Letter S
San Pablo Bay island
Santa Ana Stakes entrant, perhaps
Sea of Tranquillity, e.g.
Sea, in Latin
Sea, to Seneca
Sea: Lat.
Sea: Latin.
She "ain't what she used to be"
She foals around
She horse
She might be a nag
She-equine
Shes old and gray
Smarty Jones' mom
Sometimes she's gray
Stable belle
Stable denizen
Stable dweller
Stable mate
Stable mom
Stable mother
Stable tenant
Stall occupant
Stallion companion
Stallion friend
Stallion mate
Stallion's companion
Stallion's counterpart
Stallion's heartthrob
Stallion's mate
Stallion's mother
Stallion's partner
Stallion's squeeze
Stallion's stablemate
Stallion's sweetie
Stud farm mother
Stud farm visitor
Stud's female
Stud's mate
Stud's partner
Spanish tide
Site of U.S. Navy Yard in California.
SWAMPY coast
Served with a sauce of mushrooms, tomatoes, olives, oil and wine
Shanks' and old gray
Sires' desires?
Some bays
Some bays and grays
Some burros
Some nags
Some paddock parents
Some racehorses
Some stable dwellers
Stable belles
Stable creatures
Stable dwellers
Stable females
Stable girls
Stable mates
Stable moms
Stable mothers
Stable parents
Stable sorts
Stalled females?
Stallions' interests
Stallions' mates
Stallions' partners
Stud finders
Studs' partners
Something absurd that is believed to be true.
Seaman's name for the horse latitudes.
Spreading cirrus cloud.
Some cirrus clouds
Secretary to Napoleon I.
Seat of Presidio County, Texas
Salt-rimmed drink, casually
She plays Catherine on "CSI"
Side space: Abbr.
Scorekeeping aid
Sports facility endowed by a tennis player?
She sang 'A Tree in the Meadow'
Sometimes yellow, sometimes white.
Spread used like butter
Stick in the refrigerator
Salt-rimmed cocktail
Seaport and resort in Kent.
Seaside resort for Londoners.
Seaside resort near London.
SOUTH American tiger cat
Schott Former baseball owner
Selma and Patty's kin
Selma and Patty's younger sister
She shares a home with Homer
She uses blue dye #56
Simpson with a blue beehive
Simpson with a blue beehive hairstyle
Simpson with a blue do
Sister of Patty and Selma
Sister to Patty and Selma
Sitcom mom
Sitcom mom since '89
'See-saw, -- Daw'
She's "the only one"
Site for a doodle
Space along the page border
Spot for notes
Spot to doodle
Spot to doodle on a test
Stock market requirement.
Situated at the edge
Sort of notes a seat could go either way
Subject of theory in economics.
Some demands by brokers
Source of retail profits
She played Lois in "Superman"
She played Lois in "Superman" films
She portrayed Lois in the "Superman" movies
Salt-rimmed bevs
SCOTTISH daisy
Savoie spouse
Simone's husband
Spouse on the Seine
Spouse, in Savoie
Spouse, in Sedan
Spouse: Fr.
"Santa __" (1492 ship)
"Santa __" (one of Columbus' ships)
"Santa __" (ship of 1492)
"Santa __" (ship of Columbus)
"Santa __" (ship oi 1492)
"Say it soft and it's almost like praying" girl of song
"Sesame Street" woman for 44 years
"Somewhere" singer
"Sound of Music" heroine
Sancho Panza's wife.
Santa ___ (Columbus's flagship)
Santa ___ (famous ship)
Santa ___ (historic ship)
Santa ___ (one of Columbus's ships)
Say it soft and it's almost like praying song
Schell or Shriver
Sharapova of tennis
Sharapova on grass
She sings "I Feel Pretty" in "West Side Story"
She's a problem that needs to be solved, in song
Show tune that begins, "The most beautiful sound I ever heard"
Shriver of NBC News
Shriver or Callas
Singer Callas
Singer Muldaur
Song in "The Sound of Music"
Song in "West Side Story" and "The Sound of Music"
Song title in both "The Sound of Music" and "West Side Story"
Soprano Callas
Soprano Jeritza.
Sound of Music character
Sports analyst Taylor
Stand-up comic Bamford
Singles champ: 1959-60
Singer born in N.Y.
Soprano voted the greatest of all time by BBC Music Magazine
Sombrero-wearing musician
Strolling Mexican musician
Strolling band specialty
Style of music with a vihuela and guitarrón
Style played on a guitarrón
South-of-the-border dance musicians
She was "the answer to a prayer" in a 1941 #1 Jimmy Dorsey hit
She can "Carey" a tune
She duetted with Whitney on "When You Believe"
She sang "When You Believe" with Whitney
Singer Carey
Singer with an album and movie named "Glitter"
Super Bowl XXXVI anthem singer
"So Long a Letter" author
Santana hit about a woman who reminds the singer of "a West Side story"
She used to appear on the 1,000-lire note
Sherwood Forest damsel
Shakespeare-Tennyson heroine.
Shakespearean lady.
Spanish queen with some islands named after her
Saipan is in this group.
Saipan, Tinian, Guam, etc.
Saipan, Tinian, etc.
Singer Faithful
Singer Faithfull
Schell and Muldaur
Shriver and Callas
Shriver and others
"Sound of Music" role.
Sault Ste ____, Ontario Border Crossing
Science's Curie
Scientist Curie
Singer Osmond
Singing Osmond
Skyler's sister on "Breaking Bad"
Songstress Osmond
*She was born in Vienna and died in Paris
Sister of Joseph II
Scientist who coined the term "radioactivity"
She saw a ray of hope in the dark
She used to appear on the 500-franc note
She only keeps things that spark joy
Sister of Margaux
Singer who married the same man twice, in 1982 and 2011
Star associated with Frohman.
Seat of Cobb County, Ga.
Suburb of Atlanta
Showy red or yellow flower
Showy yellow flower
Strong-scented flower
Summer flowers.
Second lady under Barbara
Soprano Horne
Subject of a painting by Andy and a song by Elton
She swam across Lake Ontario in 1954
Star who famously sang "Happy Birthday, Mr. President"
She married Joe DiMaggio
Star of "How to Marry a Millionaire."
Solo percussion instrument in Keiko Abe's "Prism"
S.F. Bay county
S.F. bedroom county
San Quentin's county
San Rafael county
San Rafael is its county seat
San Rafael is its seat
San Rafael's county
Sausalito county
Sausalito's county
Seascape artist: 1870–1953
Seascape specialist
Skywalker Ranch's county
Suburban San Francisco county
Seaside promenade.
Seaside site
Seaside stopover
Site of dolphin shows
Slip locale
Slip spot
Slip's place
Small boats' docking place
Small-craft basin
Spot for a sailboat
Spot to moor a yacht
small port
Seasoned liquid used in cooking
Seasoned solution
Seasoning sauce
Soak in a mixture before cooking
Soaking sauce
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