Crossword Clues Start With S, page 2002
Singer Fitzgerald
Santa's reindeer, e.g
Square dance group
Santa’s team, e.g
SI unit named for a Serb
Subject of the biography "Lightning in His Hand"
"Signs" hard rock group
Spanish ''she''
She, in Venice
Singing legend Fitzgerald
Satchmo collaborator
She: Sp
Silicon Valley car company
Spanish pronoun
Singer Fitzgerald
Scat legend, familiarly
Subject of the biography "Lightning in His Hand"
Singer on a 2007 Black Heritage postage stamp, familiarly
Self-titled 1969 jazz album
Scat legend Fitzgerald
She, in Sevilla
Scat queen Fitzgerald
Singer on a 2007 Black Heritage postage stamp, familiarly
Singer Fitzgerald
Serbian scientist
Scat legend, familiarly
Self-titled 1969 jazz album
Scat legend Fitzgerald
She, in Sevilla
Silicon Valley car company
Social reformer Baker
She sang with Satchmo
S.N.C.C. activist Baker
She, in Sevilla
She, in Spanish
Serbian-American inventor
Singer Mai or Fitzgerald
Spanish 101 pronoun
Singer Fitzgerald or Mai
Singer Fitzgerald
SNCC strategist Baker
Singer Fitzgerald
Surfer's perch
Summit
Surfer's perch
Summit
Summit.
Status symbol.
Surf part
Summit
Surfer's surface
Swell top
Surfing spot
Summit
Swell top?
Summit
Summit
Surfing spot
Summit conference's opening before holiday
"Star Wars" critter
"Star Wars" critter in the TV spinoff "Caravan of Courage"
Sci-fi character who sings "Yub Nub"
Sci-fi creature whose language is based on the Chinese dialect Kalmyk
Sci-fi furball
"Star Wars" creature
"Star Wars" tree-dweller
"Star Wars" furball
"Star Wars" creature
"Star Wars" critter
"Star Wars" furball
"Star Wars" character
"Star Wars" tree-dweller
"Star Wars" furball
"Star Wars" creature
"Star Wars" critter
"Star Wars" creature
"Star Wars" series beast
"Star Wars" series creature
"Star Wars" creature
"Star Wars" critter
Sci-fi's Chief Chirpa, e.g.
Science guy __ deGrasse Tyson
Singer Diamond
Second to Elton in Adult Contemporary Top Ten songs
Simon of Broadway
Simon who wrote 'The Odd Couple'
Sedaka or Simon
-- Sedaka, US singer with hit 'Oh! Carol' in 1959
Simon or Young of music
Simon who created Felix and Oscar
Scientist __ deGrasse Tyson
Scientist __ deGrasse Tyson
Singer Diamond
"Stalag 17" highlight
Shake pursuit.
Slip the collar.
Shangri-La's raison d'etre.
Slip away.
"Stalag 17" event
Sutton's forte
Skip town
Soap operas or movie thrillers, say
Slip away
Smash '81 Journey album
"Stalag 17" event
Steal away
Slip of the pen?
Slip away
Slip of the pen?
Strange peacemakers at foundation covered-up getaway?
Slip out
Split
Southern capital included in Eastern European getaway
Slice of meat? Look out for 8!
Slip from Versace, ample, cut in regular style
Split
Son in unstable peace to break free
Son in peace mad to break free
Son in peace restless to break free
Split
Split
Split.
Son in peace mad to get out
Score less than
Score less than
Score less than
Split
Split
Split or indentation
States that touch a Great Lake, e.g.
Santa's reindeer, e.g.
Square dance group
Square-dance group
Square dance unit
1824 Schubert work
Scale notes, e.g.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, say
Square dance group
Schubert wrote one in F major
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, e.g.
Square-dance group
Schubert composition
Small choir
Split
Snow White and the dwarfs, e.g.
Song for eight
Square dance complement
Split
Split or indentation
Split into two
Split in Conservative wets?
Split
Split
Split, Croatia's top port?
Septet plus one
Square dance unit
1824 Schubert work
Scale notes, e.g.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, say
Scat cat
Social reformer Baker
Santa's reindeer, e.g.
Sonnet starter
Square-dance group
String group
Scat expert
Scat queen Fitzgerald
Songstress Fitzgerald
Santa's reindeer
Scat legend Fitzgerald
Scat queen
Sizable combo
Scatter?
Singer Fitzgerald
Santa's reindeer, for example
Schubert's __ in F major
Stravinsky's Wind __
Singer who recorded for Verve, casually
Santa's reindeer, e.g.
Singer __ Mae Morse
Singer Fitzgerald
String ensemble, maybe
"___ Sings Gershwin" (1950 jazz album)
Small choir
Scat vocalist
Swing singer Fitzgerald
Scatter-brained singer?
Santa's reindeer, e.g.
Sonnet segment
1940s actress Raines
Small chorus.
Scatter's name
Scatter of jazz
Sonnet part.
Singers' group.
"She" in Seville
See 25 Across.
Singing group.
Scatter of note?
Singing group
Scat artist Fitzgerald
Singer Fitzgerald
Scatter with style?
Scat queen Fitzgerald
Scatter Fitzgerald
Singer with Louis and Duke
Scatter extraordinaire
Scatter with style
Scat queen, familiarly
Scatter to admire
She played Maggie in "Pete Kelly's Blues" (1955)
Scat singer Fitzgerald
Scatter with Grammys
Scat queen
Scatter supreme
Spanish pronoun
Scat legend Fitzgerald
Self-titled 1969 jazz album
Scat lady
She performed with Duke
Social reformer Baker
Scat legend Fitzgerald
Scat queen
Scat artist Fitzgerald
Scat singer Fitzgerald
Scatter Fitzgerald
Self-titled album by the First Lady of Song
Singer Fitzgerald
Salmon's tail?
She performed with Duke and Dizzy
Scat queen Fitzgerald
She, from Spain
She sang with Dizzy and Duke
She sang with Duke
Scat woman
Singer with Duke
Scat artist Fitzgerald
Scatter with style?
Scat queen Fitzgerald
Scatter Fitzgerald
Scatter on the stage
Singer with Louis and Duke
Scatter extraordinaire
Scatter with style
Scat queen, familiarly
Scatter to admire
She played Maggie in "Pete Kelly's Blues" (1955)
Scat singer Fitzgerald
Scatter with Grammys
Scat queen