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