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State of being a tramp state or condition of being a vagrant "Stunt guitarist" Steve Steve of guitar shredding Steve of rock guitar Steve of rock guitar fame Steve whom the Village Voice called the Douchiest Guitar Player of All Time Sawatch mountains resort Site of the GoPro Mountain Games Ski Hall of Fame site Ski resort in Colo. Ski resort in the Colorado Rockies Ski resort in the Rockies Ski spa in Colo. Ski spot Ski spot for G.R.F. Self-admiring Self-inflating Self-involved Self-opinionated Self-smitten Sold on one's self Swollen-headed Self-centered and then some Sony computer brand Sony computer label Sony laptop Sony laptop brand Sony laptop line Sony notebook brand Sony notebook model whose name is an acronym Some Sony computers Some Sony flat screens Some Sony laptops Some Sony notebooks Sony laptops Squirrel fur of medieval days. Squirrel fur used in medieval robes. Squirrel skin Squirrels' skins. STEPHEN I, name of Scottish crime fiction author McDermid Self-produced documentary about the star of "The Doors" and "Tombstone" (August, 2021) Sweetheart: Abbr. Short drape across a window top Short drape. Short drapery Short window drapery "Shining __": comedy horror series starring Courteney Cox Scenic place in the hills. Setting for peak viewing? Singer Jerry Singer Jerry from N.Y.C. Small glen Stream spot Stream's locale, in poetry spot Stream Spring orator Student speaker at graduation. SPANISH lagoon Spain's third-largest city Spanish autonomous community or its capital Sweet, juicy orange Sweet citrus (6 to 9, Italy) Sweet citrus fruits from Southern California Source of much orange juice Summer-ripening oranges. Singer Ritchie who died in a plane crash with the Big Bopper Singer in the 1958 movie "Go, Johnny, Go!" Saint not modest about fasting days at start of Easter (9) Singer of Even Bravest Heart in "Faust." Slain in "Faust." Sweetheart's token Symbol for today. Star of the silent days. Sorrows experienced in life Show renamed "The Hogan Family" Solanas who shot Andy Warhol Spaces between mountains Stream spots Streams' spots Sam Weller's occupation. Sayers's Bunter, e.g. Servant present finally after so long in Rome Servitor of a sort. Short-distance driver Someone who might take your car keys at the nightclub Suit tender serve as a personal attendant to SPANISH weather-vane Some car parkers Some hotel and restaurant staffers Some hotel workers Stands at restaurants Shrines of a sort Sound, as an excuse Sound, as reasoning Still in force Supportable Stamp, as a passport Skycap's unit Small luggage Small overnight bag Small travelling bag or suitcase Small suitcases Small things to pack Some baggage Some carry-on pieces Suitcases for overnighters Spanish town where Columbus died: 1506 shaped like a vallecula Singer Rudy San Pablo Bay city San Fernando ___ (inland part of LA) San Fernando, for one Stretch of low land. strath San Fernando jazz fan? San Fernando counterfeiter? San Fernando creator of fake van Goghs? She may say "Grody to the max!" Stereotypical Southern California teen of the 1980s Stereotypical West Coast lass "So I was like, I'm so sure!" speakers Second obstacle Simi and Silicon Squaw et al. "Sherry" singer "Sherry" singer Frankie "Swearin' to God" singer, 1975 Singer with a falsetto Subject of Broadway's "Jersey Boys" Soldier's bravery Soldierly quality Stoutheartedness Soldato's courage Supreme chancellor in "The Phantom Menace" SOUTH American commercial center/centre South American seaport Swiss town near Davos known for medical retreats Smooshed circles Schubert's "___ sentimentale" Sibelius' "__ Triste" Sibelius's "__ Triste" Some Ravel works Slangy SoCal dialect Shopper's goal State to be worth Subject of an annual March 14 celebration and of this puzzle, celebrated in its circled squares in both a literal and a numerical way Sets store by. Societal concerns Societal ideals Subscripts on Scrabble tiles States to be worth Safety outlet Sluice gate Snail shell Spigot, essentially Steam radiator device Sluice gates small valve or a part resembling one "Scram!" in the 20's. Spanish "scram." Split quickly "Skedaddle," in Spain Spanish for "Let's go!" Scram: Var. Savannah's Hard-Hearted denizen Seductive sort Seductress in silents Shoe upper, in part Short, repeated musical passage Silent-film role. Silent-screen siren Silents' Bow, e.g. Simple musical passage Siren, 1920 style. Someone like Theda Bara Stage seductress Stitcher of shoes. Siren of the Twenties. Sun shunner Spooky mammals. Security hardware at Dracula's castle? Some Anne Rice characters Sun-shunning creatures of myth Sun-shunning monsters Screen sirens Shoe uppers Sirens of silents Sirens of the 1920's. Sirens of the Twenties. Sirens of the saints. Sirens of the silents Soloists' lead-ins, maybe Some jazz improvisations SUV kin Scooby-Doo's Mystery Machine, for one Shuttle transport, perhaps Singer Morrison Singer Morrison Author Sliding door place Sliding door site Small band transport Small business vehicle Small-business vehicle Soccer mom's need Soccer mom's usual ride Soccer mom's vehicle, often Soccer parent's transport Soccer practice transport Something to move with Sometime-shuttle Soulful Morrison Spacious vehicle Space scientist James S. S. Van Dine character. S.S. Van Dine sleuth Philo S.S. Van Dine's gumshoe Philo Sec. of State: 1977 Secretary of State under Carter Actress Secretary of State, 1977-80 Secretary of state under Carter She played the Ricardos' landlady She was Ethel Mertz Sleuth Philo Surprise winner of the first Tchaikovsky Piano Competition Stanley Cup finalists of 1982 and 1994 Section of Canada. Smasher of random car windows, e.g. Someone who deliberately damages property Someone who wilfully damages property someone who willfully destroys or defaces property Sackers of Rome, 455. "Sudden Death" star, 1995 Star track performer, 1953–54. Skitch Henderson trademark SAIL of windmill Simple meteorological tool Something you always need directions to use? Source of current information? Spinner atop a barn Spinning cow, perhaps Spinning device on a barn Spire attachment Sweden's largest lake Swedish lake that's the largest in the European Union "Saved the Best for Last" Williams Singer Williams or famous "Ugly Betty" actress Samuel Barber opera
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