Letter S
Some pink, lavender and white flowers
*Shopping area loiterer
Shopping center habitué
Shopping complex habitu
Shopping center habitués
Shopping center regulars
Some teens just hanging out
Shaded promenades
Shop keepers?
Shopaholics' destinations
Shopaholics' meccas
Shoppers' meccas
Shopping centers where some pop stars start
Shopping centres
Shopping complexes
Shopping havens
Shopping meccas
Shopping places
Shopping plazas
Sites for sprees
Sites of some sprees
Spots for Santas
Spree settings
Store collections
Store complexes
Store houses?
Store keepers?
Suburban emporiums
Suburban hangouts
Shopping centers with multiple stores
Seasonal job requiring a suit but no tie
Seasonal position
Seasonal worker in a red suit
Seasonal worker with a unique dress code
Stranger in many a family holiday photo
Seasonal workers in suits
Seasonal workers who wear a lot of red
Seasonal workers with beards
Sitters hired for the holidays?
Some seasonal workers
Soft friable limestone.
Soft, chalky loam
Soil formed from crumbled limestone
soft chalky rock
Seaport on southern tip of Sweden.
Sweden's third-largest city
Swedish city connected by a bridge to Copenhagen
Swedish city near Copenhagen
Swedish city visible from Copenhagen
Swedish port
SPANISH wine, strong sweet
Sweet amber wine
sweet Madeira wine
SPANISH evil
Saint ___ (Channel gulf)
Saint ___, French port
Saint ___, French seaport.
Saint ___, French town.
Saint _____, France
Saint-___ (birthplace of Jacques Cartier)
Saint-___, Channel port
Saint-____ (walled Brittany seaport)
Spanish for "bad"
Spanish words bad
St. -- (French resort)
St. -- (resort near Rennes)
St. ___ (Normandy resort)
St. ___, Brittany port.
St. ___, Channel seaport, N. of Rennes.
St. ___, French port
St. ___, French port on English Channel.
St. ___, French town on English Channel.
St. ___, Normandy.
St. ___, port of Brittany.
St. ___, port of France.
St. ___, seaport in France.
St. ___, seaport town, N. W. France.
St. ___, town of NW France.
St. ___, walled city in invasion area.
St. ___, where GI's fought in France.
St. ____ (Channel port)
St.-___, Brittany
St.-___, France
St.-___, Normandy town
Sam at "Cheers"
Sam in "Cheers"
Sam of a sitcom bar
Sam on "Cheers"
Sam who employed Diane and Carla
Sam who owned Cheers
Sam who ran the bar on "Cheers"
Sam who worked with Coach and Woody
Seafood seller of song
Sen. McCarran's colleague.
Senator from Reno.
Shakespearean scholar Edmond
Surname on "Cheers"
Scotch ingredient
Scotch need
Shake addition
Shake powder
Shake shop offering
Shipment to Milwaukee
Single __ whisky
Single ___ Scotch
Snack bar order, for short
Soda fountain delight
Soda fountain drink
Soda fountain order, perhaps
Soda fountain treat, for short
Soda jerk's concoction
Soda shop buy
Soda shop drink
Soda shop treat
Soda shoppe order
Soda-fountain choice
Soda-fountain drink
Soda-shop treat
Something to share straws over
Source of beer.
Source of some extracts
Steeped barley.
Stout grain
Stout ingredient
Stout start
Stuff in ale
Substance obtained from barley.
Sugary extract.
Sweet shoppe order
SICILY, island near
Sicily neighbor
Sicily's neighbor
Site of Valletta.
Small Mediterranean republic
Small island in the Mediterranean
Smallest European Union country
Smallest European Union nation
Smallest country in the E.U., by area
Smallest country in the eurozone
Smallest member of the European Union
Smallest nation in the European Union
Smallest nation in the eurozone
Source of the Falcon?
South of Sicily
Spot near Sicily
Subject of recent British conference.
spot Knight
Stout beverage from Valletta?
Shake relative
Shake variety
Shake's cousin
Snack bar order.
Soda fountain offering
Soda fountain specialty.
Soda jerk's drink
Soda-shop order
Sweet shoppe treat
Sweet-shop treat
Sweet-shoppe drink
Soda fountain ingredient
Shake alternatives
Shakes' kin
Soda fountain orders
Soda shop drinks
Soda-fountain offerings
Soda-shop treats
Some shakes
Semitic language written with the Roman alphabet
Silky-coated dog breed
Silky-coated toy dog
Small white toy
Symbol on a certain one-euro coin
*Sam Spade's quest in a 1941 film
Sam Spade quest
Statuette Spade searched for
Starch sugar
Sugar for beer-making
Sugar found in beer
Subject to abuse
Scotches
Shakes' peers?
Shop orders
Soda fountain drinks
Soda fountain treats
Soda jerk's brews
Soda jerk's concoctions
Soda jerk's creations
Soda jerks serve them
Soda shop creations
Soda shop offerings
Soda shop orders
Soda shop treats
Soda shoppe orders
Soda shoppe treats
Soda-fountain orders
Soda-shop drinks
Soda-shop offerings
Soda-shop orders
Some fountain shakes
Some ice cream drinks
Some jerks make them
Sweetshop orders
Soda jerk's workplace
Scotch, e.g.
SPICE Islands
spa town and civil parish in Worcestershire, England
Sneaky programs
"Suga ___" (Beyonce song)
"___ Said Knock You Out" (1991 LL Cool J hit)
"___ Said" (1961 hit)
"___ Said" (Lenny Kravitz's second album)
"___ Said" (Shirelles classic)
"___ Said" (song by the Shirelles)
"___'s Broken Heart" (Miranda Lambert song)
'-- Said' ('61 hit)
SOUTH American medicine man
Second largest of the Three Bears
She "told me not to come"
She had a fictitious bank account.
She kissed Santa Claus.
She said, "Stupid is as stupid does", in "Forrest Gump"
Singer Michelle or Cass
Songdom's pistol packer
Sound from a doll
Sound from a nursery
Stones: "Crazy ___"
Storied bear
Storybook bear whose porridge was too cold
Suga ___ ("The Proud Family" character)
Summons from a tot
Sobriquet for Johannesburg-born singer Miriam Makeba
"Sesame Street" character since 2003
She had a soft bed
She brings home the worms
Singer whose vocal range allegedly improved after she was hit in the head by a pipe
Sound from a poupée
South-of-the-border town.
Singer Anderson, to her kids?
SPOILER ALERT: They do Santa's work
Singing partner of Papas Actress
Singing partners of Papas
Some "Monday, Monday" singers
Some Snugli carriers
Some adults at playgroups
Some babies have two
Some baby rockers
Some day-care arrangers
Some fiercely protective "bears"
Some parenting pairs
Some parents, informally
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