Letter S 63500–63750

Small U-Haul rental Stipend for an automobile? Server at a drive-in Server at a drive-in restaurant Server on skates Server on skates, maybe Server on skates, perhaps Server who might wear roller skates Skating server Sonic employee Sonic server Sonic waiter Servers at Sonic restaurants Servers at drive-ins Some '50s employees Some waiters. Sonic employees seriema S. American Indian. Spaniard's foe in the Greater Antilles Suriname native Santo Domingo's waterfront Sea bounded by Central America, the West Indies and South America Sea of the Antilles. Site of the Caymans Salty sojourn Sandals in Jamaica, e.g. Splashy West Indies neighbor Satirize Sketchy boardwalk offering? someone who parodies in an exaggerated manner Shrimp, for one Shrimps SET of bells Set in a church tower Set of bells played by using a keyboard Steinbach _______ Ship's-keel constellation Southern constellation that holds the second-brightest star in the night sky Showing concern SAMBA-like dance So. American dance. South African dance S.A. dances Small open carriage. Small two-wheeled vehicle Small, light carriages. "Sweeney Todd" star opposite Lansbury Small pond that's riddled with cavities? Steal a ride Steal from, as in Grand Theft Auto Steal wheels Soul-searching criminal? Starter of a sort Set for driving Sonata starters Strict parents might not let them off the hook SCOTTISH fellow Sagan Astronomer British Sagan of "Cosmos" Sagan of "Cosmos" fame Sagan or Icahn Sagan or Jung Sagan or Perkins Sagan or Reiner Sagan or Sandburg Sagan who hosted "Cosmos" Sagan who hosted TV's "Cosmos" Sagan who hosted the original "Cosmos" Sandburg of poetry Sandburg or Czerny Sandburg or Sagan Sandburg or Van Doren Schurz Science author Sagan Science writer Zimmer Scientist Sagan Screwballer Hubbell Sen. Curtis of Nebraska. Sen. Curtis. Sen. Hayden of Arizona. Sen. Hayden. Senator Hayden of Arizona. Senator Hayden. Show biz's Reiner Sigmund contemporary Sigmund's colleague Songwriter Perkins Songwriter Perkins or track legend Lewis Swedish King __ XVI Gustaf Switzer who played Alfalfa ___ Sandberg. ___'s Jr. (fast-food chain) "Scrubs" head nurse "Scrubs" nurse married to Dr. Turk Sam Malone's employee Sarcastic "Cheers" waitress Sarkozy's wife __ Bruni Sassy "Cheers" waitress Server of Norm, Cliff and Frasier, on "Cheers" Server on "Cheers" She waited on Norm and Cliff Singer Bruni married to Nicolas Sarkozy Singer Thomas known as the Queen of Memphis Soul Sitcom coworker of Woody and Diane Sitcom smart aleck who said, "If you can't say anything nice, say it about Diane" Soul singer Thomas "Sunrise Serenade" composer Frankie Soccer great Lloyd who wrote the memoir "When Nobody Was Watching" Soccer legend Lloyd "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television" comedian SCOTTISH old-woman SCOTTISH woman Six-decade game show panelist in "A Night at the Opera" SPANISH war (1835-38) Swiss founder of analytical psychology Signor Ponti Soccer coaching great ___ Ancelotti Sophia married him Sophia's husband Sophia's choice Sophia's mate Sophia's signor Sophia's spouse Swindler Ponzi, at birth Shipping unit Size of a shipment. Something a short driver might need? Some bank offerings Sophia Loren's spouse "Smooth" guitarist Santana Santana of "Smooth" Santana of Santana Santana with 10 Grammys Schiller drama Don ____ Smooth Santana Spain's Juan __ Spanish king Juan ___ Spanish guitarist Sales area of a sort. Second part of a seller of crates Showroom neighbor, often Site of many deals Spot for some lemons SCRIPT developed in France at time of Charlemagne Sagan and Sandburg Sandberg and others Sandburg and Jung Sandburg and Sagan Sandburg and Sagan, for two Sandburg and others. Sandburg, Jung et al. Scientist who said "The cosmos is also within us. We're made of star-stuff" Scientist who said, "If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe" Spa in Czechoslovakia. Steve, the first pitcher with four Cy Youngs Simon of pop Simon who sang "Coming Around Again" Simon who sang "You're So Vain" Singer Simon Singer Simon once married to James Taylor Singer __ Rae Jepsen Singer-songwriter Simon Singing Simon Songstress Simon Songwriter Simon Sox socker "Sartor Resartus" essayist Thomas Scottish essayist and historian Scottish historian Scottish historian Thomas who called economics "the dismal science" Scottish historian who wrote about the French Revolution Scottish poet Jane Welsh Scottish satirist Thomas Short employer Song and dance of the French Revolution. Source of models Some Detroiters "Sweet home" for Eastwood Seat of New York's Putnam County Site of California's Forest Theater "Sopranos" role for which Edie won three Emmys Soprano from New Jersey ___ Soprano (Edie Falco role) Small streams in a California coast city? St. Teresa was one Saint Teresa, e.g. Sandiego not usually found in San Diego She played in "Scared Stiff." Stokely who co-authored the 1967 article "Black Power," which coined the term "institutional racism" Shade of lipstick. Stone heap: Var. Swami routine of the old "Tonight Show" Slasher-film fare Slaughter and bloodshed Secular Sensually Steal, as a vehicle *Second go-round State flower of Ohio Symbolic flower. "Sock it to me" Judy of "Laugh-In" "Sock-it-to-me" Judy Spanish word for meat Sock it to me Judy Spanish for "meat" Spanish meat Steel magnate and philanthropist from Scotland Steel component Steel-eyed one? Spartan festival. sard Spanish mutton Singer Kim Actress Spanish word for "meats" Sewer worker in "The Honeymooners" Short-lived mid-1990s talk show Sideshow barker, for one Sideshow man Singer Wilson of Wilson Phillips Sideshow barkers, e.g. SLOVENIAN district Slow-cooked Mexican meat Shrovetide sideshow Some barkers SEAL (marine mammal) order Salmon and squid SCOTTISH seaside resort "Step right up!" sayer, say 'Step right up!' shouter Sideshow barker Sideshow guy Sideshow worker, slangily State fair worker SPANISH dear Salutation in "una lettera" Spanish words dear South American timber tree. St. John's bread St.-John's-bread Substitute for chocolate Substitute in some brownie recipes Sugar source of old Sweet pod Sweet substitute Sources of ersatz chocolate Stately coaches of old. "Silent Night" is one "Silent Night" or "Joy to the World"