Letter S 182250–182500

Structure designed by Henry Bacon Steps lead up to this site where Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech Short for an English shire. Steffens et al., to friends Syrupy cough medicine Syrupy medicine "Swedish Nightingale" "Swedish Nightingale" Jenny Scientist James who discovered citrus fruits cured scurvy Sensational singer of 1850. Singer Bob with the 1966 hit "Elusive Butterfly" Singer Jenny Singer on a 50-kronor note Singer on the 50 kronor note Singer promoted by Barnum Soprano Jenny Soprano Jenny who was nicknamed "The Swedish Nightingale" Soprano Jenny, the "Swedish Nightingale" Soprano managed by Barnum Soprano who once worked for P. T. Barnum Soprano who toured with Barnum Star of an 1850's Barnum tour Swedish "songbird." Swedish celebrity. Swedish diva Swedish diva Jenny Swedish singer Swedish singer Jenny Swedish singer managed by P. T. Barnum. Swedish soprano Swedish soprano Jenny Swedish soprano of the 1850's. Swedish soprano: 1820–87 Sweet-singing Jenny. "Sesame Street" librarian Sarah Connor portrayer Hamilton Sen. Kefauver's daughter. She played Alice on TV She sang with Paul in Wings Singer McCartney Singer Ronstadt Singer/photographer McCartney Skater Fratianne Springsteen "___ Let Me Be the One" Stella McCartney's mom Supergirl's alias ___ Lee Supermodel Evangelista She played Velma Dinkley in the 2002 live-action Scooby-Doo movie She won her Best Supporting Actress Oscar for playing a man She played the title role in the sitcom "Alice" Supergirl's secret identity "Saturday Night Live" role for Mike Myers She wrote "The Wave of the Future" Shade tree with deep-red winter buds Shade tree with heart-shaped leaves several yield valuable timber Shade trees with heart-shaped leaves Shade trees near the Brandenburg Gate Soft wood source Sources of soft wood Skier Hilary who won silver in the 1992 Olympics Senator; talk-show host Swiss chocolate brand Swiss chocolatier Swiss chocolatier since 1845 Swiss confectionery known for its truffles ___ & Sprüngli (Swiss chocolatier usually referred to by the first name only, even though the second one sounds much cooler) Sobriquet of 1927. Swingers' step Swinging dance Swinger #3 "So, what's your sign?" is one SLENDER streak Sailor's rope Salesman's need Salesman's offerings. Salesman's samples Salesman's stock Salesman's wares Screenplay bit Screenplay segment Script bit Script detail Script fraction Script part Script segment Script snipper Script snippet Sentence in a film script Sentence in a script Sentence of a film script Series of ancestors Sestet sixth Seven football players. Seven members of a football team. Seven of eleven on offense Shoppers' headache Short message Short written message Shout from a forgetful actor Siegfried or Maginot. Sight outside a streetwear store, say Sign of a hit show Sign of a popular amusement park ride Sign on the dotted __ Single-file formation Singles bar conversation starter Singles bar delivery Singles bar icebreaker Singles-bar delivery Skin wrinkle Small part of a film script Small part of a movie script Snippet of dialogue Snippet of poetry Something to draw or toe Something to drop while away Something to flub or drop Something to hold or drop Something to wait in Something travelers drop Something written in script? Sort of dance Spiel Stanza part Steamship company Stem cell group Stick figure's torso Stock of goods for sale Stock of goods. Stock of merchandise. Straight or product Subway branch Subway route Subway system Supermarket phenomenon Supply of goods of the same general class. Short phrase delivered in a play Straight path drawn with a pencil serif stock Salesman stock item Spanish city (with "La"). Spanish measure of length Start of a schedule Start of a tax form Start of many a form "Sending All My Love" band that goes in a straight line? Sequential, as thinking Sort of measure Straight and narrow Straight, in a sense straight or sequential Script used by ancient Minoans Second entry on a tax form, perhaps Style of photoengraving Sequence of synchronized steps Simple illustration *Solid baseball hit Single or double, often Solid hit Single part of a bill that might be vetoed Somebody who isn't satisfied at the end? Surveyor's assistant. Some telephone company employees Surveyor's assistants. Scrim material Seersucker alternative Shams, say Shams, sheets, 'cetera Sheet fabric Sheet on a bed Sheet or towel Sheet stuff Sheets Sheets and stuff Sheets and tablecloths Sheets and the like Sheets in a closet Sheets on a shelf Sheets on a shelf, collectively Sheets or pillowcases Sheets, pillowcases, etc. Sheets, tablecloths, etc. Shirt and shorts. Shroud material Shroud of Turin material Some bedding Some closet contents Sometimes it s dirty Spun flax fabric Strong textile Stuff in a closet Summer fabric Summer skirt material Summer suit fabric Summer suit makeup Summer suit material Summery material Symbol of a 12th wedding anniversary. sale item White Storage spot for sheets Summer clothing choice Sheet or tablecloth? Sheetings. Sheets and suchlike Sheets and towels Sheets, tablecloths and such Sheets, tablecloths, pillowcases, etc. Sheets, towels, etc. Some newlywed gifts Some wedding-registry purchases Surprise for the bride-to-be. Something extended to a borrower Straight, unobstructed path Spot for gross receipts or sales on Schedule C Spot for the first caller, perhaps Start of a bureaucratic form Start of a form to fill out Start of a typewritten page. Smash that gets caught by an infielder Scene of Sutton Vane's "Outward Bound." Shadow companion Sharp drive. Sharply hit ball Sharply hit baseball Ship or airplane. Ship with staterooms Smash over the infield, say Something for the inside. Squarely hit ball Staub specialty Steamship Straight, low ball. Swimming pool part Swimming-pool part solid hit, in baseball Statement provided on the record? Statements for the record Sea queens Ships with staterooms Singles and doubles, often Solid swats S.R.O. indications Screenwriter's writing Script bits Script contents Script dialogue Script parts Script sentences