Swelling music at the Oscars, e.g. | 34 |
Said "You're on!" to | 34 |
Sunrise to sunset to sunrise, e.g. | 34 |
Smith and ___, old vaudeville team | 34 |
Speed-skating gold medalist Jansen | 34 |
Society's newcomers, for short | 34 |
Style of the '20s and '30s | 34 |
Some Founding Fathers, religiously | 34 |
Scene of the ancient Pythian games | 34 |
Shoulder muscles, to a bodybuilder | 34 |
Supply's partner, in economics | 34 |
Strauss' ____ Rosenkavalier | 34 |
Shirk one's duty, in a big way | 34 |
Soft drink in a green can, briefly | 34 |
Skin hanging from a dog's neck | 34 |
Shipping company with yellow boxes | 34 |
Shipper with red-and-yellow trucks | 34 |
Space object with an event horizon | 34 |
Steak ___ (with cognac and sherry) | 34 |
Scattering of an ethnic population | 34 |
South African rappers ___ Antwoord | 34 |
Site of Hans Brinker's heroism | 34 |
Singer of "The Wanderer" | 34 |
Spoon cohort, in a kids' rhyme | 34 |
Site of tension between the Koreas | 34 |
Singer who often wore aloha shirts | 34 |
Singing style popular in the 1950s | 34 |
Sites of many a college experiment | 34 |
Stephen Foster's was beautiful | 34 |
Supreme Court's ___ Scott case | 34 |
Sprinkle with a powdered substance | 34 |
Soft & -- (brand of deodorant) | 34 |
Stops talking, with "up" | 34 |
Sean Connery's first Bond film | 34 |
Spoke so as to put people to sleep | 34 |
Sex authority who turns 80 in 2008 | 34 |
Sisqó's old group, ___ Hill | 34 |
Structural threat for many a house | 34 |
Summer clocks are set to it: Abbr. | 34 |
Strike with a sword for knighthood | 34 |
Song for Simon and Garfunkel, e.g. | 34 |
Site of some Washington touchdowns | 34 |
Shakespeare's Suffolk, for one | 34 |
Shakespeare's ___ of Salisbury | 34 |
Set aside for a particular purpose | 34 |
Shelley's descriptor of heaven | 34 |
Spanish river to the Mediterranean | 34 |
Sci. concerned with the food chain | 34 |
School subj. for environmentalists | 34 |
Scene of Satan's first triumph | 34 |
Sitcom mother of Serge and Saffron | 34 |
Shortened, as a law review article | 34 |
Student's email address ending | 34 |
Slime ___ (hagfishÂ’s nickname) | 34 |
South American freshwater shockers | 34 |
Start of a decision-making process | 34 |
Suffix with "convention" | 34 |
Sonneteer's "always" | 34 |
Stu on "77 Sunset Strip" | 34 |
Stereotypically Victorian outburst | 34 |
Some trial lawyers have large ones | 34 |
Self-centered people have big ones | 34 |
Self-indulgent "journey" | 34 |
Swiss peak in a Trevanian thriller | 34 |
Squeeze (out), as a narrow victory | 34 |
Supplemented, with "out" | 34 |
Supplements (with "out") | 34 |
Site of Napoleon's first exile | 34 |
School before middle school: Abbr. | 34 |
Samuel's teacher, in the Bible | 34 |
Say "somethin'," say | 34 |
Staff of the Yale Daily News, e.g. | 34 |
Snake oil salesman's bottleful | 34 |
Street in a noted Wes Craven movie | 34 |
Slaves of the Morlocks, in fiction | 34 |
Surprise one's future in-laws? | 34 |
Steal away with one's intended | 34 |
Save on a band, hall, dinner, etc. | 34 |
Someone is often to the left of it | 34 |
Sign for one born on Cinco de Mayo | 34 |
Sent a paperless message, in a way | 34 |
Something that might reduce a tip? | 34 |
Stereotypically self-serious genre | 34 |
Subjects of a hit 2005 documentary | 34 |
Southern Australia's _____ Bay | 34 |
Suffix with depend and superintend | 34 |
Subj. that involves reading novels | 34 |
Slaughter once active in St. Louis | 34 |
Slaughter in the 1946 World Series | 34 |
Sufficient, in "Macbeth" | 34 |
Self-titled platinum album of 1986 | 34 |
Setting of an Innoventions exhibit | 34 |
Sport with a pointless point to it | 34 |
Sport in which points score points | 34 |
Sports equipment wired for scoring | 34 |
Shelley's oft-used preposition | 34 |
Stoltz of "Pulp Fiction" | 34 |
Susan's Emmy-winning soap role | 34 |
Site of a War of 1812 naval battle | 34 |
Seat of Kansas's Neosho County | 34 |