Soldier in "King Henry V" | 35 |
Soldier guarding a demilitarized zone | 37 |
Sold, with ''in'' | 33 |
Sold out in advance, with "up" | 40 |
Sold for a big profit, as tickets | 33 |
Solar year/lunar year differentials | 35 |
Solar year/lunar year differential | 34 |
Solar year's excess over lunar year | 39 |
Solar system's comet-intensive cloud | 40 |
Solar or circulatory follower: Abbr. | 36 |
Sol-___ (does some practice singing) | 36 |
Sokoloff of "The Practice" | 36 |
Soil's organic decaying matter | 34 |
Soho ''so longs'' | 33 |
SOHCAHTOA is a mnemonic for its ratios | 38 |
Software-driven film effects, for short | 39 |
Software with crop and marquee tools | 36 |
Software versions still being tested | 36 |
Software version that may be glitchy | 36 |
Software still in the testing stage | 35 |
Software product with a cup-and-saucer logo | 43 |
Software platform suitable for Starbucks? | 41 |
Software phase that may be buggy | 32 |
Software manuals are written for them | 37 |
Software instruction file, often | 32 |
Software instruction file heading | 33 |
Software installation source, perhaps | 37 |
Software installation requirement, often | 40 |
Software installation needs, at times | 37 |
Software for creating bibliographies | 36 |
Software developerÂ’s concern | 32 |
Software designer's feedback | 32 |
Software designer's constituency | 36 |
Software designer's consideration | 37 |
Software company's security fix | 35 |
Software company that makes InDesign and Acrobat | 48 |
Softish hardwood used for cabinetry | 35 |
Softest mineral on the Mohs scale | 33 |
Softened, with ''down'' | 39 |
Soft-pedal (with "over") | 34 |
Soft-nosed ammo outlawed in 1899 | 32 |
Soft, yellowish suede leather | 37 |
Soft, yellowish suede leather | 32 |
Soft, transversely ribbed fabric | 32 |
Soft silk fabric used for linings | 33 |
Soft sheep that's an expert in judo? | 40 |
Soft mineral often used for carving | 35 |
Soft hit that barely makes it over the infield | 46 |
Soft felt hat with an indented crown | 36 |
Soft drink with a "generation" | 40 |
Soft drink that used to be a Mr. | 32 |
Soft drink that Norman Rockwell drew ads for | 44 |
Soft drink palatable to a grasshopper? | 38 |
Soft drink originally bottled in California | 43 |
Soft drink in a green can, briefly | 34 |
Soft drink company formed in New Orleans in 1890 | 48 |
Soft drink company based in California | 38 |
Soft drink brand with fruity flavors | 36 |
Soft drink brand whose logo is on a splash | 42 |
Soft drink brand introduced in 1924 | 35 |
Soft crying about moldy mozzarella? (8->7) | 45 |
Soft cheese purchased in a wheel | 32 |
Soft Cell's only smash hit record | 37 |
Soft bag containing perfumed powder | 35 |
Soft & ___ (Gillette product) | 33 |
Soft & ___ (deodorant brand) | 32 |
Soft & ___ (brand of antiperspirant) | 40 |
Soft & ___ (antiperspirant brand) | 37 |
Soft & -- (brand of deodorant) | 34 |
Sofia of 'Modern Family' | 32 |
Sofia in "The Color Purple" | 37 |
Sofia Coppola's aunt ___ Shire | 34 |
Sofer of "General Hospital" | 37 |
Sofer of "Blind Justice" | 34 |
Sofa where the sausages get stuffed? | 36 |
Sofa part with an island within? | 32 |
Soekarno–Hatta International Airport city | 45 |
Soekarno-Hatta International Airport city | 41 |
Sodium ___ (potato chip flavoring) | 34 |
Sodium __: salt used in airbag systems | 38 |
Sodium hydroxide, to a chem major | 33 |
Sodium hydroxide, on a chem test | 32 |
Sodium hydroxide, in lab shorthand | 34 |
Sodium hydroxide, in chem. class | 32 |
Sodium hydroxide in our home chemistry set | 42 |
Sodium chloride in our home chemistry set | 41 |
Sodas chugged on "MASH" | 33 |
Soda that sounds like a stocking | 32 |
Soda reportedly named for a bottle size | 39 |
Soda originally named Brad's Drink | 38 |
Soda jerk's dress-up attire? | 32 |
Soda brand seen on "MASH" reruns | 42 |
Soda brand "reintroduced" in July 1985 | 48 |
Soda born at the base of a California mountain | 46 |
Socratic ___ (pretended ignorance) | 34 |
Socratic ___ (feigned ignorance in a discussion) | 48 |
Socrates, in "Willard" | 32 |
Socks with diamond-shaped patterns | 34 |
Sock-in-the-gut responses, in comics | 36 |
Sock puppeteer Lewis and actress Belafonte | 42 |