Letter S
Standard of Caesar.
Source of the names of two months
Subject of a Gibbon masterpiece
Subject of a classic six-volume work by Edward Gibbon
Site #1
Sculptor Constantin Brancusi, e.g.
Student of Spanish, Italian, etc.
Schnozzola type
Schnozz varieties
Something popes and Super Bowls have in common
Symbols like X, L, and C for counting
Sharp pasta topper
Sharp, hard cheese
Shredded pasta topping
Stand-up comic Ray
Strong Italian cheese
Sharp Italian cheeses
Some patrons of Rasputin
Shakespearean earlenders
Shoppers on the Corso
Some of Antony's addressees
St. Paul's book
Swiss language
Sentimentally idealistic
Suitable for courtship
Sweet tarts?*
Survival show starring Julius Caesar?
Sauce tomatoes
Some plum tomatoes
Some tomatoes
Salsa ingredient, perhaps
"Stouthearted Men” composer
"Sleepless in Seattle," for one
Setting for a meet cute
Site of Vatican City
SERVIUS Tullius, kingdom of
SEVEN-hilled city
Sacking site in A.D. 410
Saint Peter's setting
Santa Maria Maggiore locale
Scene of "La Tosca."
Scene of Moravia novel.
Seat of Georgia's Floyd County
Seat of an old empire
Senate's place
Setting for "Coriolanus"
Setting for "Don Pasquale"
Setting for "Gladiator"
Setting for Broadway's "The Light in the Piazza"
Setting for Hawthorne's "The Marble Faun"
Setting for Hepburn's holiday
Setting for the Vittorio De Sica film "Umberto D."
Seven Hills city
Seven Hills site
Seven-hills city
Sinatra's "Tony ___"
Sinclair Lewis died here
Site of 2 million visitors on World Youth Day
Site of Galileo's trial
Site of St. Peter's
Site of Trevi Fountain.
Site of a gay pride festival denounced by the Pope
Site of coming Olympic Games.
Site of seven hills
Site of the 1960 Olympics
Site of the 1960 Summer Games
Site of the 1960 Summer Olympics
Site of the Borghese Gardens
Site of the Farnese Palace
Site of the Quirinal.
Site of traffic problem, since B.C. days.
So-called "Caput Mundi" ("Head of the World")
Songwriter for "Call Me Mister"
Spanish Steps city
Spanish Steps locale
Spanish Steps location
Spanish Steps setting
Spanish Steps site
Sports radio host Jim
Stadio Olimpico city
Surrounder of the Vatican
Site of the ancient Colosseum
seat of the Roman Catholic Church
seven hills City of
site Forum Info
Southern city with seven hills
"See, how she leans her cheek upon her hand!" speaker
"She doth teach the torches to burn bright!" speaker
"Star-cross'd" lover
"Star-cross'd" lover of fiction
Shakespearean lover fatally smitten
Shakespeare character in the lyrics of Taylor Swift's "Love Story"
Shakespeare character who cries "Then I defy you, stars!"
Shakespeare character who cries, "Eyes, look your last!"
Shakespeare character who says "O, I am fortune's fool!"
Shakespeare character who was the first to use the word "inauspicious"
Shakespeare lover
Shakespeare teen
Shakespeare title character who says, "My mind misgives / Some consequence yet hanging in the stars"
Shakespeare's balcony climber
Shakespeare's balcony scaler
Shakespeare's hero
Shakespeare's loverboy
Shakespearean dueler
Shakespearean eloper
Shakespearean lover boy
Shakespearean loverboy
Shakespearean rival of Paris
Shakespearean role for Leonardo DiCaprio
Shakespearean suitor
Shakespearean swain
Shakespearean teen
Shakespearean title character in the NATO alphabet
Shakespearean title character in the NATO phonetic alphabet
Shakespearean tltle character
Shakespearean youth
Slayer of Tybalt
Slipper or lover
Son of Lord and Lady Montague
Son of Montague.
