Letter S 56500–56750

Sauntered (in) Simple tasks Some house-to-garage links Short, in France Short: Fr. skull part "Seasons in the Sun" songwriter Singer Jacques Singer-songwriter Jacques Singer/composer Jacques Songwriter Jacques Singer Jacques and family Site of Focke-Wulf plane factories. State surrounded by Lower Saxony SWAZILAND commercial center/centre, former name of the Site of Puget Sound navy yard. Submachine-gun type Shannen played her on "Beverly Hills 90210" Shannen, on "90210" Singer Lee Singer Lee from Atlanta Starr of comics Starr of old comics Starr of the comics Starr or Lee Starr reporter? ___ Starr, comic-strip character. Singer married to an acting teacher? Souter succeeded him on the Supreme Court Souter's predecessor Souter's predecessor on the Supreme Court Supreme Court Justice (1956) Supreme Court justice from 1956 to 1990 Strategic pass under Allied bombardment. "Star Trek" actor Spiner "Star Trek" alumnus Spiner Screen actor George. Security expert Scowcroft Spiner Actor Spiner of "Star Trek" Spiner of "Star Trek: T.N.G." Spiner of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" Spiner who played Data Spiner who played an android Sports broadcaster, Musberger Sports commentator Musberger Sports commentator Musburger Sportscaster Musberger Sportscaster Musburger ___ Scowcroft, former presidential adviser Scowcroft and Musberger Scowcroft and Spiner "Song of the South" appellation "Song of the South" honorific "Song of the South" title "Song of the South" title for Rabbit or Fox Sib in dialect Sibling, Remus style Sibling, in dialect Southern address Southern appellation Southern backwoods honorific Southern contraction Southern honorific Southern sib Southern sibling Southern term of respect Storied fox title Storied rabbit's title Storied sibling sobriquet "Song of the South" character "Song of the South" villain Some sibs, dialectally Southern bros. Son of Elatha, mythical Fomorian king. "Scent of a Woman" director Seaport in France's Finistère department Seaport in NW France Seaport in western France Seaport of France. Seaport on NW France. Seat of the French Naval Academy Site of French "Annapolis." Site of a German submarine base in WWII Strategic WWII French port seaport French Satellite broadcasts in a French city in Brittany? Serving dish in France? Setting item from a French port? Swimmer's motion in NW France? Saberhagen Saberhagen with two Cy Young Awards Second baseman Boone Singer Michaels Sermon recipients Supreme Court justices, a la Woodward and Armstrong Surrealist backed enthralling Republican Saberhagen and Harte "Shrinking" co-creator Goldstein "Stranger Things" actor Gelman Somers of "Match Game" Suede singer Anderson Star of TV's Grace Under Fire "So Much More" folk/pop singer SEMIBREVES, note equal to two Short vowel indicator Short-vowel mark Short-vowel marking Short-vowel symbol Symbol over a vowel short mark Short-vowel symbols Some diacritical marks Special army rank. Special officer's commission Short: Prefix Short news items. Shortness of time Soul of wit short span succinctness "Strange ___" (Bob and Doug McKenzie comedy) Start to develop, as trouble Steep leaves for a hot drink Start to form, as a storm Steep tea Steep, as tea Steep, boil, and ferment Steep, say Stout or mum. sit or let sit in boiling water so as to extract the flavor Schedule for a Budweiser plant? Steeped in hot water Steeped Steeped salad topping? Someone who makes beer Stout fellow? Stout maker Stout man? Stout person? Suds maker someone who brews beer or ale from malt and hops and water Saloon suppliers Sources of certain beverages. Saloon supplier Scene of fermentation. Source of beers Source of suds Suds source Samuel Adams establishment Spot for food and craft beer Spot for some local suds Suds producer Some bars Stout servers Steeps and extracts flavors Servings of suds Steeps Subtitle for a "Girls Gone Wild" video? Suds study center? Suds, slangily Sign announcing a city's beer festival? Senator from Maine. Steep some pekoe Secession approved in a 2016 U.K. referendum Subject of a 2016 U.K. referendum, and a hint to five puzzle answers Subject of a June 2016 U.K. referendum Subject of a notable 2016 referendum Stephen of the Supreme Court Supreme Court Justice Stephen Supreme Court Justice appointed in 1994 Supreme dessert (1994- ) SALT signer Soviet leader who signed SALT I and II Span: Abbr. "Scarface" director De Palma Singer McKnight Skater Boitano Stray Cats frontman Setzer __ Scurry, 1999 Women's World Cup championship U.S. team goalkeeper ___ Scurry, first Black woman in the National Soccer Hall of Fame Signer of Locarno Pact, 1925. Self-described "non-musician" of ambient music "___ Song" (1971 sports movie) "___ Song, " Legrand score "___ Song," Grammy winner in 1973 Some Irishmen Star who portrayed Alfred "Paper Boi" Miles on "Atlanta" S European shrub with a hard woody root (briarroot) Smoker's pipe Smoking pipe Sticker in a patch Sticky patch? subject Thorny Some pipes Stickers forming a patch Sticking points Suborn Sweetener, so to speak Swing illegally, maybe sweetener Secured the vote of, in a way Slipped money under the table Suborned Some corruptive people Subject of some financial scandals Subject of some money scandals Sub-rosa deals Subjects of some political scandals Suborns Sweeteners Sentimental miscellany Small ornaments. Star of the past. Streisand Oscar role Streisand role Streisand role in "Funny Girl" Streisand's "Funny Girl" role Streisand's funny Fanny SLAG product Symbol of thickness Strong criticism, so to speak Sweet dairy product Senator from Columbus. Sepia-like in color Stonework shaped like a brick Structures around country estates. Shower descriptor Shower type Sort of shower Sort of shower or march __ shower: pre-wedding event ___ shower (event where a couple rakes in the loot) ___ suite (hotel offering) Site of a sight in the Far West. She says "I do" on her wedding day She may have a train She may trail a train She said "I do" She should be well groomed She's a newlywed She's given away Smetana character Smetana heroine Smetana's "The Bartered ___" Soon-to-be-married couple Scott's "___ Lammermoor." "Say Yes to the Dress" figures "Seven __ for Seven Brothers"