Letter S
Stable comments
Stable noises.
Stall talk
Stallion sounds
"Stardust" novelist Gaiman
"Sweet Caroline" singer Diamond
Sci-fi author Gaiman
Science guy __ deGrasse Tyson
Scientist __ deGrasse Tyson
Screenwriter Jordan of "The Crying Game"
Sea of Tranquility explorer
Sec. McElroy.
Second to Elton in Adult Contemporary Top Ten songs
Secretary McElroy.
Sedaka of song
Sedaka or Armstrong
Sedaka or Diamond
Sedaka or Simon
Sedaka or Young
Shaggy dog in "Topper."
Shaggy phantom, in "Topper."
Sheehan or Simon
Shipmate of Buzz
Simon
Simon of Broadway
Simon of the stage
Simon or Armstrong
Simon or Diamond
Simon or Sedaka
Simon who created Felix and Oscar
Simon who won a Tony for writing "The Odd Couple"
Simon who wrote "The Odd Couple"
Simon with an eponymous Broadway theatre
Singer Diamond
Singer Diamond or Young
Singer Sedaka
Singer Young
Singer Young Actor
Singer Young or Diamond
Singer Young or Sedaka
Singer/songwriter Young
Songwriter Sedaka
Songwriter Young
Spacemate of Michael and Buzz
Starts with N
Super Bowl XXX quarterback O'Donnell
"Song Sung Blue" singer
Space traveler whose first five letters, spelled backward, are oddly appropriate
Singer who played himself in "Saving Silverman"
"Solitary Man" singer
"Sweet Caroline" crooner
"Sweet Caroline" singer
"Sweet Caroline" singer [60th]
Singer b. 1/24/41
Singer with a 1978 #1 hit with Barbra Streisand
Super Bowl XXI anthem singer
'Sirens' actor Sam
Sam in "Wimbledon"
Sam of "Event Horizon"
Sam of "Jurassic Park"
Sam of "Jurassic Park" and "Jurassic Park III"
Sam of "Jurassic Park" films
Sam of "Jurassic World Dominion"
Sam of "Peaky Blinders"
Sam of "The Piano"
Sam of "The Piano" and "Jurassic Park"
Sam of "Wimbledon," 2004
Sam of 'Backtrack'
Sam of 'Sirens'
Sam of NBC's "Merlin"
Sam of The Tudors
Sam seen in "Jurassic Park III"
Sam who doesn't die in "Jurassic Park"
Sam who played Dr. Grant in "Jurassic Park"
Sam who played Merlin in "Merlin"
Sedaka and Armstrong
Sedaka and Simon
Shicoff and Sedaka
Simon and Armstrong
Simon and Diamond
Simon and Sedaka
Simon and Young
Simon et al.
Singer Sedaka and playwright Simon
Singers Diamond and Sedaka
Singers Diamond and Young
Singer with the hit album "The Hungry Years"
Singer of "Southern Man" and "Old Man"
Singer with Crosby, Stills & Nash
Singer with the 1972 hit "Heart of Gold"
Sports artist
Sports artist LeRoy
Saks competitor, informally
Sports artist's family
"Schindler's List" turndown
Schell's negative
Some Bundestag votes
Some votes in the Bundestag
SILESIAN river
Start of a P.O. motto
Start of a postman's motto
Survivor of Field's dog-cat fight
SOUTH African col
Saddle of land in So. Africa.
Singer Case
Singer Case of the New Pornographers
Singer-songwriter Case
Singer-songwriter who performs with the New Pornographers
"Soffriva ___ pianto" ("Lucia di Lammermoor" aria)
Subtitle word in a 1958 Dean Martin hit
Sula's friend in "Sula"
SInger Carter
Sassy Carter
She toiled at Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works.
Singer Carter Actress
Singer-actress Carter
Singer/comedienne Carter
Snidely Whiplash fearer
Starring role for Jodie Foster
"South Pacific" heroine
"South Pacific" nurse
She's nervous
Ship created by Joseph Conrad for "Heart of Darkness"
Singer-songwriter McKay
Soprano Melba
Sunshine girl
*She went around the world in 72 days
She went around the world in seventy-two days
Somber sound for Dudley's sweetheart?
