Seed used by some bakers Seed in some sauerkraut Seed in some sauerkraut Seed for rye Sylvan Sylvan Sylvan. "___ says ..." '___ says ...' Scrutiny of nasty loveless voyeurs Subject for a seer Singing sword's voice, in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" "Strangers in the Night" singer Siriusly ___ (satellite radio channel) "Strangers in the Night" singer Singer known as "The Voice" "Swan" singer. "Swoon King." Swoon producer. Singer and conductor. Star in "From Here to Eternity." Star of "Young at Heart." Star of "Pal Joey." Singer, conductor, movie actor. Star of "Sergeants 3." Singer then and now. Singing star. Singer from Hoboken Singer born Dec. 12, 1915 "Strangers in the Night" singer Singer who founded Reprise Records Subject of the biography "All or Nothing at All" Sands part-owner, once Singer honored on a 2008 U.S. postage stamp "Strangers in the Night" singer Singer in the Gaming Hall of Fame See 27-Down "Strangers in the Night" singer Singer not entirely conscious in a trance Singer to get some ladies in a trance Singer's evil towards regiment Singer inspired by Mozart, an Israeli looking back See 20-Across Singer's material lacking an intro is rejected Swimsuit style Swimsuit style Suer Simple minor argument is heard by the court Simple argument has one going to court! See 5-Across See 5-Across Struggle; quarrel Scrap something insignificant that odd characters rejected Struggle '70s faddist 70's prankster 1970's fad participant Stadium showoff Spots for spats Spats spots Spots for spats Spats spots Spats spots Spots for bracelets Socks cover them Spots for spats Shin supports Spats spots Spats locale Sprain victims Spots for spats Sites of many sprains Spots for spats Sites of many sprains Sites of some sprains Sent back to the dugout, often Sean Connery and Tilda Swinton, e.g. Sean Connery et al. Skye natives Sean Connery et al. Sean Connery et al. Subjects of Elizabeth II. Skye dwellers. Sean Connery and others Stirling citizens Sean Connery's compatriots Sean Connery's compatriots South Florida city Sorrento's neighbor. Site of the San Carlo Opera "See ___ and die" Site of Virgil's tomb Starting point for Pompeii tourism Starting point for Pompeii tourism Site of the world's first pizzeria South Florida city South Florida city See it and die, they say Stats for NFL defensive linemen Stats for NFL defensive linemen Says yes Swallows Says yes to Swallows 1950s U.N. name Swallows 1950s UN Secretary General Hammarskjöld Statesman Hammarskjöld Statesman Hammarskjöld Sportscaster Jim Statesman Hammarskjold Sportscaster Jim Statesman Hammarskjöld Sec. of the Interior. Secretary of Interior. Secretary of the Interior. Seaton's predecessor in the Cabinet. Sportscaster known for his Olympics coverage Swedish name in U. N. Spell-checking discoveries Steno's slipups Statesman Hammarskjöld Skotch and sooda Statesman Hammarskjöld Some errata Statesman Hammarskjold Swedish statesman Hammarskjold Some errors Steno's errata Spell-checker's targets Secretary-general after Trygve See 18-Across See 43-Across Site of the first drive-in theater Saragossa's river Site of the Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial Spanish river Spain's longest river Spanish river Spy movie villain who says "East, West, just points of the compass, each as stupid as the other" Spy thriller of 1962 S. Connery movie 1962 spy film Spanish river Spain's longest river Spain's second-longest river Spanish river Saragossa's river Spain's longest river Spanish river Spanish Civil War battle site Spanish river to the Mediterranean Spain's "Nile" Shortest-named Bond film Spanish river to the Mediterranean Spain's second-longest river Spain's most voluminous river Sean Connery's first film as 007 Spanish river Sinister recluse in a 007 film Spain's longest river Sean Connery's first Bond film Spanish rio 007's film debut 1962 spy film Saragossa's river Spain's longest river Spanish Civil War battle site Spanish river Spy-fi villain in a Nehru jacket Spanish river to the Mediterranean Spy-fi villain on Crab Key Spain's longest river Spanish river Sixth James Bond novel Spanish Civil War battle site Spanish river Screen villain in a Nehru jacket Sixth 007 novel Spanish river flowing into the Mediterranean. Spanish river, into the Mediterranean. Sargossa's river. Santander's river. Saragossa's river. Spanish river. Spain's "Nile" Spanish stream Spanish river Saragossa's stream Spain's second-longest river Saragossa's river Saragossa is on it Spanish river to the Mediterranean Spain's longest river Second-longest river in Iberia Spanish river Spain's longest river Spain's longest river Spanish river Spain's "Nile" Spanish waterway Saragossa's river Spanish river Saragossa's river Saragossa's river Second-longest river in Iberia Spanish river Spanish river's swirling bore Second-longest river in Spain "Scènes de ___ de Bohème." Spanish river Spain's longest river Sound from a deep guitar Sound from a toaster Sound from a toaster? Sound of touching glasses Sound from a toaster Slammer Sound post-toast Sound following a toast Sound of coins dropping Spiffs up the wingtips Stands out Stands out Stands out. Stands out Stands out significantly Stands out significantly Stands out Stands out Stands out significantly Stands out Site of some austerity riots Southern college town Socrates' home Site of the 2004 Olympics Site of the 2004 Summer Games Sparta's rival Socrates' home Sparta rival Site of the Acropolis Site of first modern Olympics, 1896. Scene of coming general elections. Site of University of Georgia. Scene of first modern Olympic Games. Site of U. of Georgia Setting for "Z" Site of the University of Georgia Site of Plato's Academy Site of the 2004 Olympics