Letter S 750–1000

Scepticism Scolding Shock Situation Smog Snarl Speech Spot State Status ___ Strain Struggle Stupor Swoon screed separation sermon slide stupefaction Sunning oneself. Stoppable Subject to reduction Subject to remedying, as a nuisance Settle down Simmer down Slack off Slacken Slacken (off) Slacken up Slow down Snowball's opposite Stem Subject Subside Subside, as a storm SUBSIDED Simmered down Slacked off Slackened Slowed down Satisfaction Serenity Shortening Shrinking ___ Sinking ___ Suppression shrinkage shrivelling solace squeezing stillness subtraction succour supremacy Subtractor Slackening agents Soothers Suppressers Slackens Slackens off Slackens, as rain Slacks off Slows (down) Soft-pedals, in a way. Starts to drop Subsides Suppresses "Splish splash, I was takin' ___" (1958 lyric) Settling down Subsiding sacred place Stopper of a nuisance Sources of power Setting for Sinclair's "The Jungle" Slaughterhouse Steer's last stop Slaughterhouses SAUDI Arabian garment "S.O.S" singers "S.O.S." band "S.O.S." group "S.O.S." pop group "SOS" quartet "SOS" singing group "Super Trouper" band "Super Trouper" group "Super Trouper" group, 1980 "Super Trouper" quartet "Super Trouper" vocal group 'SOS' pop quartet Swedish pop group with hits like "Dancing Queen" SWEDISH musical group Scandinavian pop group Scandinavian quartet Scandinavian supergroup Self-titled 1975 album Self-titled 1975 pop album Seventies supergroup Singers of "Voulez-Vous" and "Waterloo" Singing group on a Swedish postage stamp Singing group with a palindromic name So-called "enclosed" rhyme scheme Sonnet's rhyme scheme, in part Source of the music for a 2001 theatrical hit Statesman Eban Subject of a Stockholm museum Supergroup from Sweden Supergroup with its first new album (2021) since 1981 Superstar Swedish quartet Sweden's first winner of the Eurovision Song Contest Swedish Music Hall of Fame group Swedish Quartet Alphabet Swedish band in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Swedish band originally named Festfolk Swedish cheese-pop band Swedish group that once comprised two married couples Swedish group that won Eurovision in 1974 Swedish group that won the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest Swedish megaband Swedish music quartet Swedish pop band Swedish pop foursome Swedish pop group Swedish pop group of 1970s Swedish pop group with the 2021 album "Voyage" Swedish pop group with the hit "Chiquitita" Swedish pop group, '72-'82 Swedish pop quartet Swedish pop quartet that won the 1974 Eurovision contest Swedish pop-rock group Swedish pop-rock quartet Swedish quartet Swedish rock band Swedish rock foursome Swedish rock gp. Swedish rock group Swedish rock quartet Swedish rockers Swedish singers Swedish singing foursome Swedish singing group Swedish supergroup Swedish superstar singers Swedish superstars Syriac bishop. scholar Jewish campus organization swedish band that had a hit with waterloo Statesman who was cousins with the neurologist Oliver Sacks Swedish band's good time? Signer of the first of the Oslo Accords Some religious fathers Some religious superiors Statesman Eban and others Subject of the book "The Last Palestinian" (2017) Successor to Arafat SOS Secular French clergyman Secular clergyman in France Secular clergyman of France Secular ecclesiastic of France Sermonizer in France Singer Lane Singer Lane Add a to Singer with Xavier Singer-actress Lane Singer-dancer Lane Songstress Lane St. Bernard, for one Sultry singer Lane Secular clergy members Singer Lane et al Some French Clergy Not of the Some French clergy Some French clergymen Some French clerics Supérieurs des moines "Sound of Music" boss She oversees an order She oversees nuns Sister superior. Sisters' leader Sisters' overseer Sisters' superior Sisters' supervisor St. Theresa was one. Superior Superior woman? Superior, perhaps Supervisor of a convent. superior Mother Act the hen Sisters' superiors Superiors "Sound of Music" setting Setting for Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose" Setting for the start of "The Sound of Music" Setting in "The Sound of Music" Setting of a Wordsworth poem Setting of monastic life Site of monk business? Site of monk-y business? Superior residence? Sitcom title character in a nuns' residence? "Something" can be heard on it Studio where the Beatles recorded their iconic final album Site of a famous London "zebra crossing" Site of a famous London crossing on which a webcam has been trained starting in 2011 Sisters' homes Some monasteries Some retreats St. Mary's and others "Sacred cows make the tastiest hamburger" quipper Hoffman "Soon to Be a Major Motion Picture" writer Hoffman "Steal This Book!" author Hoffman "Steal This Book" writer Hoffman Social activist Hoffman Scott's "The ___" Scott's Father Ambrose. Superior monk Superior of a monastery Superior sort? Superior title? Superior's title Seminary heads Superior monks Scottish town home to Sir Walter Scott's famous residence SCOTTISH mansion, the home of Sir Walter Scott SCOTTISH parish, former SCOTTISH airport Straight half of a comedy team Straight man Bud Straight man of comedy Short form, for short Short way to write, for example, "etc." Shorthand designation SSW or USA, for short Sch. e.g. Self-descriptive crossword answer Self-descriptive letters Sgt. or PFC Short Form Short cut, in short Short for "for short" Short for short? Short form of a wd. Short form, for short Short form, shortened Short letters Shortcut, for short Shorten, shortened Shortened form in shortened form