up? Spays Spanish word for highness Shrub also known as rose of Sharon similar to but having smaller flowers than genus Alcea Shortened preposition Supposing that. short form of although saxhorn suchlike Singers. Some arias are written for them Some basilica singers Some boys in the choir. Some carolers Some choir members Some choir singers Some choir voices Some choir voices, formally Some choristers Some chorus members Some chorus voices Some glee club members Some loft occupants Some madrigal singers Some singers Some tabernacle singers Some voices Start for meter or tude Start for something high Starter for meter Stanza successor Some Nissan models Some Nissans Servopneumatic instrument Skydiving device Skydivers' aids Skydivers' devices science of measuring altitudes, as with an altimeter Sacred Olympian grove. Sacred enclosure at Olympia. sacred grove Something to gain from flying? someone tending to loftiness in doctrine Second button in a drastic trio Space bar neighbor, at times Start of some shortcuts "STOP," in Jalisco "Stop!" in Spain "Sweet Adeline" range Second-highest female singing voice SSA choral arrangement part Samaritan Woman portrayer in Mahler's Symphony No. 8 Sax GAMUT SCOPE STOVE STRAY SWEEP animal Sax classification Sax for Bird Sax larger than a soprano Sax object? Sax or flute type Sax or singer Sax played by Cannonball or Bird Sax played by Charlie and Maceo Parker Sax range Sax range, sometimes Sax register Sax section member Sax sort Sax type Sax type for Charlie Parker Sax type played by Charlie Parker Sax type played by Paquito D'Rivera Sax variety Saxo-phone range Saxophone Saxophone size Saxophone type Saxophone variety Second highest in a family of instruments Second voice Second word of a California city Second-highest choir voice Second-highest choral part Second-highest in four-part harmony Second-highest of four Second-highest part, usually Second-highest voice in a four-part chorus Second-voice carrier Section of a glee club. Seor's "Stop!" Señorita's "Stop!" Shania Twain or Karen Carpenter Shania Twain, e.g. Shania Twain, for one She's deep She's lower than a soprano Silicon Valley city Palo __ Singer Singer above a tenor Singer below a soprano Singer in a quartet. Singer like Pink or Fergie Singer's range Singer's voice Singer, sometimes Singing part Singing quartet member Singing range Singing range of many women Singing range of most women Singing voice below soprano Singing voice type Somewhat high on the staff Soprano alternative Soprano colleague Soprano's choirmate Soprano's co-star? Soprano's colleague Soprano's female colleague Soprano's mate Soprano's neighbor Soprano, ___, tenor and bass Soprano, ___, tenor, bass Soprano-tenor go-between Sort of recorder Sort of sax Spanish opposite of bajo Start of some cloud names Starter for cumulus Stop in Monterrey Sweet Adelines member __ sax ___ saxophone (instrument for Charlie Parker) singing register Staff symbol at the beginning of a viola piece Symbol on viola music Symbol on viola sheet music Self-proclaimed "Curiously Strong Mint" Single breath mint Some jazz saxophone players SW Illinois city Self-proclaimed "foodist" Brown Site of the last Lincoln-Douglas debate St. Louis suburb Suburb of St. Louis Site of a Penn State campus Stop on Amtrak's Pennsylvanian Singing Jackie in Pennsylvania? Singers below sopranos SINGING group Sade and Anita Baker, range-wise Sax section Sax sorts Sax types Singers below mezzo-sopranos Singers between sopranos and tenors Singers like Marian Anderson Singers lower than sopranos Singing voices Soloists in Mahler's Symphony #3 Soloists in Mahler's Symphony %233 Some Requiem singers Some aria singers Some choir boys? Some choir personnel Some choir ranges Some choir women Some choirboys