Letter S 223750–224000

Schedule gap Schedule option Shares feelings Shares one's feelings Speaks freely and candidly Starts sharing personal information Starts talking Starts to come out of one's shell Stops repressing Shares one's feelings with Shares secrets with Situation after a break in which no balls are pocketed Source of flowing water Source of running water ___ suggestion (receptive) Sandal feature Sandal style Shore shoe style Showing off a pedi, perhaps Showing some polish? Style featuring exposed nails Summer shoe style Showing polish? Sandal features Shoes like sandals Some shoe features Some women's shoe features Share confidences Share inner feelings Share one's emotions Share one's feelings Share personal details Shout accompanied by pounding Speak freely Speak freely: Colloq. Start sharing your feelings Share confidences with Share secrets with Scrim feature Someone who's a real 0: Abbr. Sprint employee: Abbr. Switchboard attendant: Abbr. Switchboard pers. Switchboard worker (abbr.) "Salome," e.g. "Samson et Delila," for instance. "Satyagraha," for one "Schwanda the Bagpiper," e.g. "Siegfried," e.g. "Siegfried," for example. "Siegfried," for one. "Simon Boccanegra," e.g. "Song From the Uproar" is one "Stiffelio" is one Stage for sopranos and baritones Stage spectacle with overtures Salieri's "Tarare," e.g. Salzburg specialty. Saturday afternoon treat. Saturday radio treat. Saturday's radio treat. Scarlatti work Scott Joplin's "Treemonisha," e.g. Second part of a never-ending saga Seria or comique preceder Setting for a 1935 Marx Brothers comedy Setting for a 1935 Marx Brothers farce Setting for a Marx Bros. film Setting for a Marx Brothers farce Setting for a Marx Brothers film Setting for a Marx Brothers movie Setting for a famed Marx Brothers film or Bugs Bunny short Setting for an aria Setting of a date for Edward and Vivian in "Pretty Woman" Shanghai ___ House Show at La Scala Show for Angela Gheorghiu Show such as "Champion" Show such as "Porgy and Bess" Show with a libretto Show with a spear-carrier Show with arias Show with its own glasses Show with much singing Show with projectors Show with soli Show with sopranos Show with tunes Sill's milieu Singing phantom's haunt Singing production Singspiel Singspiel, e.g. Smetana's "The Bartered Bride," e.g. Soap __ (daytime drama) Soap ___ (daytime TV show) Soap or horse Soap or horse chaser Soap or horse follower Soap or light follower Soap production Some glasses are specially made for it Some people make a big production out of it Something to get in a box for Something to see at the Met Sometimes grand, sometimes bouffe. Soprano gig Soprano's gig Soprano's performance Space ___ ("Star Wars" or "Dune," e.g.) Space ___ (film genre) Space ___ (sci-fi genre) Space or light follower Spear carrier's milieu Spear carrier's venue Spear-carrier's genre, sometimes Stage performance with singing Stage production with sopranos Strauss specialty Strauss's "Die Fledermaus," for one Subject of Verdi's attention Subject of Wayne Koestenbaum's "The Queen's Throat" Sung drama Sung drama for a soprano Sung show Sung-through performance Sydney ___ House Solo for Jessye Norman or Paul Robeson Song with subtitles Surgeon's favorite word? Spot for Statler and Waldorf on "The Muppet Show" Silk topper Silk toppers Some magicians' gear Salzberg structure. San Carlo at Naples. San Francisco's War Memorial, for one Scene of Old Vic performance. Sight from Sydney Harbour Sydney Harbor landmark Sydney Harbor sight Sydney Harbour building on the UNESCO World Heritage list Sydney attraction Sydney has a famous one Sydney sight "SNL" character who sang in "Italian" Singer at the Met, perhaps Sound heard at the Met, perhaps "Snow Maiden" and others. "Stiffelio" and "Don Carlos" Sacchini creations Salieri works Salzburg features. Saturday afternoon treats. Schedule at the Met Shows at the Met Shows featuring arias Shows with arias Singing dramas Soaper shows Some Lincoln Center performances Some Lincoln Center productions Some Mozart art Some PBS programs with subtitles Some are grand, some are light Some dramas set to music Some musical shows Some musical works by Kaija Saariaho Some reasons for glasses Spear carriers' milieux Stage productions that may have surtitles Stock of certain companies? Sung dramas Sutherland vehicles Scarlatti Typical work Strains of gravity? Style of Mozart's "Idomeneo" Settings for some elaborate murders Surgeon's decision Suitable for "Salome" Suitable for La Scala "Surgeon freaks out over higher __!" Surgeon's place Surgeon's methodology? Surgeons M.O.? Surgery board game Surgical or military piece of work Significant, as a word "Smooth __" (Sade song) "Smooth __" (Sade) "Smooth ___" (Sade hit) Shady business man She runs Smooth worker Someone standing by? Someone to dial Sprint figure? Switchboard employee Switchboard overseer Switchboard worker someone who owns or operates a business Shrewdies Some are smooth Switchboard workers SHELL lid "Show Boat." "Student Prince," e.g. "Sweethearts", say "Sweethearts," for instance. Short musical drama Short musical production Short work with arias Sigmund Romberg's forte. Sousa's "El Capitan," e.g. Stage attraction. Sweethearts e.g. Specialties of Rudolf Friml. Stage attractions. Sets of two or more structural genes Starts, in poems Starts, to poets South African taboo slang for damaged or bungled Shakespearean heroine who drowns in Hamlet Shakespeare character who coins the term "primrose path" Shakespeare character who drowns Shakespeare character who goes insane Shakespeare character who introduced the phrase "primrose path" Shakespeare character who says "Good night, ladies; good night, sweet ladies; good night, good night" Shakespeare's "primrose path" speaker Shakespearean character in a Millais painting She "speaks things in doubt, / That carry but half sense" She loved Hamlet. She's the "thee" in "Get thee to a nunnery" She's warned to not fall in love with Hamlet Sister of Laertes Sister of Laertes, in "Hamlet" Sister to Laertes. Serpentine creature Snake: Prefix snake worship SNAKES, study of STUDY of snakes snakesbeard Solomon's gold region of Source of King Solomon's gold. Source of Solomon's gold Source of Solomon's treasure. Source of gold for Solomon Source of gold, in Old Testament. Serpent: Comb. form.