Letter S 22750–23000

Sanctify, in a way Select as a successor Select solemnly Smear Smear holy oil on Smear with oil Specially name Spread with salve. Sprinkle holy water Sprinkle oil on Sprinkle on Sprinkle on, as oil Sprinkle with holy oil Sprinkle with oil Sanctified with oil Selected (for particular role) Sanctifies Sanctifies with oil Sanctifies, in a way Selects, as a successor Smears Smears with holy oil Smears with oil Sprinkles oil on Something odd Something out of keeping with the usual thing. Something out of place Something strange Standard deviation? State of being out of place. Surprise for a statistician SOCIETY in a state of abrupt transition/crisis Sense of alienation Severe malaise Social breakdown Social disintegration Social erosion Social instability Social instability due to a breakdown in values Social rootlessness Societal amorality Societal breakdown Societal instability Societal instability resulting from a breakdown in values Societal lack of norms Societal lawlessness Societal rootlessness State of social anarchy Social unrest Societal collapse State of being without law and order. Soon, in poetic parlance Soon, in old plays Shortly, to Shakespeare Sans attribution, for short Secret author: Abbr. Secret identity?: Abbr. See 17A Shakespeare's "in a sec" Shakespeare's "soon" Shakespearean "shortly" Shakespearean "soon" Shakespearean "straightaway" Shakespearean "very soon" Short for a much-quoted author. Short mystery writer? Shortly Shortly, in Brit Lit claas Shortly, in Shakespeare Shortly, in a sonnet Shortly, in a stanza Shortly, in a stuck-up way Shortly, in odes Shortly, in poems Shortly, in poetry Shortly, in sonnets Shortly, in stanzas Shortly, in verse Shortly, old-style Shortly, once Shortly, poetically Shortly, quaintly Shortly, to Hamlet Shortly, to Juliet Shortly, to Shakespeare Shortly, to Shelley Shortly, to a bard Shortly, to a poet Shortly, to poets Shortly, to the Bard Shy author? Signature on many poems. Signature on some writings. Signature on some writings: Abbr. Some authors, briefly Some other time Some time hence Sometime soon Sonneteer's soon Soon to a bard Soon (archaic ) Soon after Soon enough Soon, a long time ago Soon, archaically Soon, bard-style Soon, ere now Soon, in Shakespeare Soon, in Shakespeare's day Soon, in a sonnet Soon, in a stanza Soon, in odes Soon, in old poems Soon, in old poetry Soon, in poems Soon, in poetry Soon, in romantic poetry Soon, in sonnets Soon, in stanzas Soon, in the past Soon, in verse Soon, long ago Soon, old style. Soon, old-style Soon, once Soon, poetically Soon, quaintly Soon, straightaway. Soon, to Pope Soon, to Shakespeare Soon, to Shelley Soon, to Spenser Soon, to a poet Soon, to a sonneteer Soon, to bards Soon, to poetic types Soon, to poets Soon, to sonneteers Soon, to the Bard Soon, way old Soon: Poetic. Sooner than thou thinketh Soonish, old-style Source of "I walk around like everything's fine, but deep down, inside my shoe, my sock is sliding off": Abbr. Source of many a proverb, for short Source of many an ode, in brief Source of many quotations, for short Source of many quotes, briefly Source of unattributed quotes (Abbr.) Source unknown, as a quote: Abbr. Straight away, old-style Straightway: Archaic. Sugar apple Sweetsop or soursop Start of a quote about food Spanish New Year STATE of bearing no name Some handles "___," said Tom unsparingly Sightlessness Ski jacket Skimobiler's wear Snow-covered cover-up Snowshoeing garment Socially inept person, in British slang Suffering from a prolonged eating disorder Slightly aberrant Spanish years Something "for news." Send ___ (write) Swinburne's "___ on Charlotte Bronte" Swinburne's "___ on Charlotte Brontë" "___ Saturday Night" (1963 Sam Cooke hit) "___ Saturday Night" (Cat Stevens hit) Saloon request Second helping Somebody else Someone else Something different Sot's order Scarlett's last words Seminal 1975 Brian Eno album featuring "St. Elmo's Fire" "Same again, please!" Synonymous with, with "for" Sea trip for idea men that sounds like any old voyage? She costarred with Marcello and Anita in "La Dolce Vita" She received a Best Actress nomination for "A Man and a Woman" Star of "Un homme et une femme" Sultry star of "A Man and a Woman" SAT fill-in: Abbr. SAT's A, B, C or D Short response? Short retort Sol Solution (abbr.) Solver's quest: Abbr. Some articles Something to peek at (but not for this grid...right?): Abbr. Suburb of Liege Suburb of Liege, Belgium. Suburb of Liège Suburb of Liège, Belgium Short form for responses requested in tests Saturn feature Saturn ring feature Saturn's rings. Surname of Michael, actor from "Broken Arrow" and "Space Patrol" Syria-born actor who played Cochise on TV Shooter Adams Shooting Adams Shooter who co-created the zone system Sierra Nevada peak Sierra Nevada photographer Saint ___: 1033-1109 Saint and a founder of scholasticism Saint and founder of scholasticism Saint called the founder of Scholasticism Saint considered the father of scholasticism Saint from Canterbury. Saint honored April 21. Saint honored on April 21 Saint of April 21 Saint of April 21st. Saint who founded Scholasticism Saint who originated the ontological argument Saint who was the Archbishop of Canterbury, 1093-1109 Saint whose day is Apr. 21 Saint whose feast is Apr. 21. Saint whose feast is April 21st. Sainted Archbishop of Canterbury: 1093–1109 Sainted Italian theologian Sainted Piedmontese theologian after whom a New Hampshire college was named Sainted archbishop of Canterbury Sainted archbishop of Canterbury who founded Scholasticism Sainted founder of Scholasticism Sainted theologian with the 11th-century "Discourse on the Existence of God" Saintly founder of scholasticism Scholastic archbishop of Canterbury Scholasticism founder, Saint ____ St. ___ of Canterbury. St. ___ of England St. ___ of England (1033-1109) San ___ (Marin County town) San ___, Ca San ___, California San ___, Marin County San ___, site of the San Francisco Theological Seminary Small star in The Fox and the Goose. Small star. Sme(e/w)'s distant relative