Crossword Clues Start With S, page 1159
"Serenade" painter
"Skittle Players" painter
"Serenade" painter Jan
"Skittle Players" artist Jan
Skittle Players painter
See 62-Across
"Skittle Players Outside an Inn" painter Jan
"Skittle Players Outside an Inn" painter Jan
Sometime Celt rival
Seventy- ___: Philly pro
Seventy-___
Small home
Sight at 101 Across
Summer vacation lodging
Summer residence
Shore house
Small summer house
Summer vacation lodging
Summer residence
Summer getaway
Small single-storey dwelling
Small living space is excessive in prison
Small home
Small house
Small house
Summer house
"Slaves of New York" author Janowitz
"Slaves of New York" author Janowitz
"Slaves of New York" author Janowitz
"Slaves of New York" author Janowitz
"Slaves of New York" author Janowitz
"Slaves of New York" author Janowitz
"Slaves of New York" author Janowitz
"Slaves of New York" author Janowitz
"Slaves of New York" author Janowitz
'Slaves of New York' writer Janowitz
Shakespeare's King of the Fairies
Shakespeare character whose opening line is "Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania"
Shakespearean king of the faeries
Shakespearean fairy king
Shakespearean king
Shakespearean fairy king
Shakespearean role.
Shakespearean character
She starred in 55 Across
Sand in "A Song to Remember": 1945
Shakespearean fairy
See 34-Across
Shakespearean fairy king
Shakespeare character with a magic aphrodisiac
Shakespearean king
Shakespearean king of the fairies
Shakespeare's king of the fairies
Shakespearean fairy king
Shakespearean king
Shakespeare's king of the fairies
Shakespearean fairy king
Shakespearean fairy king
Shakespearean king
Shakespearean fairy king
Satellite beheaded 1 ac: no turning back
Shakespeare's fairy king
Shakespearean character who says “Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania”
Shakespearean fairy king
Shakespearean king bestowing honour on naked crone
Soprano with little energy intermittently interrupting weak stringed instrument
Saggy cheek
Set of notes, in music
Sound from a guitar
Set of keys?
Set of keys, maybe
Set of keys, maybe
Set of notes
Some music that may strike one as familiar
Set schedule introduced by one working mum
Solemn ritual
Service? Don't stand on this
Show one mercy somehow
Subdivision of a regiment.
Sondheim work
See 5-Across
Song that begins "The sun'll come out"
Song that begins "The sun'll come out"
Song from "Annie"
Song from "Annie"
Soon
Song sung by an orphan
Song from 9-Across
Second time around alternatively fight in future
Sport that is the key to interpreting the answers to 21-, 40- and 56-Across
Sport that is the key to interpreting the answers to 21-, 40- and 56-Across
Sport with pins
Shakespeare lover
Shakespeare character who was the first to use the word "inauspicious"
Slayer of Tybalt
Shakespeare character who cries, "Eyes, look your last!"
"Star-cross'd" lover of fiction
See 7-Down
"Star-cross'd" lover
Shakespearean loverboy
Shakespearean role for Leonardo DiCaprio
Shakespearean title character in the NATO phonetic alphabet
Star-crossed lover in Shakespeare
Shakespearean teen
Shakespearean title character
Star-crossed lover
"Star-cross'd" lover of fiction
See 7-Down
"Star-cross'd" lover
Shakespearean lover boy
Shakespeare teen
Star-crossed lover
Shakespearean lover
Shakespearean title character
Shakespearean dueler
Shakespearean teen
Shakespearean swain
Star-crossed lover of fiction
Slayer of Tybalt.
Shakespearean role.
Shakespearean hero.
Son of Montague.
Swain.
Shakespearean character.
Shakespearean hero
Swain of drama
Slayer of Paris
Swain under a balcony
Slipper
Slipper or lover
Shakespearean eloper
Swain
Star-crossed lover of fiction
"See, how she leans her cheek upon her hand!" speaker
Star-crossed lover of literature
Steve Forbert sang a "Tune" for him
Shakespearean loverboy
Star-crossed lover
Shakespearean role
Star-crossed lover in Shakespeare
Shakespeare's balcony scaler
Shakespeare's loverboy
Shakespearean character
Shakespearean lover
Some website images
Some website images
Stars of "90210," e.g.
Streamed.
Served the drinks
Served at a tea
Served at a tea
Served, as at a bar
Stannite, e.g.
Stannum source
Stannite, e.g.
Stannite or cassiterite
Stannite, e.g.
Stannite, e.g.
Stannite, e.g
Stannite, say
Spikes, e.g.
Slingbacks and slippers
Sole protectors
Sneakers
Spikes, e.g.
Slingbacks and slippers
Sole protectors
Sole providers?
Sneakers and sandals
Scuffs.
Slip-ons
Stogies and pattens
Sabots or oxfords
Sabots or secques
Sneaks, say
Some brake parts
Steve Martin's 'Cruel --'
Some brake parts
Sandals alternatives
Sabots and mules
Some loafers
Sandals alternatives
Sandals and sneakers
Section of dior.com
Sole providers?
Sole providers?
Sole sites
Some footwear
Sneakers, e.g
Sneakerheads buy them
Sneakers and sandals
Small gardening tools - essential, regardless of the surface underfoot
Sneakers, for example
Straight man
Straight man
Slapstick trio member
Second banana
Straight man
Straight man
Slapstick trio member
Slapstick group member
Straight man
Slapstick trio member
Shemp or Larry
Slapstick trio member
Straight man
Straight man
Straight man.
Stage role.
Stage butt
Second banana
Second fiddle
Slapstick trio member
Straight man
Slapstick trio member
Shemp, for one
Shemp, for one
Slapstick trio member
Slapstick trio member
Straight man
Slapstick trio member
Straight man
Slapstick trio member
Slapstick trio member
Straight man
Straight man
Straight-line speaker
See 10-Across
See 1-Across
See 10-Across
Singing movie cowboy.
Sec. of State
State's man
See 37 Across
Shilled for, e.g.
Supported.
Story's high point
Story's high point
Story's high point
Story's high point
Smelling of suds
"Sunset Blvd." actress Nancy
"Sunset Boulevard" actress
2001-2004 solicitor general
'50s middleweight champ Bobo
Sugar Ray's challenger.
"Sunset Boulevard" actress Nancy
Sara Jane, who won a delay in her bomb-conspiracy trial
Sayid of "Lost," e.g.
Saddam Hussein, for one