Letter S
Soldier entertainment group
Standard list of drugs: Ahbr.
Small book with an eagle on its cover
"Snail mail" bringers
"Snail mail" org.
"Snail-mail" org.
Snail mail letters
Snail-mail delivery org.
Snail-mail system
Snail-mail system (Abbr.)
Stamp issuing org.
Stamp maker in the US
Stamp-issuing org.
Stamp-making org.
Stamp-selling org.
Strong drink, for short
SCOTTISH Gaelic water of life
Strong, spicy Irish cordial
Soldiers in the news: Abbr.
Std. on food labels
Sea-going letters.
Ship designation initials
Ship letters
Some ship letters
Start of a Navy vessel's name
Start of many naval vessel names
Start of many ship names
Start of some aircraft carriers
State name preceder
Steamer letters
Sub designation
Sub inits.
Sub letters
Submarine designation
Submarine letters
She performed admirably in the War of 1812
Subj. of Article I, Section 3 of the Constitution
Subj. of the 17th Amendment
Subject of a 1989 bicentennial stamp
Setting for many sci-fi stories
Setting in "Star Trek Into Darkness"
Ship that runs on impulse engines
Starship originally designed by Matt Jefferies
Sister ship of the Saratoga.
Ship docked at NYC's Pier 86
Ship nicknamed "The Fighting I"
Ship now an L.A. maritime museum
Ship in 1898 news
Ship sunk in Havana Harbor in 1898
Ship with a memorial in New York City's Central Park
Submarine christened by John Glenn's wife
"Spies Like Us" setting
Siberian giant, on maps
Soviet Union initials
SALT I participant
SALT I signatory
SALT I signer
SALT participant
SALT party
SALT signatory
SALT superpower
SALT talks participant
START I treaty party
Second country to develop the atom bomb
Security Council mem.
Setting for the final chess matches in "The Queen's Gambit"
Setting of the first Tintin comic
Shostakovich's land.
Sixteen constituent republics.
So-called "evil empire"
Sov. Union
Soviet Union, briefly
Soyuz 1 launcher
Soyuz launcher
Space Race competitor
Space Race competitor, for short
Space Race contender
Space Race country
Space Race inits.
Space Race rival for the U.S.
Space Race rival of the U.S.
Space race initials
Space-race participant
Sputnik land.
Sputnik launcher
Sputnik launcher (Abbr.)
Sputnik launcher, briefly
Sputnik launcher, in brief
Sputnik power, briefly
Sputnik's birthplace
Sputnik's birthplace, for short
Sputnik's bpl.
Spy-fi country
Spy-fi side
Spy-fi side, often
Stalin ruled it
Stalin's domain
Stalin's domain: Abbr.
Stalin's empire
Stalin's empire, briefly
Stalin's fed.
Stalin's gov.
Stalin's land
Stalin's land, in brief
Stalin's map: Abbr.
Stalin's realm
Stalingrad's land, for short
State for which "Animal Farm" is an allegory
State in Eurasia from 1922 to 1991
State led by Lenin, in brief
State that was the eventual result of the Russian Revolution: Abbr.
Subj. of a 1991 breakup
Subj. of a 1991 dissolution
Subject of a whimsical "White Album" tune
Superpower Former
Superpower initials until 1991
Superpower no more
Superpower of old
Superpower that dissolved in the 1990s
Superpower until '91
Superpower until 1991
Superpower's initials
signer SALT Part of
Seeding org.
Server's org.
Singles gr.
Singles grp.?
Singles' gp.?
Sports gp. that originally had "Lawn" in its name
Sports org. whose name once included "Lawn"
Spanish counterpart of the French "vous"
St. Paul-to-Fargo hwy.
St. Paul-to-Fargo rte.
"Spartacus" Oscar winner
"Spartacus" Oscar winner Peter
"Spartacus" Oscar-winner Peter
"Spartacus" actor Peter
Six-time portrayer of Poirot
"So are we!"
"So do we!"
Series of bookings across America
Series of natl. concerts
Series of stateside concerts
Something a Eur. singer might embark on
"Same as always, bartender," with "the"
Same-old
Seen regularly
Suspects Like some
Suspects, at times
__ suspects: same old crowd
Same old offerings
Same old orders
Standard things
Shark of a moneylender
Shark of a sort.
Shark with money
Shylock was one
Skylock was one
someone who lends money at excessive rates of interest
Sharks having vigorish
Shylock and colleagues
STEAL power
Seize and hold without right.
Seize forcefully
Seize illegitimately
Seize improperly
Seize power by force
Seize power from
Seize power illegally
Seize the throne
Seize unlawfully
Seize without authority
Seize without legal authority
Seize wrongfully
Seize, as a throne
Seize, as power
Seize, as the throne
Stage a hostile takeover
Stage a hostile takeover of
Supplant illegally
seize (a position or power) without authority
seize power from a king
Seizure of a kind.
Seized illegally
Seized, as the throne
Seizer like Caesar
Seizer of power.
Successful rebel
someone who takes power by force
someone who takes power by force or illegally
Seizing unjustly
Seizing without authority
Seizes by force
Seizes illegally
Seizes unlawfully
Seizes without authority
Seizes wrongfully
Seizes, as a throne
Seizes, as power
Supplants by force
Scalping
Scheme of high interest?
Shark's bite?
Shark's crime
Shark's gouging
Shark's line
Shark's practice
Shark's racket
Shark's rate
Shark's take
Shylock's business
Shylock's crime
Shylock's doing
Shylock's exorbitant rate
Shylock's forte.
Shylock's offense
Shylock's practice
Shylock's terms
Shylock's trade
Something of great interest?
Specialty of some sharks
SWAZILAND river
Steel giant, formerly
Steel giant, from 1986 to 2001
Steel giant, in the '90s
syllable used in the fixed system of solmization for the note C
Saint Joan on Broadway.
Sch. in Arlington
Sch. that's home to the Mavericks
She played Blanche opposite Marlon's Stanley in "Streetcar" on Broadway
She played Joan on Broadway in "Saint Joan"
She played Martha in Broadway's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"
She won a Tony for playing Martha in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"
Southwestern lizard
Stage actress Hagen
Stage coach Hagen
Stage great Hagen
Stage legend Hagen
Stage star Hagen
Stage teacher Hagen
Stage's Hagen
Star with Paul Kelly in "The Country Girl."
"SLC Punk!" locale
"Spiral Jetty" state
State with Salt Lake City as its capital
Salt Lake City locale
State bordering Nevada and Colorado
Saints' state.
Salt Lake City locale
Salt Lake City site
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