Letter S
Shrek's lady, e.g.
Shrek's love, in the end
Shrek's mate, e.g.
Shrek's mate?
Shrek's sweetie, e.g.
Shrek's wife, for one
Some fiends
Shrek-like
Some hardcore rap fans, briefly
Some rappers, slangily
School prayer fighter
School-prayer fighter Madalyn Murray ___
Sean on the links
She fought compulsory school prayer in the '60s
She fought school prayer in the '60s
Skeptical response to an accusation
"Schitt's Creek" Emmy winner Catherine
"Schitt's Creek" actress Catherine
"Schitt's Creek" star Catherine
"Sir, you are no gentleman" speaker
Scarlett's last name in a Civil War epic
Scarlett Butler's maiden name
Scarlett ___ of "Gone With the Wind"
Scarlett in love with a Butler
Scarlett lady
Scarlett of Southern fiction
Scarlett of Tara
Scarlett of fiction
Scarlett of literature
Scarlett played by Vivien Leigh
Scarlett who loved Ashley Wilkes
Scarlett who was almost named Pansy
Scarlett whose final film words are "I'll never be hungry again"
Scarlett woman?
Scarlett's last name
Scarlett's name.
Scarlett's surname
Second word of "Gone With the Wind"
She composed "Wyoming Suite for Piano": 1946
She created "Flicka.”
She lost her Butler
She speaks last in "Gone With the Wind"
She wrote "My Friend Flicka"
She wrote "The Son of Adam Wyngate."
Soccer champion Kelley
Soccer player Kelley
Soccer star Kelley
Soccer star Kelley who hosted a "Just Women's Sports" podcast
Southern belle Scarlett
Southern belle of book and film
Star of "Home Alone"
Suellen, Carreen or Scarlett
Surname at Tara
Surname of Rudyard Kipling's Kim
Scarlett and John
Scarlett and Suellen
Scarlett et al.
Scarlett's kin
Suellen and Scarlett
Second City destination
Second City's #1 airport
Second-busiest U.S. airport
Setting of 191 gates in Chicago
Site of Chicago connections
Site of Chicago touchdowns
Site of a terminal dash in "Home Alone"
Site of many Chicago touchdowns
Site of many connections
Site of some Chicago touchdowns
Site of the first jet bridge for plane boarding
Site with 191 gates
Spot for a Chicago touchdown
Stop for a Bear or Bull
Stop on Chicago's Blue Line
Stopover for many
Successor to Chicago's "busiest square mile in the world"
Shakespeare on overthrowing first ("Julius Caesar," V, iii, 6)
"So we're dealing with a real smart aleck, hm?"
"Stop flirting! But not really ..."
"Stop your sniveling!"
Sarcastic "What a shame"
Sarcastic cry of sympathy
"Such a headache!"
"Super!" kin
Sarcastic "I can't wait"
Shout of anticipation
Shout of glee
"So, before I forget...", online
Smug reply to "You have no proof!"
"Surely you're joking!"
"Shoot, shoot, shoot"
Shit in front of the kids?
Start of a popular Irish ballad
Surprised comment upon rummaging through a tea chest?
Small shrub covering mountainsides in Hawaii.
Scheherazade of Baghdad-on-the-Subway.
Short story award
Short story writer known for irony
Short story writer with the anthology "Rolling Stones"
Short-story author known for his twist endings
Short-story award eponym
Short-story pen name
Short-story writer
Short-story writer famous for twist endings
Storywriter known for irony
Storywriter known for twists
Surprise-ending specialist
*Short story prize won by Alice Munro and Alice Walker
Stories by a U. S. writer
Surprise ending, as in "The Gift of the Magi"
"Sigh ... never mind"
"Sounds exciting ..."
"Sounds exciting," sarcastically
"Sounds exciting," sincerely or sarcastically
"Sounds like a hoot"
Sarcastic comment about the task ahead
Sarcastic comment on a chore
Sarcastic response to a dreaded task
Sarcastic "Amazing!"