"Say It Right" singer Furtado
"Shake Ya Tailfeather" Grammy winner
S. Foster heroine
S. Foster's "___ Was a Lady"
Singer Furtado
Singer from Victoria, BC
She wrote the poem "O the Chimneys"
SIBERIAN fish
Scandinavian proper name.
Sen. Gaylord ___, who originated Earth Day
Senator from Wis.
Singer Eddy
Singer Willie
South Africa's Mandela
Subject of a Trafalgar Square column
Subject of monument in Trafalgar Square.
Surname of U.S. senators from Florida and Nebraska
Some wrestling holds
Sacred lotus genus
sacred asian lotus
SPIRALLY curved hollow thread (of Coelenterata)
STINGING cell (of Coelenterata)
stinging cell
slender cylindrical unsegmented worm
Scene of Hercules' first labor
Scene of Hercules's first labor
Setting of Hercules' first labor
Site of Hercules first labor
Site of Hercules' lion-related labor
Site of Hercules's first labor
Site of a Herculean feat
Site of a Herculean labor
Site of a Herculean lion killing
Site of a Herculean task
Site of a Hercules task
Site of an ancient Greek lion-slaying legend
Site of a mythical lion slaying
Site of ancient Games Big name in
Site of ancient Greek games
Site of ancient biennial games
Site of biennial ancient Greek games
Site of games honoring Zeus
Site of one of Hercules' labors
Site of one of Hercules' tasks
Site of one of the 12 labors of Hercules
Site of one of the labors of Hercules
Site of the first labor of Hercules
Site of an ancient Greek lion-slaying legend
Strangulation victim of myth
Suffixes for threads
Sinestro and Professor Zoom, in their respective universes
Superheroes always have them
Superheroes, to villains
Seemingly unbeatable foe
Serious foe
Subtitle of the tenth "Star Trek" movie
Scenic lake near Rome.
Sci-fi mariner
Sci-fi skipper
Sci-fi sub captain
Sci-fi sub skipper
Sci-fi submariner
Sea captain of a 1954 Disney film, or a sea creature of a 2003 Disney film
Seaman whose last words were "God and my country!"
Sinker of the frigate Abraham Lincoln
Skipper in "Voyages extraordinaires"
Son sought by Marlin
Sought-after clownfish
Sought-after movie fish
Space Strikers captain
Spoiler alert: He's found in Sydney Harbour
Storied captain
Striped Disney fish
Student of Mr. Ray, in a 2003 animated film
Sub boss of fiction
Sub captain
Sub captain in Verne novels
Sub captain of fiction
Sub commander of fiction
Sub skipper of literature
Submarine captain of fiction
Submarine commander of fiction
Submariner created in 1870
Submariner of fiction
Submariner or toon swimmer
Son of Marlin in a 2003 film
Some stuffed fish toys from Disney
Some "Nautilus" Fan Club members, back and forth
___ Strait, off Japan.
Señora's baby girl
She re-recorded "99 Luftballons" in 2002 (4)
She sang of Luftballons
She's a new arrival in "una sala de maternidad"
Singer of "99 Luftballons"
Singer of the 1984 hit "99 Luftballons"
Singer with the 1984 hit "99 Luftballons"
Spanish baby girl
Synthpop singer of "99 Luftballons"
Spanish baby girls
SPANISH child
Sandwich Islands goose
Sight on Hawaiian lava flows
Sight on a Hawaiian lava flow
Single name that Denver Nuggets player Maybyner Hilario goes by
Spanish baby boy.
State bird of Hawaii
State bird of the 50th
State bird of the Aloha State
State bird that sometimes nests on lava fields
State bird that's a goose
State bird whose name sounds like its call
State symbol with a reduplicative name
state bird Endangered
state bird Hawaii
state bird Hawaiian bird
Singer Cherry
Spanish babes
Spanish babies
Spanish babies, informally
Spanish baby boys
Spanish infants
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