Star-cross'd lover in Shakespeare
Star-crossed Montague
Star-crossed lover
Star-crossed lover in Shakespeare
Star-crossed lover of Shakespeare
Star-crossed lover of fiction
Star-crossed lover of literature
Steve Forbert sang a "Tune" for him
Swain of drama
Swain under a balcony
Shakespearean Dire Straits jam?
Sweet-talking guys
"Survival of the Dead" director
Some cooking apples
Spaghetti sauce ingredients, perhaps
Sec. of Housing
San Francisco Giants closer Sergio
Successor of Simms in the NFL broadcast booth
Surname that's an anagram of "moor"
Supernatural ability to know when former QB Tony wants a flaky fish?
Super easy victory
She gambols
Scrubs are often on at the end of them
Sexual encounters, as it were
Some gypsies
"Star Trek" bad guy
"Star Trek" baddie
"Star Trek" race with a V-shaped forehead
Sci-fi race with a gray-colored heart
"Star Trek" baddies
Storied planner of the abduction of the Sabine women
Sons of Rhea Silvia
Schneider "Good Neighbor Sam"
Schneider Actress
Schneider in "Good Neighbor Sam"
Schneider of "What's New Pussycat?"
Schneider of film
Schneider of films
"Solo" director Howard
"Solo" director's first name
"Sons of Anarchy" actor Perlman
"Splash" director Howard
'Silkwood' actor Silver
(Spoiler warning!) Hermione's husband
SPANISH rum
Sally's Norma Rae co-star
Santo of baseball
Schoolmate of Harry and Hermione
Scientology guru L. ___ hubbard
Secretariat jockey Turcotte
Secretariat rider Turcotte
Senator Wyden
Shortened man's name
Silver Goldman
Silver of "Ali"
Silver of film
Silver of the screen
Silver of the silver screen
Silver on screen
Silver on the screen
Silver or Ely
Silver or Glass
Silver or Howard
Silver or Periman
Silver or Perlman
Silver or White
Silver or Wood
Singer Isley
Singer Sexsmith
Sixth son of Arthur and Molly Weasley
Small-government proponent Paul
Son of Molly and Arthur Weasley
Song syllable repeated after "Da Doo"
Spoiler alert: He's married to Hermione at the end of the Harry Potter series
Spoiler: He's Hermione's hubby at the end of the "Harry Potter" series
Sportscaster MacLean
Sportscaster Swoboda
Stone named Wood
Stones' Wood
Stooges guitarist Asheton
Swanson in "Parks and Recreation"
Swanson of "Parks and Recreation"
Swanson on "Parks and Recreation"
Swanson who enjoys "turf 'n' turf"
Swanson who said "Birthdays were invented by Hallmark to sell cards"
Swanson who said "Give me all the bacon and eggs you have"
Swanson whose show had its swan song in 2015
Swoboda
Swoboda of baseball
Swoboda of the '69 Mets
Syllable after Da Doo
___ Stoppable ("Kim Possible" character)
___ Stoppable (Kim Possible's pal)
___ Swanson, "Parks and Recreation" boss
Scottish playwright Munro
Scourge of the 2020s, colloquially
She's "a Hedda” of her time
Soccer star Cristiano
Soccer star Cristiano who was the most-followed athlete on Instagram in 2018
Soccer superstar Cristiano
Saint in a Sir Walter Scott title
Saoirse __, "Lady Bird" star
Saoirse of "Brooklyn"
Saoirse of "Lady Bird"
Saoirse of "Lady Bird" and "Little Women"
Saoirse of "Little Women"
Saoirse who played Jo March in "Little Women" (2019)
Saoirse with four Oscar nominations
"Set it and forget it" infomercial vendor
Spanish city near Gibraltar.
Shields carried by foot soldiers.
Schnitzler's "La ___"
Script in printing.
Script used in printing.
Script with heavy strokes
SePArately distinct lettering
Somewhat angular typeface
Short lyrical poem.
Short French poem
Short poem on two rhymes
Short poem running on two rhymes
Seven-line poem
Short lyric forms.
Short lyric poems.
Small glass disk used as an ornament in a stained-glass window
Short verse form.
"Sumer is icumen in," for example.
SONATA, last movement of
Scherzo's cousin
Sometimes combined with a sonata form
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