Surprised call
Sequel to the notorious "OHGODBOOK" internet meme phenomenon
Sarcastic "How lovely"
Sarcastic "Wonderful!"
"Stop acting so childish!"
"Someone give me a Tums..."
Sister brand of Baby Ruth
Sweet treat with an exclamation point in its name
"Surprised to see you!"
"Surprising to run into you here!"
Surprised greeting
"Surprised to see you here!"
Somewhat surprised greeting
Startled greeting
Surprised greeting that sounds like a Southern California resort town
Surprised reply
Surprised salutation
Start of a W. W. I song
"Stop flattering me..."
"Stop, you're making me blush!"
"__ see now!"
"___ see now!" ("Aha!")
Slow-on-the-uptake cry
Slow-on-the-uptake response
"Super Tuesday" primary state
State bordering Lake Erie and Indiana
State with Columbus as its capital
Sandusky Bay site
Sandusky's setting
Sandusky's state
School in Athens
Sen. Bender's home.
Sen. Glenn's home base
Sen. Glenn's state
Sen. Metzenbaum's state
Sen. Taft's native heath.
Senator Bender's state.
Senator Glenn's state
Senator Voinovich's home
Senator Voinovich's state
Senecan word meaning "beautiful river"
Separator of Indiana and Pennsylvania
Serpent Mound's state
Setting of "The Drew Carey Show"
Setting of the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Seventeenth state
Seventh most populous state
Sherrod Brown's home state
Sherrod Brown's state
Sherwood Anderson's "Winesburg, ___"
Sherwood Anderson's state
Simone Biles' birth state
Sister Eileen's state
Site of the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Smallest four-letter state
So-called Birthplace of Aviation
So-called Mother of Presidents
Soap Box Derby championship state
Soap Box Derby state
Song Bernstein composed
Song by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Song written by Neil Young about Kent State
Spot for Columbus
Start of the Babbitts' journey in "Rain Man"
State 17
State admitted in 1803
State after North Dakota, alphabetically
State bordering Lake Erie
State by Lake Erie
State called "The Mother of Presidents"
State east of Indiana
State formed from the Northwest Territory
State home to Cornhenge
State home to the world's largest cuckoo clock
State in which LeBron James was born
State in which three professional sports teams have colors in their names
State northeast of Kentucky
State northwest of West Virginia
State of Grant and Taft
State of Xenia
State on Lake Erie
State or river
State or river name
State said to be "high in the middle"
State shouted by Drew Carey each week
State that had a boundary dispute with Michigan
State that screwed up its bellwether status in 2020
State that starts and ends with the same letter
State that's also a river
State that's home to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
State that's said to be "high in the middle"
State to which prodigal son LeBron returned
State where "Glee" was set
State where Halle Berry was born
State where Joe the Plumber ran for Congress
State where Paul Newman was born
State where Szell conducted
State where Toni Morrison was born
State where seven U.S. presidents were born
State where seven presidents were born
State where the Browns, the Reds, and the Blue Jackets play
State where the first traffic light was installed
State where the folding step ladder was invented
State where the modern golf ball was invented
State whose Senate proposed an annual Toni Morrison Day in 2020
State whose first and last syllables sound the same
State whose highest point is Campbell Hill
State whose name comes from the Iroquoian word for "great river"
State whose name contains a greeting
State whose official beverage is tomato juice
State whose official rock song is "Hang on Sloopy"
State whose postal abbreviation might come as a surprise?
State whose three largest cities all start with C
State whose three largest cities' names start with "C"
State with Blue Jackets
State with I-70, I-71, I-75, I-76, and I-77
State with a five-sided flag
State with a greeting in its name
State with a large Amish population
State with a non-rectangular flag
State with a non-rectangular flag [Amanda Lee]
State with a pennant-shaped flag
State with a pentagonal flag
State with a swallowtail flag
State with a triangular swallowtail flag
State with an astronaut on its quarter
State with area codes 216, 440, and 614
State with the motto "So much to discover"
State, or river that forms its southern border
Steubenville's state
Subject of a 1922 song
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