Letter S
SCOTTISH land holder
SCOTTISH peer
Saxon noble
Saxon warrior
Scot. title
Scots peer.
Scots tenant of the crown, often a clan chief
Scottish baron
Scottish chieftain
Scottish clan leader
Scottish earl
Scottish feudal baron
Scottish feudal lord
Scottish landholder of old
Scottish lord of old
Scottish lord^THAN
Scottish noble
Scottish noble of yore
Scottish title held by multiple characters in "Macbeth"
Shakespearan title
Shakespeare's Lennox, Angus or Ross
Shakespeare's Ross, e.g.
Scottish nobleman in Macbeth
Scottish barons.
Scottish chieftains
Scottish feudal lords
Scottish lords
Scottish men of rank.
Scottish nobles
Scottish titles
Say "I owe you one"
Say "Much obliged" to
Show gratefulness
Show gratitude
Show gratitude for
Show gratitude to
Show gratitude toward
Said grace, say
Sent a card, perhaps
Showed gratitude to
Showing appreciation to
Shows gratitude
Sarcastic expression of gratitude
Sarcastic expression of ingratitude
"Some help you are"
Start of a holiday quip
Subject of joint resolution of Congress, 1941.
Seasoned feasters?
Sarcastic comment said to shift blame for personal troubles
Sarcastic political meme that started in 2009
Say this and you'll be welcomed
Sentiment on a plastic bag
Statement of appreciation
Speed bump of sorts
Syllogism, part 4
Snappy Marvel character?
Snappy character?
Springsteen "Tougher ___"
Save-a-letter sincerity
Shortened word of gratitude
Shorthand appreciation
" ____ she blows!"
Salty adverb
Seafarer's adverb
Seafarer's direction
Seagoing adverb
Seussesque pronoun
Site of a whale, perhaps
Start of a nautical cry
Start of a whale-spotter's cry
Start of a whaler's cry
Son of Nachor (Luke 3:34).
She choreographed the ballet {/Deuce Coupe/} , set to Beach Boys music
Sailor's "Whale ho!"
"She's ___ That"
"So ___ happened"
"___ ship has sailed"
Scam victim's complaint
Sexless pronoun
"So sad, so fresh, the days ___ no more."
"Sure, there's one possible solution"
Saskatchewan Premier Ross
Saskatchewan wife slayer
someone skilled in making a roof from plant stalks or foliage
Start of a Samuel Johnson quotation
Santana's "All __ Am"
state or quality of being 'that'
"Sure, but also consider..."
"__ So Raven": 2000s sitcom
"__ show biz!"
"___ So Raven!"
Salon question's answer, or remark that could cause it
"Sorry, no more"
"Savage burn!"
Sniggler's love song?
Song featured in "Moonstruck"
Song played over the opening credits of "Moonstruck"
Song title following the lyric "Scuzza me, but you see, back in old Napoli ..."
Sarcastic comment after a noisy belch
Set closing
Shoot shout
Shout after the last shot
Shout at a shoot
"Shouldn't be a problem"
"Sure, go for it"
"State Fair" tune
"Such a smart idea!"
"Sounds ridiculous, no?"
Shrug-of-the-shoulders comment
Sinatra classic, and hint to what's missing from this puzzle's other classics
Sinatra standard with "I pick myself up and get back in the race"
Saying when accepting reality
"So not cool!"
Shout from the stands at a Little League game
Sooner State's unofficial motto?
Statement from someone taking full responsibility
"Sorry, but not my fault whatsoever"
"So hypocritical," or a hint to the starred clues' answers
Statement meant to end a conversation
Start of his wife's reply
"Sorry to hear"
"Same thing, really"
Sophomoric rejoinder
Safari guide's "Wow!"?
"Seems legit"
Start of an angler's lament (Part 2)
Satire, live.
Skeptic's mantra, maybe
Soften in a microwave
Soften in the sun
Soften, perhaps
Spell of warm weather
Spring awakening sign
Spring condition
Spring happening
Spring in Alaska
Spring in Anchorage
Spring melt
Spring meltdown
Spring melting period
Spring occurence
Spring spell
Spring warm-up
Spring warming
Spring's beginning
Springtime occurrence
Springtime period
Stanford White's killer
Start to defrost
Start to soften
Start to unfreeze
Start turning to slush
Start-of-spring event
Sat on the kitchen counter, perhaps
Showed a bit more friendliness
Spring activity
Spends some time out of the cooler
Spring melts
Spring phenomena
Springtime events
Springtime meltdowns
Starts to unfreeze
Sticks in the defroster
Sits beside a fireplace, perhaps
Strong weed has a lot of it: Abbr.
Sem. degree
Seminarian's deg.
Seminary degs.
"Shout at ___ Devil"
"Stan ___ Man" Musial
"___ Sun Also Rises"
"___ sea is calm . . . ": Arnold
Second Constitution word
Second bible word
Second word of the Constitution
Sentence starter, often
Small article
Social event in Rouen
Something that's definite?
Specifying article
Spur of ___ moment
Start for Alamo or Archies
Start of 19 John Grisham novel titles
Start of a J. R. Lowell quotation
Start of a quip by Laurence J. Peter
Start of a quote on obstinacy by James Russell Lowell
Start of a short-story title (aptly rendered) that first appeared December 16, 1865
Start of an Anne Lamott quotation
Start of an erudite barfly's lament at curfew
Start of many Batman villain names
Start of many Grisham titles
Start of many Ludlum titles
Start of many Sherlock Holmes titles
Start of many a book title
Start of many band names
Start of many book titles
Start of many titles
Starting word that's often skipped when alphabetizing
Steve Martin's "___ Jerk"
Stevie Ray Vaughan "Couldn't Stand ___ Weather"
Stop-music link
Straight, in personal-ad slang
SELENE, mother of
Scottish composer Musgrave
Selene mother
Singer-songwriter Gilmore
Sister and wife of Hyperion
Stand-up comic Vidale
Strayhorn's "Take ___ Train"
String in a preschool class?
Subject mastered in a preschool song
Slayer "Seasons in ___"
Start of an eight-word "Stepquote" ending at 129 Across
Show for which Liza Minnelli won a 1978 Tony
Spiegel film for which Bogart won an Oscar
Start of an Edith Wharton title
Start of titles by Auden, Wharton and Paine
Senior softballers, e.g.?
Something you might take or clear
Site of a famous siege
Something to remember in San Antonio?
Singularly impressive bust?
Something Superman fights for
Shocking 1980 movie sequel?
Swallow ___ (quit the sea).
Smartphone program I cherish most?
Show billed as "The Ultimate Job Interview"
Start of a Trump book title
Start of a how-to title
Start of some how-to titles
State-of-___ (cutting-edge)
Start of a September 1 query
Scorsese, to his cinephile fans?
Skill for which a beau has the stamina?
Synthpop group that won a 1986 Grammy for its version of Mancini's "Peter Gunn" theme
Sun-Tzu's classic treatise
Sun Tzu tome Madame Tussaud's specialty?
Serpentine alter ego of comics' Cleo Nefertiti
Silent character in "Little Orphan Annie"
Sterling Hayden is raised by wolves?
Staging area
Stars' milieu.
staging area for acting
Spots along the Rialto.
Staging areas?
Structures near Shubert Alley
Savoy or Globe, e.g.
Setting for a play
Shakespeare's Globe, e.g.
Shakespeare's Globe, for one
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