Crossword Clues Start With S, page 2087
Sounds like a broken record
Skeleton of a sea animal.
Service customer.
Sea animal.
Soft sea skeleton.
Soak up
Surgeon's need
Sycophant
Surgeon's request
Squishy dish cleaner
Surgeon's aid
Squarepants species
Sea creature
SquarePants is one
Squarepants species
Squarepants species?
Squarepants is one
Sopper-upper
Squarepants is one
Snuffer, e.g.
Subject of many a portrait
Scenery
Shrink
Shallow vessel containing little drop
Some Buffalo wings
Scorpions, Shooting Stars, ___.
String puller
Speed-of-sound planes.
Software buyer
Source of some rattling
Some Buffalo wings
Stout swords with a curved blades
Sink
See 34-Down
Suffer Icarus' fate
Soak
Selfish sort
Succumb to the sea
Swamp
Sink in the drink
Succumb to the sea
Submerge at lower level to contain river
Submerge
Submerge
Submerge
Surfer, so to speak
Smart and so vain, terribly offensive
Self-serving opportunist, perhaps
Some strongbox contents
Safe deposit
Some strongbox contents
Selfish person
Stones in crowns
Stones in tiaras
Some bling
Stones in tiaras
Software buyer
Summits
Summits
Software purchaser
Summits
Software employer?
.1 spots
Summits
Software buyer
Summits
Summits.
Summits
Source of many computer errors
Software customer
Software purchaser
Snapchat participant
She employs
Subject of a software license
Software license party
Software buyer
Selfish sort
Software agreement reader, supposedly
Software license reader, supposedly
Software buyer
Selfish friend
Software employer?
Software customer
Software purchaser
Soft aquatic creature
Sessile aquatic animal with numerous pores
Singular niff? English drunkard
Squishy scrubber
Slant
Special approach
Story line
Stegner's Pulitzer novel "__ of Repose"
Seek slyly, with "for"
Slant
Slant
See 40-Across
Secret motive
Scheme
Stegner's Pulitzer novel "__ of Repose"
Seek slyly, with "for"
Slant
Slant
Sly ploy
Story line
Secret motive
Slant
Scheme so as to get something.
Scheme to get.
Sharp corner.
Stratagem: Slang.
Slant.
Standpoint.
Special technique.
Scheme
Story's approach
Special approach
Slant
Something acute or obtuse
Story slant
Story line
Square corner
Secret motive
Square corner
Secret motive
Slant
Special approach
Something acute or obtuse
Slant
Secret motive
See 23 Across
Selfie taker's concern
Selfie choice
Selfie consideration
Spatters.
Spots of color.
Spatters
Sloshes, spatters
Scatters liquid
Steeplechase obstacle
Small waterway
Skip, as class
Skip, as class
Scrap
Skip, as school
Sci-fi Doctor
Sci-fi show with companions, casually
Sci-fi Doctor
"Says __?"
Stephen King's "The Girl __ Loved Tom Gordon"
Set-designing initials?
Show biz pioneer
Sarnoff's org.
Sarnoff's company
Sony competitor
Sony rival
Sarnoff's co.
Second-oldest US record label
Sony competitor
Sanyo rival
Sharp competitor
Sarnoff's corporation.
Sarnoff's firm.
Sarnoff's outfit: Abbr.
Sarnoff's company.
Sarnoff's corp.
70-story building in N. Y. C.
Sarnoff's outfit.
Skyline letters in N.Y.C.
Satcom F4 owner
Sarnoff's org.
Satcom co.
Satellite dish producer
Selectavision producer
Sharp competitor
Sony BMG record label
Sony rival
Sony competitor
Stereo jack type
Sony competitor
Sony or JVC rival
Sony rival
Sanyo rival
Sharp rival
Sony rival
Sony flagship label
Satellite-dish producer
Sony rival
Sony competitor
Shakira's label
SZA's record label
Sony record label
Sony's rival
Smart TV brand
Sarnoff's co.
Sony competitor
Sony record label
SZA's record label
Smart TV brand
Shania Twain, e.g.
Second-highest voice in a four-part chorus
See 39-Down
Singing part
See 67 Across.
Section of a glee club.
Singer in a quartet.
Singing part.
___ saxophone.
Singer.
Singing voice.
Singer
Sax or singer
Singer's voice
"STOP," in Jalisco
See 49 Down
Second-voice carrier
See 14 Across
Señorita's "Stop!"
Singing voice
___ sax
Singing part
Second voice
Start of some cloud names
See 118-Across
___ saxophone
Saxophone type
Sax type
Singing part
Singing voice
___ sax
Second word of a California city
Saxophone range
Sax classification
Sax for Bird
She's deep
Second highest in a family of instruments
Singing part
Second highest, in a family of instruments
Second-highest in four-part harmony
Shania Twain, for one
Second-highest voice in a four-part chorus
Soprano alternative
Sax section member
Sax variety
Singer above a tenor
Sax type for Charlie Parker
Singer's range
Sax type
Sax range
Saxophone type
Singing range of many women