Letter S
Social gps.
Societies: Abbr.
Socs.
Some convention organizers: Abbr.
Some orgs.
Some sports orgs.
Special interest gps.
Special interest grps.
Special-interest grps.
Superserious
Synd. kin
Syndicate, for short
sharer
*Some undergrad awards
sciential
sociality
symbiosis
SOUND resemblance
SYLLABLES, resemblance of sound between two
Showing resemblance of sound.
Similar in sound
Separate by type
Separate in classes.
Separate into categories
Separate into classes.
Separate into groups
Supply with a good variety
Sundry
Selectors
Supermarket's forte.
Some chocolate purchases
Some large bags of candy
Selects.
Sticks into pigeonholes
Soviet Govt. initials.
Soviet member: Abbr.
Soviet republic: Abbr.
Subdivision of the Soviet federation: Abbr.
Sec'y
Sec'y e.g.
Sec'y, often
Sec. of State's aide
Second hand: Abbr.
Second in cmd.
Second in command: Abbr.
Second person?: Abbr.
Second to one, briefly
Second, for short
Second-in-command, briefly
Second-in-command: Abbr.
Second: Abbr.
Secondary coach (Abbr.)
Secondary, for short
Secretary, e.g. (abbr.)
Secretary: Abbr.
Secy.'s cousin
Secy., for one
Secy., say
Sherman Adams' role: Abbr.
Sherman Adams' title: Abbr.
Short aide
Short helper?
Short right hand?
Short sidekick?
Short staffer?
Shortened helper
Shortening in an org chart
Sidekick, for short
Sidekick: Abbr.
Small chore doer?
Sort of secy.
Staff mem.
Staff person: Abbr.
Staff subordinate: Abbr.
Staffer (abbr.)
Start of a subordinate title: Abbr.
Subordinate pos.
Subordinate title (Abbr.)
Subordinate, for short
Subordinate: Abbr.
Successor, perhaps (abbr.)
Support staffer: Abbr.
___ Sec. of State
___ Sec. of the Navy (F.D.R.: 1913-20)
___ Secy. of State
___ secy. of commerce
___ supt.
Sam Waterston's role on "L&O"
Second in court?: Abbr.
Second in law, briefly
Second-tier govt. lawyer
Subordinate in the prosecutor's off.
Subordinate in the prosecutor's office: Abbr.
Simile of physical power
Supertough
Second hands: Abbr.
Seconds (abbr.)
Secretaries: Abbr.
Secys.
Secys., e.g.
Short helpers?
Short staff
Small helpers
Some D.A.'s
Some are exec.
Some coaches (Abbr.)
Some of a VP's staff
Some profs
Some staffers: Abbr.
Staff members: Abbr.
Staffers, for short
Staffers: Abbr.
Subordinate workers: Abbr.
Subordinates, briefly
Support staff: Abbr.
Satisfy (a desire)
Soften, as fears
Sugar-coat
Soothed, as anxieties
Site of Nile dam.
state of being accustomed
"So many ___. So little know" (proverb)
Seize control
Start with, logically
Suppose
Suppose to be the case
Suppose to be true
Suppose without proof
Surmise
suppose appropriate feign adopt
suppose to be the case without proof
Shammed.
Surmiser.
Supposers.
Shoulders
Supposes
Surmises
" . . . sought him sweet ___": Shak.
supposition
Supreme national god of Assyria
Safety
Say "buck up" to
Set one's mind at rest
Sew up
State confidently to
Self-confident
Sees to
Sews up
"Stay ___ you are"
Some might be req. for a new toy
SCOTTISH freshwater lake
Semitic lang.
SEMIRAMIS, kingdom of
Sargon II's domain
Semiramis realm
Semiramis's domain
Semiramis's realm
Sennacherib's domain
Sennacherib's empire
Sargon or Sennacherib.
Semiramis's subjects
Subjects of King Sargon
St. Thomas hours
Suffix for a doer.
Switz. neighbor
Schnauzer in Dashiell Hammett books
Schnauzer in mystery fiction
Schnauzer of fiction
Schnauzer of whodunits
Screen barker
Screen canine^AST
Screen dog
Screen pet
Screen role for Skippy the dog
Screen terrier
Screened terrier
Shaft, in Sevilla
Shaft, in Spain
Silent film star Nielsen
Skippy played him
Skippy's most famous role
Skippy's role
Skippy's role in "The Thin Man"
Sleuth's pooch
Sleuthing canine of film
Sleuthing dog
Sleuthing films canine
Sleuthing pooch
Sleuths' canine
Staff, in Sevilla
Star with a tail
Storied canine.
Swear on ___ of Bibles
Shakespeare's world
"Second Chorus" star
"Shall We Dance" co-star
"Silk Stockings" star
"Steps in Time" author
"Steps in Time" autobiographer
"Steps in Time" memoirist
"Swing Time" star
'Swing Time' co-star Fred
Singer of "A Foggy Day" in "A Damsel in Distress"
Song-and-dance man.
Stage and screen personality.
Star born Frederick Austerlitz
Star first seen in 1916.
Star in "Royal Wedding."
Star of "Funny Face."
Star of "Royal Wedding," "Easter Parade," etc.
Star of "Royal Wedding."
Star of "The Band Wagon."
Steady dancer, random singer.
Steps in Time author Fred
Subject of the 2009 biography "Puttin' on the Ritz"
Sibling duo in "Lady, Be Good!," 1924
Science of interest to Nick and Nora Charles?
"She's ___" (Barry Manilow)
"Swinging On ___" Bing Crosby
"Swinging On _____"
"Swinging on ___" (Bing Crosby song)
"Swinging on ___," 1944 song
'Swinging on --' (1944 hit song)
Sirius or Vega
Sirius or Vega, e.g.
Sirius, e.g.
Sirius, for one
Sirius, spectrally speaking
Sly & the Family Stone's "Everybody Is ___"
Something to hitch your wagon to.
Something to wish upon?
Spectral type
Spectral type classification
Start of a Garland vehicle
Sirius and Vega, notably
Spectral types
Semites' Aphrodite.
Semitic deity.
Semitic fertility goddess
Semitic goddess
Semitic goddess identified with Aphrodite.
Semitic goddess of fertility
Semitic moon goddess.
Spanish shafts
Science treating of equilibrium.
spumante
So much cheaper than expected, say
" . . . swine ran violently down ___ place . . . ": Matt. 8:32
Silent screen star's drink makers?
Slightly better
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