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Smits's "N.Y.P.D. Blue" role Songstress Nina ___ Sultry singer Nina Swimmer Manuel who won two gold medals at the 2016 Olympics Signoret and de Beauvoir Sale of church preferments Strictly amateur Simple fellows? St. __ Island, GA Sylvester's least favorite kids' game? SALE of spiritual things Sale of church property See selling Selling of church offices SAMIEL Sahara wind. Sand-laden wind Sand-laden wind of Orient. sand storm Asia sirocco Syrian dust storms Sandstorm of the Sahara. Short for a boob. Short for an oaf. Self-conscious smile Silly little smile Silly, self-conscious smile Smile coyly Smile derisively Smirky little smile silly (to make Smirked. Silly smiles. Smiles coyly Smiles in a silly manner. Smiles self-consciously Smiles sillily. Smirks *Soda and candy, metabolically Shaw's "The of the Unexpected Isles" SWISS railway tunnel, long SWISS tunnel, long SWISS tunnel, longest Swiss tunnel, 12 m. long. "Sunrise" band SOUTH Australian desert Springfield family name Springfield surname Sitcom family for 30+ years Springfield family, with "The" Sax player Zoot Saxophonist Zoot Singer Ginny. Some video game avatars Some video game inhabitants SAFETY in mines testing & research station (abbr.) Safety in Mines Testing & Research Station "Shang-Chi" actor Liu "Shang-Chi" portrayer Liu She assumed indifference, even though she was seething with anger simulated, or capable of being simulated Shown in more than one place Some radio productions "Some rise by ___, and some by virtue fall": Shak. "Success, n. The one unpardonable ___ against one's fellows": Ambrose Bierce SHAMASH, father of Sabbath topic Saint's offense? Satan's progeny in "Paradise Lost." Satan's stock-in-trade. Satanic deed Scriptural wrongdoing Scripture topic Serious code-breaking? Serious fault. Serious misdeed Serious misstep Serious no-no Serious offence Serious transgression Seriously overstepped bounds Sermon subject, at times Sloth is one Sloth or anger Sloth or envy Sloth or envy, it's said Sloth or gluttony Sloth or greed Sloth or wrath Sloth, but not laziness Sloth, for example Sloth, for instance. Sodom specialty Some are said to live in it Something confessed in a confessional Something confessed to in a confessional Something the devil cheers Something to atone for Something to confess Something to confess at a confessional Soul blotter Soul stainer Spiritual transgression State that many couples live in? Steal or lie, e.g. Steal, e.g. Stealing, e.g. Stray [last letter] Stray from righteousness Stray from saintliness Stray morally Stray, in a way Subject for Billy Graham Subject of a confession Subject of a sermon Subject of atonement Subject of confession Subject of many an "Inferno" tale Sunday school subject Sunday talk topic Symbol of ugliness. subject Preacher post subject Sermon basis Scene of frequent Middle East unrest Sina Site of 1956 warfare Site of 1967 fighting Site of an Exodus ascent Six Day War battleground Six-Day War area Six-Day War peninsula Six-Day War setting Six-Day War site Source of the Law Strategic peninsula Subject of the Camp David Accords Subject of the Camp David accord Suez Crisis setting Suez peninsula "Strangers in the Night" crooner "Strangers in the Night" singer "Sugar Town" singer "Swan" singer. "Swoon King." Sands part-owner, once Singer Nancy or Frank Singer and conductor. Singer born Dec. 12, 1915 Singer from Hoboken Singer honored on a 2008 U.S. postage stamp Singer in the Gaming Hall of Fame Singer known as "The Voice" Singer then and now. Singer who founded Reprise Records Singer, conductor, movie actor. Singing sword's voice, in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" Siriusly ___ (satellite radio channel) Star in "From Here to Eternity." Star of "Pal Joey." Star of "Sergeants 3." Star of "Young at Heart." Subject of the biography "All or Nothing at All" Swoon producer. {/September of My Years/} singer "Somethin' Stupid" singers "Somethin' Stupid" singing pair Sailor from Baghdad Sailor from Basrah Sailor in the "Arabian Nights" Sailor of legend Sailor of myth Sailor of seven voyages Sailor or comedian Sailor who rode a roc Seafarer of fiction. Seafaring storyteller Stage name of entertainer David Adkins Stand-up comic Storied mariner Storied sailor Storied voyager Starting-date preceder Subsequently to. sith Single-hearted Speaking with candor Subsequently + depend = with candor Satirist Lewis study of Turin shroud SOHCAHTOA part Simple wave shape Sort of curve Singer O' Connor Singer O'Connor Singer/songwriter O'Connor Simple angle-measurement devices *Source of gravity SOFT snap Soft job Soft jobs Strict prerequisite Some trig computations Some trig findings Some trig ratios Some trigonometry findings Some trigonometry functions Source of toughness Strength or vigor. Strength provider Strength, anatomically Sound formation Symbol of simple harmonic motion Strengthened with muscular power Supplied with strength. Source of strength, figuratively Source of vigor Strength source Stringy, as meat Strong and lean Short symphony *Storied New York prison Save one's own neck, maybe Save-the-theater animated film of 2016 Show off some pipes Shrill, whistling sound. Sound really good Spill one's secrets Spring activity on the campus. Squeal like a stoolie Squeal to the D. A. Squeal to the cops Squeal; rat Star in 'Salome' Supply a number "__ song of sixpence . . ." SINGAPORE capital SINGAPOREAN (pert. to) STRAITS capital Seaport and naval base in Asia. Small country of Southeast Asia Strategic Malay island. ___ Sling (cocktail) SIPS LAGER ON GIN(anag.) Scorch lightly Scorch slightly Sear at the edges Slight burn Superficial burn Slightly black Seamstress's machine, maybe
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