Letter S 186000–186250

She blossomed in Rome She played Lady L She played Lady L in "Lady L" She said "Everything you see, I owe to spaghetti" She won Best Actress for "Two Women" She wrote "Women and Beauty" Signora Ponti Signorina Scicolone Singer Gray Sofia Villani Scicolone's stage surname Sophia Sophia Actress Sophia from Italy Sophia from Rome Sophia of "Arabesque" Sophia of "El Cid" Sophia of "Grumpier Old Men" Sophia of "Lady L" Sophia of "Man of La Mancha" Sophia of "Marriage Italian Style" Sophia of "Marriage Italian-Style" Sophia of "Nine" Sophia of "The Life Ahead" Sophia of "Two Women" Sophia of cinema Sophia of classic film Sophia of film Sophia of films Sophia of the cinema Sophia of the screen Sophia of the silver screen Sophia who appeared in the photo that may depict, per Entertainment Weekly, "the most famous side eye in paparazzi history" Sophia who played Aida Sophia with a 1962 Oscar Star from Rome Star of "Boy on a Dolphin." Star of "The Millionairess" Star of "Two Women" Sultry Sophia Surname of iconic actress Sophia She cut John Wayne from an important part Sophia and family Songwriter Hart Skimpy on pixels Spaces between birds' eyes and bills. Spaces between eye and bill. Spaces just under a bird's eyes Spaces on birds' faces Shrine town in Italy. She played "Hot Lips" Singer Lynn Sissy Actress Sissy's "Coal Miner's Daughter" role Sissy's Oscar-winning role Sissy's role in "Coal Miner's Daughter" Sunday night TV standby. Sunday night TV star. Swit Actress Swit of "M*A*S*H" Swit of TV Swit or Young Swit who played "Hot Lips" Sissy Spacek (1980) Sissy Spacek role, 1980 Sissy Spacek role, 1980: 2 wds. Swit and Young Sense of humor of singer Lynn? She had a "major" role on "M*A*S*H" She played "The Farmer's Daughter." She won a Best Actress Oscar for 1947's "The Farmer's Daughter" Shrine on the Adriatic. Specs on a stick Specs with a handle "Shark Tank" colleague of Daymond "Shark Tank" investor Greiner "Shark Tank" shark Greiner "Shark Tank" shark with a "golden ticket" made of real gold Shark Greiner of "Shark Tank" Sharon, in "Total Recall" Singer in "VR.5" Singer in Hollywood Singer in acting Singer learning a script Singer memorizing lines Singer of "Footloose" Singer of "Short Cuts" Singer of "Summer Heat" Singer of "VR.5" Singer of film Singer of the cinema Singer of the movies Singer of the screen Singer on the big screen Singer or Petty Singer the actor Singer the actress Singer who acts Singer who's an actress Small Asiatic lemur. Sri Lankan primate Seaport of Colombia. shell hard Seaport in Brittany. Sub base blasted by Allied bombers. Small Australasian parrots Small Australian parrots Small parrots small brightly coloured Australian parrot Studio that produced "The Waltons" and "Dallas" Studio which produced "Dallas" Spur maker Singer/actress Gloria "Slow" primate Singer and Loughlin Singer and Petty Sllloooow-moving Indian primate Sloth monkey. Slow -- (small primate) Slow Sri Lankan lemur Slow ___ (Asian primate) Slow-moving animal. Slow-moving lemur Slow-moving lemur of India. Slow-moving nocturnal lemur. Small arboreal primate Small lemur. Slow primates Slow, nocturnal primates with big eyes Slow-moving primates Some "slow" primates She was Ariel Moore in 1984's "Footloose" Sad end to love? Sad ending for "love" Suffix after "love" She married John Ridd. Singer Liza's half-sister Singer Luft Singer and actress Luft Singer/actress Luft Sir Ensor Doone's granddaughter Shortbread brand "S.N.L." boss Michaels "S.N.L." producer Michaels "SNL" creator Michaels "SNL"'s Michaels "Saturday Night Live" creator Michaels "Saturday Night Live" producer Michaels SNL 's Michaels Scottish firth forming channel between Mull Island and mainland. Screen villain. Sinister Peter Sinister villain actor, Peter ____ Sinister-appearing actor Peter Sitcom producer Chuck Star of "M" Star of the 1931 film "M" Surname in the credits for "Casablanca" Semi, to Scots Sussex semi Small, colorful parrot often found in Australasia Short-tailed parrot Small Australian parrot. South Seas parrot Sight in "line of ___" Spanish article Spanish for "the" (masculine plural) Section of America's second-largest city? Selena y ___ Dinos (Tejano band) Smaller part of L.A. Start for Alamos or Lobos Start of many California city names Start of many California place names Start of many California town names Start of several New Mexico place names Start of some California place names Start to many a California destination Starter for two NBA teams Spanish masculine plural definite article Short form of a type of missile guidance system ___ Santos ___ Santos, fictional setting of Grand Theft Auto V "Site Y," then "The Atomic City" Santa Fe's neighbor. Setting of the cable drama series "Manhattan" Site of atomic project in New Mexico. Site of atomic project. Southwest's one-time "Secret City" Silicon Valley city SUNset Boulevard city Second city of the U.S. Sprawly city Summers '32 and '84 Socal city, except even more laid back? Score the 3 in a 4-3 game Shake off, as a pursuer Shake off, as a shadow Shake, as a detective Shake, as a police tail Shake, as a pursuer Shake, in away Shake, so to speak She lost her husband in the war Shed pounds Succeed at dieting Succeed in dieting Succeed on a diet Succeed with a diet Succeed with one's diet Succeed, dietwise Suffer deprivation Suffered a defeat suffer the loss of a person through death or removal Second-worst possible "Wheel of Fortune" spin Suffer an airport annoyance Suffer a social setback. Suffer disgrace Suffer disgrace in China Suffer disgrace, or what the starred clues must do as a set to match their answers? Shed a significant amount of weight in a big way Start to despair Stop looking for a rescue plane *Suffer when being last in line to shower? Snap and then some Succumb to one's emotions ___ sleep over. Start to wobble Spill a Cuban drink? Schiemiel Schlimazel Schlump Second or third person? Second-best contestant. Second-best one. Short straw drawer Short straw drawer, e.g. Short-ender. Short-straw drawer Short-straw picker Someone who fails consistently Sometimes a dieter is one Sore ___ (poor sport) Sore one, maybe Sore person? Sore sort, maybe Stock that drops in value Strip poker player in the buff, e.g. Successful dieter Sugar Ray on June 25th. Sad sacks Second-person plural?