Letter S
Styron's Turner
Styron's hero.
Swinger from D.C.?
__ sci.
___ Sherman (luxury cigarettes)
___ Sherman cigars
S. Afr. province
SOUTH African province, smallest
Seaport and airport in Brazil.
Seaport and airport of Brazil.
Seaport capital of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil.
Seaport in Brazil
Seaport of the Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil.
Seaport on the Brazilian bulge.
South Africa area
South Africa's KwaZulu-___ province
South African province KwaZulu-__
South African province whose capital is Pietermaritzburg
South American port visited by Roosevelt.
South American seaport nearest to Africa.
Special kind of day
"Santa ___," song for Christmas.
Spanish : Navidad :: Italian : ___
Sainted wife of St. Adrian
"Splendor in the Grass" name
Savannah sidekick
Serbian queen.
She played Maria in "West Side Story"
Signer Imbruglia
Singer Imbruglia
Singer Merchant
Singer Cole: 'I tend to be spiteful said --,'
Super Bowl XXVIII anthem singer
Singer's side dish
*"Star Wars" actress who's a Harvard grad
"Splendor in the Grass" actress
Star of "West Side Story" and "Rebel Without a Cause"
Star of "The Petrified Forest"?
Sharansky of Israel
Soviet dissident-author Sharansky
Swimming in water
Swimming or floating
"Say. That feels good! Old Harry is coming back, Ms. Henstridge" (7)
"Sesame Street" baby Muppet
"Stroke ____, stroke"
Singer Bedingfield
Singer/songwriter Bedingfield
Spy who called people "dollink"
Spitz or Bondi
Swimmer: Lat.
Swimming pools
Swimming-related
"Sure!," slangily
Slangy "Of course!"
Slangy "Sure!"
Singer called "King"
"Sabrina the Teenage Witch" actor Richert
"Six Feet Under" brother
"Six Feet Under" character
"Six Feet Under" role
"Six Feet Under" son
"Six Feet Under" son who died in the final season
Shamus of kiddie lit
Silver in statistics
Silver mining data
Silver of FiveThirtyEight
Silver of fivethirtyeight.com
Silver of political and sports analysis
Silver of sabermetrics
Silver of statistics
Silver of stats
Silver who analyzes elections
Silver with many diamond pieces
Silver with stats
Singer Ruess of fun.
Singer Ruess of the band Fun
Son on "Six Feet Under"
Sports/political statistician Silver
Stand-up comedian Bargatze
Statistician Silver
Statistician Silver of ESPN's FiveThirtyEight
Statistics whiz Silver
Subject of DNA testing
Singer/rapper featured in 50 Cent's "21 Questions" and Warren G's "Regulate"
Seat, anatomically
Singers Ruess and Dogg
Statistician who founded FiveThirtyEight
Statistician who on Election Day 2012 gave Obama a 91.6% chance of victory
"SharkFest" channel, informally
"Secrets of the Zoo" network
SALATHIEL, father of
Soldier Hale
_____ Summers, identity of X-Men superhero Cable
Spy for the Continental Army
Spy who was not afraid to die
". . . Seven Gables" author
"Splay Anthem" poet
Subject of an annual contest held in Brooklyn
Seagoing American spy?
Saloon buster Carrie
Saloonkeeper's nemesis
Seal adopter
She carried clout at the bar
South Korea or South Sudan
South Sudan or South Korea
Stephen Colbert's term of address for his viewers
SPECIFIED state member
State-owned
Source of much government history
Something with a ceiling
Source of a large reserve supply
State military force
STATE property
Sentiment that must be controlled for U. N. success.
see NATIONALISE
Sports org. established in 1876
Subject for the sports page.
Spokesperson for modesty?
Some D.C. pros
Stanford basketball won one in April 2021
state of being a state
Slovakia and Slovenia
States or countries
Son of a kind
Still more of the verse
Sakini and friends in the "Teahouse."
Slayers of Captain Cook.
Seasonal scene
Singer and songwriter
Single item in a measurement system
Shortcut for worldwide or countrywide
Shorthand for a federal level
S.F. Giants' league
Short NFL kickoff?
SEATO cousin
SHAPE is part of it
SHAPE organization.
SHAPE's org.
SHAPE's relative.
Security agcy. since 1949
Security org. formed in 1949
Security org. with bombers
Spain joined it in 1982
Strike authorizer
Subject of Paris conference.
Subject of a 3-cent stamp.
Sweden joined it in 2024 (Abbr.)
Subject of many headlines.
SODIUM and water
Sodium carbonates.
Senators' team: Colloq.
Singer Cole and rebel Turner
Singer Cole et al.
Say plenty of nothing
Sharper, as attire
Slave rebellion leader of 1831
Subject of a Styron book
Sharply decked out
Smart and stylish
Smart in appearance.
Smart in dress
Smart, attire-wise
Smart, like clothing
Smartly spruce.
Spiffily clad
Spiffily dressed
Spiffily togged out
Spruced up
Stylish in dress
Stylish, clothes-wise
Stylishly dressed
smart and spruce
Seven, e.g.
Seven, for one
Seven, in casinos
Sharp nullifier
State Nicknames Arkansas
someone regarded as certain to succeed
Some features in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
Smooth con man's tool?
Subject of the beauty blog Afrobella
Student of flora and fauna
Set of principles we must all live by
Start of an economist's observation
Seven and eleven at dice
Seven and eleven, in Vegas
Seven and eleven, in craps
Sevens and elevens
Sharps, flats, and ___.
Signs in music.
"She understands her business better than we do," per Montaigne
SYSTEM of existence
Science journal since 1869
Science periodical since 1869
Science study
Scientific journal in which the existence of neutrons was first proposed
Scientific journal since 1869
Scientific journal that published the initial sequencing of the human genome
Second or human
Simple life some strive to get back to
State of ___ (hypothetical society predating government)
Sunday PBS staple
Self-healing regimen
Self-healing treatment
Sarcastic comment said online when things are returning to their original condition
Sanctuary like Yellowstone
Someone like Thoreau.
Ship: Comb. form.
Ship: Prefix.
SHIPWRECK, causing
Santa's record of misbehaving children
Sculptor Gabo
SEA, mock battle at
Small Pacific island
Smallest South Pacific nation
Smallest independent republic
Smallest island nation
South Pacific island nation that's only 8.1 square miles
South Pacific microstate
Ship: Greek.
Ship: Lat.
Sartre novel
Sartre opus
Sartre's first novel
Seasick feeling
Seasickness symptom
Seasickness, e.g.
Seasickness, for example
Seasickness, say
Sick feeling
Sickly feeling
Sickness of the stomach
Side effect of some carnival rides
Side effect or ride effect?
Something gotten at an amusement park, maybe
Symptom of carsickness
substance inducing nausea
smeary
Sartre novel, with "La"
Seasick
Salty: Abbr.
Sea mile of 2029 yards.
Sea mile: Austral.
Sea mile: Australia.
Sea-related: Abbr.
Ship-related (abbr.)
Sailor, in olden terminology
Suffix with argo or cosmo
Suffix with cosmo
suffix Aqua Color close to
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