Letter S
Strip in a bar
Strip often twisted
Some drink garnishes
Slot machine displays
Slot-machine fruits
Slot-machine items
Small citrus
Some squeezed fruits
Sour fruits
Sour yellow fruits
Source of ascorbic acid.
Source of citric acid.
Shallow-water creature
Subtropical ocean predator
San Pellegrino offering
Sprite's cousin
Sprite's relative
Small, sourish pastry
Sweet little thing
Sour pastries
Sourish bakery offerings
Slightly tart brew
Something good for a sore throat
Sore throat remedy
Sweet and sour dessert
Semitropical evergreen
Source of some citrus fruits
Subtropical evergreen.
Slice often perched on a cocktail glass
Shoes to wear when driving a junky car?
small tree of New Zealand
Smelling of citrus
Snicket of children's books
Snicket of kid lit
Snicket of kids' books
Somewhat tart
Syracuse, NY college
Some touchdown makers, briefly
Space-machine units
Space-vehicle units
Spacecraft units
Swift's Gulliver
SULAWESI island animal (Indon.)
SULAWESI island marsupial
Sacha Baron Cohen voices one in "Madagascar"
Sacha Baron Cohen's "Madagascar" character, for one
Sifaka or potto
sifaka
SPIRITS of the night
Silky fabric worn by a primate?
"Spanning the World" author Berman
"Spy Hook" author Deighton
"Steal My Sunshine" band
"Steal My Sunshine" group
"Steal My Sunshine" one-hit wonder
"Steal My Sunshine" one-hit wonders
"Strong as a lion" guy's nickname
"Sweeney Todd" Tony winner Cariou
"Sweeney Todd" actor Cariou
"Sweeney Todd" star Cariou
Seinfeld's Uncle Leo portrayer __ Lesser
Senator Marchand
Short for Leonard.
Son of Izzie
Sports anchor Berman
Sports announcer Berman
Sportscaster Berman, novelist Deighton, or quarterback Dawson
Sportscaster Dawson
Sportswriter Pasquarelli
Spy author Deighton
Spy expert Deighton
Spy fiction writer Deighton
Spy novel author Deighton
Spy novel writer Deighton
Spy novelist Deighton
Spy novelist's prename
Spy thriller author Deighton
Spy thriller writer Deighton
Spy writer Deighton
Spy-fi author Deighton
Spy-novel author Deighton
Squiggy's "Laverne & Shirley" pal, casually
Stage actor Cariou
Super Bowl IV M.V.P. Dawson
Super Bowl M.V.P. Dawson
Super Bowl MVP Dawson in the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Super Bowl QB Dawson
Super Bowl great Dawson
Sweeney portrayer Cariou
"Stormy Weather" Horne
"Stormy Weather" name
"Stormy Weather" singer Horne
"Stormy Weather's" Horne
Second-longest (after the Amazon) undammed river in the world
She leaps in comics
She played Cersei on "GOT"
She played Glinda in "The Wiz"
She played Glinda in the 1978 film version of "The Wiz"
She plays Hannah on "Girls"
She sang with Cab and Duke
She's Cersei on "Game of Thrones"
She's into table napkins
She's seen in middle names
Siberia's longest river.
Siberian river to the Arctic Ocean
Siberian river to the Arctic.
Siberian river with 300 tributaries.
Siberian river, 3,000 m. to the Arctic.
Siberian river, 3,114 miles to Nordenskjold Sea.
Siberian stream
Siberian waterway.
Singer Home
Singer Horne
Singer and activist Horne
Singer and civil rights activist Horne
Singer/activist Horne
Singing Horne
Songstress Horne
Spingarn Medal winner Horne
Stongstress Horne.
Stormy Weather singer's first name
Sultry Horne
Sultry singer Horne
Swedish actress Olin
Sweet-sounding Horne
She plays Cersei Lannister on "Game of Thrones"
She sings like a bird?
Stimulating jazz singer?
She played Glinda the Good in "The Wiz"
Singer and civil rights activist with a Broadway theater named after her
Singer who starred in "Stormy Weather"
Songstress from Brooklyn.
Spingarn medalist, 1983
Star in "Stormy Weather": 1943
Subject of the biography "Stormy Weather"
Star of "Of Thee I Sting"?
Swedish actress married to director Lasse Hallström
Singer Horne and actress Olin
Singer Horne and others
Some are leaping
Singer with the 1965 hit "1-2-3"
Serve as the bank
Skynyrd "___ a Helpin' Hand"
Spark interest?
Supply on credit
Supply short-term
Supply temporarily
Send Rover over for the weekend?
S&L, often
Shark, maybe
Shylock
Shylock, for one
someone who lends money or gives credit in business matters
Some are sharks
Subject of a historical 1941 U.S. decision
Supplied goods, as in 1941.
Shakespearean demand?
Supplies, as assistance
Singer Lovich
Smooth in phonetics
Smooth breathing
Smooth breathing mark
Smooth breathing, in phonetics
Smooth consonant
Smooth, phonetically.
Smooth-breathing mark
Smooth: Phon.
Smooth: Phonet.
Smooth: Phonetics.
Soft breathing, in phonetics.
Soft consonant.
Soft, in PAlermo
Smooth consonants
Smooth consonants, in phonetics.
Soft consonants.
Soft speech sounds
Suburb of Kansas City
Some go to great ones
someone responsible for the upkeep of a particular length of railway
Second-oldest child on TV's "The Loud House"
Seducer of Josef in Kafka's "The Trial"
Soft: Comb form.
Soft: Prefix.
Sentencing judge's prerogative
Soft-hearted bent
Something a judge might show
Showing clemency
Soft, in a way
Sparing the rod
"Since ___ Died": Max Eastman
Soviet bigwig
Soviet founder
Soviet head, 1917–24.
Soviet hero
Soviet iron man
Soviet leader
Soviet leader: 1917–24
Soviet premier
Soviet revolutionary
St. Petersburg was once named after him
Stalin predecessor
Stalin's predecessor
Statue toppled in Kiev in 2013
Subject of debate between Stalin and Tito.
Surname in 1917 headlines
Survivor of two 1918 assassination attempts
Storage for Bolshevik brooms?
Storage areas for copies of the "April Theses"?
Saint Petersburg's former name
Saint Petersburg, until 1991
St. Petersburg, once
St. Petersburg.
Soviet alumnus
Shrine in Moscow's Red Square
SMOOTH speech sound
Soft speech sound.
Soft, as a sound
Softies show it
Small of "Of Mice and Men"
Steinbeck's ___ Small
Steinbeck's half-wit
Sean with the album "Friendly Fire"
Short-lived 2005 Broadway musical with the song "Instant Karma"
Singer-songwriter on "Double Fantasy"
Singers with Welk
Singers John and Sean
Singing sisters on "The Lawrence Welk Show"
"Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" singer
Singer Annie
Singer Annie of the "Eurythmics"
Some in-laws of Mary, Queen of Scots
Singer Kravitz
Squiggy's "Laverne & Shirley" pal
Swimmer Krayzelburg with four Olympic gold medals
Scathing comic, 1926-66
"Stuff We Found on eBay" humorist
SPANISH cloth
Soft, meshed fabric
Someone to see before retiring?
Source of much political humor
Source of political news for many Americans
Star following the news
Star seen around midnight
Star seen at night
Star viewed at night
Subject of the 1994 best seller "The Late Shift"
Subject of the book "The Late Shift"
Successor of Carson
Successor to Allen
Successor to Paar's successor
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