Letter S 79750–80000

Swindlers, fraudsters and the like Sing softly and smoothly SING softly Serenade baby Serenade softly Serenade sweetly Serenade, in a way Serenade, maybe Serenade, perhaps Sing "The Moon Got in My Eyes," e.g. Sing a ballad Sing a la Bing Sing a love song, perhaps Sing a lullaby, perhaps Sing a lullaby, say Sing an Ink Spots song, say Sing as Bing sang Sing ballads, perhaps Sing ballads, say Sing gently Sing in a certain way. Sing in a low tone. Sing in a low, gentle tone Sing intimately Sing jazz standards, perhaps Sing like "Der Bingle" Sing like Andy Williams or Russ Columbo Sing like Bennett Sing like Bing Sing like Bing Crosby Sing like Bing label Sing like Buble Sing like Columbo Sing like Como Sing like Connick Sing like Connick Jr., Harry 1994 album Sing like Crosby Sing like Crosby Bandmate of and Stills Sing like Dean Martin Sing like Harry Connick Jr. Sing like Michael Buble Sing like Michael Bublé Sing like Nat King Cole Sing like Perry Como Sing like Rudy Vallee Sing like Sinatra Sing like Vic Damone Sing like young Bing Sing or hum in a soft, low voice Sing romantically Sing slowly Sing smoothly Sing softly and soothingly Sing soothingly Sing sweetly Sing swing, perhaps Sing to a baby, maybe Sing to baby Sing to make people swoon Sing with dulcet tones Sing without full voice. Sing à la Bing Sing à la Crosby Sing, as a lullaby Sing, but not operatically Sing, thirties' style Soft low voice Speak in a low soft voice Sweetly sing sing LILT CAROL INTONE softly softly Sing softly sing LILT CAROL INTONE sound faint Sang a lullaby. Sang like "Der Bingle" Sang like Bing Sang like Crosby Sang like Perry Como Sang sentimentally. Sang softly Sentimental singer Silky-voiced singer Singer like Bing or Frank Singer of a sort. Sinatra and Crosby Singers like Bryan Ferry and Michael Bublé Singers with silky voices Smooth singers Serenading, but at dawn instead of at night? Serenades softly Sings "Rock-a-Bye Baby" Sings "White Christmas," maybe Sings a lullaby, say Sings a sentimental song Sings a slow song Sings ballads Sings like Billie Holiday Sings like Bing Sings like Bing did Sings like Bublé Sings like Columbo Sings like Como Sings like Crosby Sings like Crosby or Como Sings like Frank Sinatra Sings like Michael Buble Sings like Nat King Cole Sings like Rudy Vallee Sings like Tony Bennett Sings low. Sings lullabies Sings romantically Sings sentimentally Sings smoothly Sings softly Sings soothingly Sings, as to an infant Saskatchewan field yield Season's yield Seasonal yield Shear, as hair Short whip Shorten, as a photo Shorten, in a way Shrink the borders of Silo filler Snip a snap Something gathered from a field Something to harvest Sorghum or soybeans Sorghum, e.g. Soybeans or celery Soybeans or corn Soybeans or sorghum Suddenly show (up) Sign of alien life, some say Strange formations often blamed on extraterrestrial visitors Signs in the 2002 sci-fi film "Signs" Subject of "Signs" Spray a field from a plane Special plane for farm use Sprayer over a field Scrap remover in rolling mill. Share trailer Seasonal yields Secretary Brannan's concern. Short riding whips Short snaps Silo contents Snips snaps Soybeans and wheat, e.g. Soil-replenishing strategy Shirt often worn with high-rise pants Shirt that leaves the midriff exposed Shirt that might be worn with high-rise jeans Shirt that reveals a midriff Shirts that might show a navel ring Statistic of concern to farmers social pastime promotedby the earl of essex Striker in a lawn game Salmon selection Singer with Stills, Nash and Young Singing Bing Stills and Nash partner Staff resembling a shepherd's crook staff bishop staff bishop ABBA PONTIFF PRELATE "Sailing" artist Christopher "Sailing" singer Saint Anthony's __ Sects' symbol? Shape on an altar Sign of The Times? St. Paul of the ___: April 28 Steeple topper, often Swedish flag symbol Swiss flag feature Symbol for followers of Christ Symbol of Christianity Symbol on the Swiss flag showing anger symbol of sacrifice and redemption Start of a pedestrian caution Skull accompanier Skull and ___ Skull and ___ (dire warning) Skull's partner Schnoodles and others Some skiing stars? Speed event on natural terrain Saw type Step-saving route Sporting gear with a net Sports racquet Sports stick Sports stick that gives a game its name Stick for Canada's national sport Stick for a sport Stick in a field game Stick in a field sport Stick on the field Stick with a net Stick with a pocket stick Game 32-card Strabismus Some pedestrians Steps over Squinty Strabismus, familiarly [1] Shoot-out danger Sidearm pitcher's delivery. Strafing strategies Strenuous exercise regimen Sighting reference Style of delivery at bowling. Shade in a drawing Shading pattern shade with multiple crossing lines Send elsewhere, in a way School zone "traffic cop" School zone traffic stopper School area workers, and what the four pairs of intersecting starred answers depict Small heraldic shape Scratch from a list Structural member Share on multiple social media platforms, say Slats in a chair's back "See also" notations ... or what can be found in the shaded squares in this puzzle? Street, vis-à-vis an avenue Synonym for Bikini. Sewing style employing X shapes Start of a "be patient" maxim Support for rails. Support for a railway. Stock-market activity *Shoes for seminarians? Striped intersection for pedestrians Striped areas for pedestrians Strong current of air Solver's thought (Part 2) Something many do daily Some puzzles. Sleigh bells. Square on a billiard table Small hook SPRINTING race starting position Squat down Stance for a catcher Stanley of the "New Republic" Stoop low