Letter S
Silents star Leeds
Singer McCann
Singer and language preservationist Downs
Singer/activist Downs
Sleuthing sister in "Psycho"
Snoopy's first owner
Snoopy's former owner
Snoopy's original owner
Sport, to a guru
Strip set in Appalachia
Strip started in 1934
Strip that debuted in 1934
Sachet flower
Sachet scent, perhaps
Sachet scent, sometimes
Scent of spring
Scented candle option
Shade akin to thistle
Shade close to lavender
Shade close to plum
Shade like lavender
Shade named for a flower
Shade of purple named after a flower
Shade related to violet
Shade similar to lavender
Shade similar to mauve
Shrub akin to the olive tree
Shrub of genus Syringa.
Shrub of the olive family
Shrub that may be light purple
Shrub whose flowers are often purple
Shrub with fragrant pink flowers
Shrub with lavender flowers
Shrub with sweet-smelling flowers
Soap smell
Soft purple
Spring color.
Spring fragrance
Spring hue
Spring scent
State emblem of New Hampshire.
State flower of N. H.
State flower of N.H.
State flower of New Hampshire
Symbol of purity or spirituality
Syringa
Syringa by another name
Syringa flower
Syringa kin
scent Sachet emanation
state flower New Hampshire city
Sweet-smelling shrubs
Second word in a classic Whitman poem
Shrubs with lavender blooms
Subject for Chagall and Cassatt
Sweet-smelling bloomers
Symbols of New Hampshire.
Source of a wine that's "sweet and heady like my love," in a song
Screen actress born in N. Y. C.
Silent film actress.
Silent film star who played Carmen in "Blood and Sand" (1922)
standard monetary unit of Swaziland, divided into 100 cents
Smallest member of a famous acting family?
Singer Gomez, familiarly
"Six Feet Under" actress Taylor
Screen musical
Simmons of "Banshee"
Stripper St. Cyr
Start of a Poitier title
Symbolic blooms.
Symbols of France.
Symbols of purity
Symbols of beauty.
"Snap Yo Fingers" rapper
Singer nicknamed "Queen of Rap"
Small pin
Swedish jazz singer Lindfors
Soprano Lehmann
She played "The Curious Savage."
Silent film star Gish
... sail near the island of Blefuscu
Swift's land of six-inch people
She wrote "Glamour Book."
Stage name for Montero Lamar Hill
Stage name of Montero Lamar Hill
"__ & Stitch" (Disney film)
"__ & Stitch": 2002 film
"___ & Stitch" (2002 Disney film)
"___ & Stitch" (2002 animated film)
"___ & Stitch" (animated film)
'-- & Stitch' (cartoon)
She adopts the alien Stitch as her "dog"
She danced in "Can-Can."
Star in "Can-Can."
Star of "Can-Can"
Stitch partner in film
Stitch's Disney film pal
Stitch's adopter
Stitch's adopter, in a Disney film
Stitch's adopter, in a Disney movie
Stitch's animated pal
Stitch's buddy
Stitch's caretaker
Stitch's cartoon pal
Stitch's cartoon partner
Stitch's companion
Stitch's friend
Stitch's friend in a Disney film
Stitch's friend in a Disney franchise
Stitch's human companion
Stitch's human pal, in film
Stitch's movie pal
Stitch's on-screen partner
Stitch's pal
Stitch's pal in a Disney film
Stitch's pal in a Disney movie
Stitch's pal in the movies
Stitch's pal, in film
Stitch's partner in the movies
Stitch's toon pal
Substance-abusing star of "Mean Girls" in headlines
"Surely I'm not guilty, right?"
"Shakespearean"-named rapper whose dad is Master P, as he was originally known
Satchmo's wife, and others
"Shortnin' Bread", e.g.
SING rhythmically
Say cheerily
Scandinavian accent feature
Sing cheerfully
Sing merrily.
Sing with a swing
Sing with grace
Singsong cadence
Singsong melody
Singsongy cadence
Song on a carnival ride, e.g.
Soothing accent feature
Speak rhythmically
Spirited air
Spirited ditty
Spirited song
Spirited tune
Sprightly air.
Sprightly tune
Spring melody
Springlike melody
Springlike tune
Springy cadence
Springy melody
Springy motion
Springy movement
Springy song
Springy tune
Sringy melody
Swing; rhythm
Swinging ditty
Swinging rhythm
Swinging tune
Swingy rhythm
Sang cheerfully
Sang gracefully
Sang in Gaelic, maybe
Sang in a light, gay manner.
Sang lightly
Sang rhythmically
Spoke cheerfully, perhaps
Spoke in graceful rhythm.
Spoke swingingly
Spoke with cadence
Sweet songstress
Singing lightly
Sings cheerfully
Sings cheerily
Sings gaily
Sings gayly
Sings melodiously
Sings merrily.
Sings with swings
Songs from Erin
Songs with animation
Speaks in a happy-go-lucky manner
Speaks rhythmically
Speaks with a pleasing rhythm
Spirited songs
Spirited tunes
Sprightly airs
Sprightly songs
Springy motions.
Springy songs
Spritely tunes
Swinging ditties
Swinging songs
Swings rhythmically
Swingy rhythms.
Swingy tunes
SOUTH American river plant
She's Frankie on "Grace and Frankie"
Singer Allen
Streamer ___Pichu
Symbol of France
Symbol of Mary, Mother of God
Symbol of innocence and purity
Symbol of whiteness.
Symbolic bloom.
scarlet martagon
sego
symbol Purity Mythical symbol of
Sela Ward's "Once and Again" role
Symbol of humility, in painting.
seat Frog
Some floating leaves
Swift people?
Star of "Grace and Frankie" alongside Jane Fonda
She has a ghostly pallor
South American capital that shares its name with a type of bean
South American city on the Pacific
South American metropolis
S. A. metropolis
S. A. university city.
S. American capital
S. American city.
S.A. city
SPANISH lime
Saint Rosa's city
Seat of Allen County, Ohio
Seat of Ohio's Allen County
Send by post
Setting of many Mario Vargas Llosa novels
Short Western Hemisphere capital
Sieva bean's relative
Site of Pizarro's tomb
Site of U. of San Marcos
Site of some 2023 protests led by Indigenous and low-income Peruvians
Site of the oldest university in South America
Soup bean, perhaps
South America's "City of Kings"
South American capital located in a desert
South American capital nicknamed the Octopus
South American capital overlooking the Pacific
South American coastal capital
South American metropolis.
South Americar capital
Southern Hemisphere city
Spanish-speaking capital
Sprawling capital nicknamed "The Octopus"
St. Rose of ___
Stew bean
Succotash bean
Succotash bite
Succotash item
11 +1