Letter S
Serious observance
Shichi-Go-San, for one
Social custom
Solemn act
Solemn ceremony
Solemn custom
Solemn doings
Solemn event
Solemn observance
Solemn observance, e.g.
Solemn practice
Solemn procedure
Solemn service.
Solemn tradition
Somber doings
Sorority initiation, e.g.
Stravinsky's ____ of Spring
Stravinsky's "The __ of Spring"
Stravinsky's spring thing
Subject of a service manual
Suitable, in product names
Summer vacation, for some families
Sacramental friars?
Siblings sharing a ceremony?
Stravinsky's "The ___ Spring"
Stravinsky ballet with The
Sacrament of holy matrimony and others
Sacramental practices.
Sacraments
Sacraments, for example
Sacred ceremonies
Secret societies have them
Serious ceremonies
Serious observances
Solemn acts
Solemn ceremonial.
Solemn ceremonies
Solemn events
Solemn observances
Solemn practices
Solemn procedures
Solemnities.
Some contents of a Masonic manual
Some diocese doings
Some of a priest's duties
Standard practices
Symbolic ceremonies
Subject of Stravinsky opus.
Small stream, in England
Spanish ceremony
Scratches, in Britain
"Sounder" director
"Sounder" director Martin
"Stanley & Iris" director
"Stanley & Iris" director Martin
"Stanley and Iris" director
"Skin Deep" star
Singer Tex Animator
Singer of the "High Noon" theme
Singer/songerwriter Josh
Singing cowboy Tex
Secret society's secret
Stereotyped behaviour
Sun dance, for one.
stereotyped behavior
Sacred events
Secrets of secret societies
Scallop-edged cracker
Show of wealth
Simply Socials maker
Snub, so to speak
Swank London hotel
Swanky display
Swiss hotelier
Swiss hotelier who created a chain of elegant hotels
Swiss hotelier who founded an international chain, d. 1918
Swiss owner of a posh hotel
Snacks filled with peanut butter (OK) or "cheese" (ick!))
Saltine alternative
Superlatively swanky
Snake or Gila: Abbr.
Stream: Abbr.
Shore, in Palermo
Shore: Ital.
Salieri, to Mozart
Same-state opponent, often
Sheridan's "Captain Absolute.”
Sprint, to AT&T
Strove to equal.
Stood in competition.
Siblings may engage in them
Some team competitions
Siblings may engage in it
Sheridan play (with "The").
Sheridan play.
Sheridan work, with "The"
Sheridan's classic comedy (with "The").
Seine bank
Separate, as with a tool
Shore: Fr.
Split apart violently
Split forcefully
Split in half
Split or tear
Split violently
Split with force
So falls the House of Usher.
Split, to a bard
"Spoon ___ Anthology"
Savannah or Columbia, among many
Site of some banks
Snake or Salmon
Spot for birling
St. Lawrence, for one
State line, sometimes
Steamboat site
Styx, for one
Suwannee.
Swanee or Suwannee
stretch of water
Sensational Geraldo
Spot for skipping stones
Spawning site
Stream bottoms
Slower way to travel
Spot for a casino
Scows, barges, etc.
School attended by Archie and his friends in comics
Show first performed during 1994's Eurovision Song Contest
Show that begins with a reel
Show that opens with the number "Reel Around the Sun"
Show with many jigs
Silt location
Supplied with streams.
Specially constructed war vessel (two words).
Section of the Salmon in Idaho
"Stand By Me" actor
"Stand by Me" actor from Arizona?
"Stand by Me" star
St. Louis, Memphis, etc.
Seine, Nile, Tigris, etc.
Subject of several Georges Seurat paintings
Stream, after a long downpour?
*Selling point of a home on the Hudson, say
Secure firmly
Seize one's attention
Shipbuilding need
Shipyard fastener
Short metal bolts used in shipbuilding
Steel worker's item.
Steelworker's fastener
Steelworker's pin
Steeple-head or buttonhead.
Steeple-head pin
Steeplejack's bolt
Stud on a pair of jeans
Sturdy bolt
Steel worker of sorts
Steelworker of sorts
Steeplejack, at times
Shipyard employees
Steeplejacks, at times
Saint-Tropez locale
Saint-Tropez site
San Remo locale
San Remo setting
Scots word for rawhide shoe
Stream: It.
Site of a 1797 Napoleon victory
Streams: Abbr.
Slender watercourse
Small river or brook
Small stream or brook
SAUDI Arabian capital
Saudi Arabia's capital
Saudi Arabia's largest city
Setting of King Fahd Road
Saudi Arabian coin
Saudi Arabian money
Saudi coin
Saudi money
standard monetary unit of Qatar, divided into 100 dirhams
Saudi economic strategy?
Saudi Arabian and Qatari currencies
Saudi Arabian bills
Saudi Arabian bucks
Scots word for red currant
Stockard Channing in "Grease"
Shout heard after a "Grease" performance?
Scooter of the diamond.
Singer of a #1 hit from the "Space Jam" soundtrack album
Singer who had, it appears, a questionable relationship with Aaliyah in the mid-1990s
Singer with the 1994 #1 hit "Bump N' Grind"
Singer with the 1994 hit "Bump n' Grind"
Singer with the 2002 hit "Ignition"
"Suspicion" film co.
"Suspicion" studio
"Swing Time" studio
Show biz initials.
Show business initials.
Studio behind "Bringing Up Baby"
Studio behind "It's a Wonderful Life"
Studio behind "King Kong" and "Citizen Kane"
Studio behind "Suspicion" and "Notorious"
Studio behind many Astaire/Rogers films
Studio bought by Desilu in 1953
Studio for Astaire and Rogers
Studio for most Astaire/Rogers films
Studio in early Hollywood's "Big Five"
Studio of "Notorious" and "Suspicion"
Studio of the original "King Kong"
Studio once controlled by Howard Hughes
Studio once run by Howard Hughes
Studio owned by Howard Hughes
Studio taken over by Howard Hughes
Studio that made "Notorious"
Studio that made nine Astaire/Rogers films
Studio that made nine of the ten Astaire/Rogers films
Studio that made the original "Mighty Joe Young"
Studio that produced Citizen Kane
Studio that produced Hitchcock's "Suspicion" and "Notorious"
Studio that released "Citizen Kane"
Studio whose logo is seen in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"
Studio with a radio transmitter logo
Some bygone theaters
Some old movie theaters
Some old theaters
Stones: Abbr.
Scottish author's initals
Scottish author's initials
Scottish literary monogram
Scottish novelist, for short.
Scottish novelist.
Scottish writer.s monogram
"Scream School" author
"Superstitious" author
Stephen King's kid lit counterpart
Sandhurst
Sandhurst initials
Sandhurst sch.
Sandhurst: Abbr.
Storekeepers' org.
Sandhurst military institution: Abbr.
"Six Crises" monogram
STA and GRF were his veeps
San Clemente initials
Successor of L.B.J.
Successor to L.B.J.
Safer time to eat oysters, supposedly
September through April, in a culinary guideline
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