Letter S 187500–187750

Swiss tourist center Swiss tourist city Switzerland's popular tourist resort. She married during her father's presidency "Santa __": Caruso classic "Santa ___" (ode to Naples) "Santa ___," Italian song Saint -- (one of the Windward islands) Saint __, one of the only two sovereign nations named for women Saint __: Caribbean island nation Saint __: only country named for a woman Saint ___ (Caribbean country) Saint ___ (Caribbean nation named after a woman) Saint ___ (Caribbean nation) Saint ___ (island in the Windwards) Saint ___ (island nation in the British West Indies) Saint ___ (isle S of Martinique) Saint ____ (West Indies nation) Saint _____ (U.N. member since 1979) Saint ______ , Carribean Island Saint for whom a Caribbean country is named Saint in the Caribbean Santa ___ (Caribbean island) Santa ___ (fir of Calif.) Santa ___ traditional song from naples Santa ___, city in Uruguay She sings the "Mad Scene." Song of 1850, "Santa ___" St. __ (Caribbean island nation) St. __, West Indies island St. __: Caribbean island state St. ___ (Caribbean country) St. ___ (Caribbean isle) St. ___ (Caribbean nation) St. ___ (West Indies nation) St. ___ (Windward Island) St. ___ (isle S of Martinique) St. ___, only nation named for a woman Sutherland role Swedish Christmas saint Swedish holiday in which crowns of candles are worn, familiarly Second-century Greek satirist Singer Pavarotti Shuttle astronaut Shannon State where you're out but in on it? saneness Saint ___ (Florida county) Singer-actress Arnaz Sydney Carton loved her. Sydney Carton's love Syndey Carton's beloved. substance occurring in bioluminescent organisms, such as glow-worms and fireflies She was a Ball-of-fire She appeared on the cover of the first national edition of TV Guide She was on the first TV Guide cover She was on the first cover of TV Guide Sitcom pioneer in the first class of inductees to the Television Academy Hall of Fame She elopes with explorer—smooth running assured Soprano Amara Someone else's skill, to a sore loser Sometimes a lady Sometimes it's dumb Song from "Guys and Dolls": 1950 Sheer chance "___ Star" (1983 Madonna hit) Successful despite the odds, say Sore loser's comment Serendipitous Stable good-fortune item Song from "Good News": 1927 Sarcastic comment after a misfortune Superstitious athlete's footwear (first letter + last 4) Song from "On the Town": 1944 Semi driver's superstition? SORDID gain Shameful gain Slightly tarnished profits. Sometimes it's filthy Shakespeare's "The Rape of ___" Sordid gains. Social reformer Mott Social reformer ___ Coffin Mott STUDY of birds at night STUDY of meditation SHINING (ME) S American tree Schroeder's admirer Schulz's "psychiatric help" dispenser She believed in maiden names. She loves Schroeder She's got some 'splainin' to do Sister of Linus Sitcom character discussed in the 2003 biography "Ball of Fire" Sitcom immortal Sitcom pioneer Sitcom redhead Sky girl of song Stephen Hawking's journalist daughter Suffragette Stone Suffragist Stone Scott's tragic bride Source of the advice "Stand Up" rapper Shunner of new technology Smith Brothers competitor Shropshire city. Simple board game SIFT (OE) Sift, in Shropshire Sift, in old England Sift, in the Old English Dictionary SAIL nearer the wind Sail into the wind Sail near the wind Steer closer to the wind sail (a ship) towards the wind sail near to wind Sailed near the wind. Sailed nearer the wind. Sails close to the wind Sails closer to the wind. Sails nearer the wind Singer Lorna Singer-actress Lorna SQUARE sail Saddle loop Shallow box for fruit Shlep Spinning nut Sen. Bayh's senior counterpart Senate Agriculture Committee head Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair, 2003-07 Six-term Indiana senator Richard Skeleton relative Skeleton's cousin Sled at the Winter Olympics Sled for a chute Sled for two Sled in a chute Sled in the Olympics Sled race Sled steered with calf muscles Sled supinely Sled that can go 80+ mph Sled that speeds Sled used by Swiss Sleek racer Small Swiss sled. Small sled Sochi event Spill producer Sport akin to skeleton and bobsled Sport in which Natalie Geisenberger has won six Olympic gold medals Sport people do lying down Sport related to skeleton Sport timed to the thousandth of a second Sport whose competitors are supine Sport with supine competitors Sporting sled Sports sled Supine sledder's ride Supine winter sport Swift sled Swiss coasting sled. Swiss toboggan sled Racing Big name in Sledded Olympics-style Sledded at Lake Placid Sledded down a chute of ice Sledded down an icy chute Sledded in an icy chute Sledded in the Winter Olympics Sledded supinely Sleded supinely Semi-automatic pistol first patented in Germany in 1898 Semiautomatic pistol Supine Olympian Swiss sledder someone who races the luge Some German handguns Some pistols Sleds whose riders travel feet first Small sleds Some Winter Olympics rides Some sleds Speed sleds Something on a carousel Suitcases, etc., used in travelling Strained as an engine small working boat with an oblong sail Schlepping Schlep from car to kitchen Sledding speedily "Son of Frankenstein "star Screen legend Bela Sinister movie star. Star of "Scared to Death," 1947 Star of "The Death Kiss" and "The Phantom Creeps" Subject of the film biography "The Immortal Count" Security galoots Some kinds of nuts Sand's "Elle et ___" "Six Characters in Search of an Author" author Pirandello "Super Mario" brother Super Mario's brother ___'s Mansion (game in the Mario franchise) "Six Characters in Search of an Author" dramatist "Six Characters in Search of an Author" playwright "Sesame Street" character dropped in 2016 Salvador Dali cohort Buñuel San ' Obispo San -- Obispo, CA San __ Obispo, Calif. San __ Obispo, California San ___ (Argentine province or its capital) San-Obispo connection Shortstop Aparicio Soccer player Suarez who's gone 8 whole months without biting anyone Soccer player Suárez known to bite opponents Soccer star Suarez Soccer star Suárez Sox great Tiant Spanish filmmaker Buñuel Surrealist director Buñuel Surrealist filmmaker Buñuel ___ Suárez, player suspended during the 2014 World Cup for biting another player Singer Tetrazzini Sister of Isabel II Soprano Tetrazzini Soprano Tetrazzini: 1847–1940 Superstrong "Encanto" sister Soprano Tetrazzini and namesakes Suzanne Vega hit Suzanne Vega smash Suzanne Vega song "Star Wars" Jedi Skywalker 'Star Wars' Skywalker Saintly physician Sci-fi hero ___ Skywalker Sci-fi's Skywalker Skywalker Skywalker from Tatooine Skywalker of movies or McShane of chess Skywalker of sci-fi Son of Anakin and Padme Son of Padme and Anakin Source of "Physician, heal thyself" Skywalker and Perry St. __: common hospital name St. ___-Roosevelt (New York City hospital)