Crossword Clues Start With S, page 2591
Slight trace.
Skate.
Small beam
Singer Johnny
Stingaree
Sugar or Aldo
Skate, e.g.
Singer Charles
Sugar ___ Robinson
Shaft
Sci-fi danger
Sci-fi killer
Sky line?
Skate
Solar ___
Starfish feature
Starfish appendage
Something poking through the clouds
Sunbeam
Sunshine unit
Sci-fi weapon
Sunbeam
Sunlight bit
Solar beam
Shaft of light
Striker of a January deal with Clinton
Skate
Starr's successor
Sign of hope
Sci-fi writer Bradbury
Shaft of light
Sci-fi gun
Sunshine shaft
Sugar ___ Leonard
Singer Charles
Starfish appendage
Sci-fi gun type
Small amount of sun
Sunlight unit
Sunshine unit
Shaft of sunlight
Singer-pianist Charles
Skate
Sci-fi gun type
Sci-fi gun
Sea skate, e.g.
Shaft of light
Shaft of sunlight
Sunshine shaft
Sci-fi writer Bradbury
Sunlight unit
Sun unit
Sunbeam
Sunlight shaft
Sunshine unit
Stinging swimmer
Skate
Sci-fi killer
Sci-fi weapon
[See 36-Down]
See 31-Down
Starfish arm
Shaft of sunshine
Something poking through the clouds
Sunshine unit
Sunbeam
Sci-fi weapon
Shaft of sunshine
Sci-fi weapon
See 31-Down
Sci-fi gun type
Small amount of sun
Sunlight unit
Sunshine unit
Shaft of sunlight
Sliver of hope
Singer LaMontagne
Sunlight shaft
Sunbeam
Sunshine unit
Sun unit
Stinging swimmer
Sci-fi gun output
Sunbeam
Shaft from 26-Down
Sunshine bit
Sign of hope
Slight manifestation, as of hope
Sci-fi writer Bradbury
Skate, for example
Sci-fi writer Bradbury
Sunbeam and fish
Second note for the flat fish
Swimmer's blue, but not cold
Shaft
Sliver of hope
Sci-fi gun type
Stinging swimmer
Sun unit?
Sunlight unit
Sunlight bit
Sunbeam
Starfish arm
Shaft of light
Solar beam
Sci-fi weapon
“Something Wicked This Way Comes” author Bradbury
Swimmer with a sting
Sunbeam
See 56-Across
Successful play
"Sustineo ___," motto of 6 Across
Sensation
Smash
Successful song
Salon visit?
Sock or belt
Sad cry
Sad disyllable
Sound of sorrow
Strike
Single or double, e.g.
Smash __
Sigher's word
Sorrowful expression
Success
Single or homer
Smite, and hint to this puzzle's theme
Successful
Sound of distress
Smack
"Sustineo ___," U.S.A.F. motto
Single or double
"Sustineo ___," U. S. A. F. motto
Sighing word
Sadly
Start of Hamlet's "Yorick" speech
Sorry to say
Sad statement
Sighed cry
[Sigh]
Self-pitying cry
"Sadly ..."
Sighed word
Statement of resignation
Sighed line?
"Sorry to say ..."
"Sob"
Sighed line
Start of a Hamlet monologue
[sigh]
"Sad is my lot!"
"Such a pity"
"Such is life"
"So it goes"
"Such a shame!"
"Sad to say ..."
"So sad..."
"So sad!"
Sitka's st.
Stay out of sight
Sad cry
Seek cover
Stash away
'So sad'
'Sadly ...'
Sighing word
Self-pitying sigh
Sigh of self-pity
Sweep under the rug
Stash
Stash away
"Sad to say"
Slip into a closet, maybe
Sorrowful exclamation
Sighing word
Skin
Skin; secrete
Skin to keep dark
Sad exclamation
Stash away
Stash
Sad comment
Shout before a surprise party
Stash away
Stand behind something for secrecy
'So Big' writer Ferber
Stay out of sight
Start of a phrase of regret
Surprise party cry
Surprise party cry
Stash out of sight
Shakespearean "Bummer!"
See 27-Down
"Swan Lake"
Sad to say
See 64-Across
"Swan Lake", e.g.
"Swan Lake", for one
"So Big" writer's first name
Susan Jaffe's milieu
Sad word for "Poor Yorick"
"Swan Lake," e.g.
Shakespeare's "Poor me!"
Sigh of resignation
Sorrowful sigh
'Swan Lake,' e.g.
"Sorry to say ..."
Setting for a Tchaikovsky score
Setting for some Tchaikovsky score
"Swan Lake," e.g.
"Sigh!"
Spandau ____<P>: pop group
Swan Lake e.g.
"Swan Lake," e.g.
___ St. Vincent Millay
Sigh of woe
"Showboat" author Ferber
"So Big" writer Ferber
'Swan Lake,' e.g
"Sadly for me ..."
See 64-Across
See 64-Across
"Show Boat" author Ferber
"Sad to say ..."
(Sigh)
Sighed line
'Swan Lake,' e.g
Seymour Skinner's on-again, off-again love
'Swan Lake,' for one
"Show Boat" novelist Ferber
"So Big" author Ferber
Stress
Sad exclamation
Stress on a word or phrase
Stress
Stress
Stress
Special intensity
Stress
Special attention
Stress on a word or phrase
Stress
Special attention
Stress
Stress
Special stress of a speech
Sustineo ____: Air Force motto
Stress, accent
Stress given to a word