Letter S 266500–266750

Santa __: home of the Charles M. Schulz Museum Santa ___ (California wine city) Santa ___ (Sonoma's county seat) Santa ___ (city near Sonoma) Santa ___ (city north of San Francisco) Santa ___ (county in Florida) She sat still for civil rights She takes a backseat to no one? Signoret film, "Madame ___" Singer Ponselle. Singer Raisa Sister of Carmela Ponselle. Sonoma County seat Santa __ Sonoma County's Santa ___ Soprano Ponselle Soprano Ponselle who debuted at the Met opposite Caruso Spanish American Beauty? Spingarn Medal winner Parks Stalin's wife. Stephanie Beatriz's "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" role Stoic "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" detective Sub __ (covertly) Sub __ (hidden) Sub __ (privately) Sub __ (secretly) Sub __: confidentially Sub ___ (behind closed doors) Sub ___ (clandestine) Sub ___ (furtively) Sub ___ (in confidence) Sub ___ (in secret) Sub ___ (secretive) Sub chaser Sub follower Sub or Santa chaser Sub or Santa follower SKIN disease/disorder causing reddening of nose and cheeks with pus-filled spots see ROSACEOUS plant Some flowers for Cicero Santa ___ (Baja California port) She masquerades as Ganymede. Skater Sumners She came between Betty and Nancy Sister of David and Patricia "Seven Year Ache" singer Cash Singer Cash Singer/songwriter Cash Singing daughter of Johnny Cash "Seven Year Ache" country singer "Seven Year Ache" singer She took a seat to take a stand She wouldn't take an affront sitting down Some Catholic gift shop purchases Some flower beds Strings of prayer beads Series of prayers Set of devotional prayers Set of prayer beads Set of prayers with beads Set of religious beads Sister's string Something faithfully counted on? Song by Ethelbert Nevin. Song by Nevin (with "The"). Specialized garden String of churches? String of prayer beads Subject of Nevin song. Subject of well-known Nevin song. Singer Ponselle and others. Some Spanish flowers Symbols of "amor" Song for artist Bonheur? "Schitt's Creek" surname "Second Hand ___" ("Funny Girl" tune) "Second Hand ___," 1921 song "Second Hand" girl of 1921 Second-hand gal of song Secondhand girl Showman Billy Sleeping Beauty aka Briar ___ Some summer wine Sommelier's recommendation Source of romantic petals Source of thorns Star of the Flower Show. Starter for hip or oil State flower of New York. Stein flower Stein word Stein's flower Stood, as for a judge Stood, as in court Stopped sitting around Subject of a Stein line Suitor's gift Suitor's surprise Summer wine choice Summer wine selection Sunset tone Sunset-tinged Sunset-tinged, perhaps Switch-hitter known as Charlie Hustle Symbol in American Greetings' logo Symbol in the logo of the Democratic Socialists of America Symbol of Aphrodite Symbol of British nationalism Symbol of England Rugby Symbol of Georgia or Iowa. Symbol of Lancaster or York Symbol of Lutheranism Symbol of York or New York. Symbol of the Virgin Mary ___ Sunday, the fourth Sunday in Lent shade Sunset direction symbol Lancaster group Shrub also known as bristly locust Sean O'Casey book. Show for which Laurie Metcalf won three Emmys Sitcom about the Conner family Sitcom about the Conners Sitcom full of Barr scenes Sitcom set in Lanford, Ill. Sitcom mom whose kids were named Becky, Darlene and D.J. ___ spoonbill Site of a football classic. Shrub of the apple family. Sasha Obama, to the Secret Service Sicangu Lakota reservation Sled in "Citizen Kane" Sled in movie lore Small sign of spring Spring opener Swain's offering Some future flowers Some soon-to-be flowers Symbols of spring. Shrub bearing floribunda Sight from the Oval Office Setting for many a first date or wedding photo shoot Setting for Tricia Nixon's wedding Setting for some outdoor White House press conferences Site of many outdoor presidential press conferences Seed used in herbal tea Substance contained in many vitamin C supplements She birthed a president, a senator, and an attorney general (1890-1995) She scored the final goal in the 2019 Women's World Cup Simile for an ideal complexion. SHEEP that has shed most of its wool Stephen King novel of 1995 Sally Rogers portrayer Sally Rogers portrayer of '60s TV Sally Rogers portrayer on "The Dick Van Dyke Show" "__'s Baby" Sage companion? Seasoning for lamb Shrub of the mint family. So-called "herb of remembrance" Spice girl? Seasoned singer? She married José Ferrer two times Singer from Kentucky Singer with the 1954 #1 hit "This Ole House" Spice girl that sang "Come On-A My House"? Singing sister of old Hollywood Singer Clooney's delicate flowers? Sequel to a 1968 thriller? Senator Jacky of Nevada Slapsie Maxie of boxing fame Shrub with showy blossoms Symptom of German measles. Shirley Temple was its Grand Marshal in early 1939 and 1999 Sachet bit Soft, delicate leaf. Symbol of the flower girl. Symbol of time elapsed in "Beauty and the Beast" Symbol of time passing in "Beauty and the Beast" Soft layers often scattered at weddings Symbols of delicacy. S.D.'s state mineral Shade similar to cherry wine Sister of Snow White Snow White's (more colorful) sister Snow White's sister Snow White's sister in a fairy tale Snow-White's sibling Snow-White's sister in a Grimm tale Song hit of the 1920's. Soul group that did the soundtrack for "Car Wash" Shenandoah might give "Two Dozen" to their girl Smithereens "Blood and ___" Some pink wines Some ramblers Some table wines Something for "a blue lady" Source of a Pasadena parade aroma Sparkling wine choices Stop and smell the ___ Strike the Gold's prize Subject for Frank Gilroy Suitor's dozen Suitor's presentation Summer bloomers Sweet-smelling love symbols Sweetbriars. Symbols of June. Symbols of New York, North Dakota and Iowa. Symbols of the British Labour Party Symbols of the District of Columbia. Syrup source for marshmallows Start of a Mother's Day message, maybe Start of a flower lover's poetic lament Start of a lover's quatrain Start of a lover's rhyme Start of a message to Mom Start of a poem whose last word is "you" Start of a romantic rhyme Start of many a satiric verse Scots word meaning rosin Site of a 1799 discovery Site of important discovery in Nile delta, 1799. Stone discovery site Stone home Stone in linguistics Stone name Stone of fame Stone of history Stone of note Stone that made hieroglyphics readable, discovered 1799. __ Stone (hieroglyphics key) __ Stone: software for language learners ___ Stone (British Museum attraction) ___ Stone (aid in deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphics) ___ Stone (famous artifact with hieroglyphs) ___ Stone (hieroglyphic key) ___ Stone (key to deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphs) ___ Stone (relic inscribed with three languages in 196 B.C.) ___ Stone, find of 1799. ___ stone (1799 discovery) ___ stone (famous tablet) ___ stone (relic that enabled the decipherment of hieroglyphics ___ stone of archeological lore stone Hieroglyphics bird Stone maiden of the Nile Silk ornament spot Leopard Leap like a Sculptured ornaments SCENT made from roses Scented splash Start of a Jewish holiday