since 1991 the capital of the Russian Federation
Since 2010 it's had a shield on its back
Since day one
Since Eve ___ apples: Byron
Since fore-e-ever
Since Hector ___ pup
Since in Scotland
Since Jan. 1
Since Jan. 1, in accounting
Since Jan. 1, in P&L reports
Since Jan. 1, on a financial report
Since Jan. 1, on a financial statement
Since Jan. 1, on a pay stub
Since Jan. 1, on pay stubs
Since Jan. 1, to CPAs
Since January 1: Abbr.
Since January 1st: Abbr.
Since last time
Since Marie Has Left ___ (Sinatra song)
since Scottish words
Since the beginning
Since then, in song
Since way back when
Since you ___ ...
Since you didn't hear me the first time ...
Since you weren't listening ...
Since, colloquially, with "as"
Since, in a famous song
Since, in a holiday song
Since, in a nostalgic song
Since, in a preamble
Since, in a seasonal song
Since, in Scotland Island of
Since, informally
Since, on New Year's
Since, on New Year's Eve
Since, slangily
Sincere
Sincere and very serious
Sincere attempts
Sincere entreaties
Sincere flatterer?
SINCERE good wishes
Sincere or insincere approval
Sincere or snide approval
Sincere or solemn
Sincere outpourings
Sincere plea for forgiveness?
Sincere sign-off
Sincere-sounding name
sincerely
Sincerely alternative
Sincerely asks for
sincerely felt or expressed
Sincerely flattered
sincerely religious
Sincerely renounced
Sincerely try at court, interrupting kiddie (2,5)
Sincerely yours alternative
Sincerely zealous
sincerity
sincetist
sinchan
sincipita
sinciput
Sinclair alternative
Sinclair Author
Sinclair competitor, once
Sinclair contemporary
Sinclair Lewis nominated him for the 1932 Nobel Prize in Literature
Sinclair Lewis novel
Sinclair Lewis novel "___ Mr. Wrenn"
Sinclair Lewis title character
Sinclair Lewis was the first American writer to win one
Sinclair Lewis' "__ Gantry"
Sinclair Lewis' Elmer
Sinclair Lewis' Judge Timberlane
Sinclair Lewis's ___ Timberlane
Sinclair Lewis's "___ Mr. Wrenn"
Sinclair Lewis's "___ Vickers"
Sinclair Lewis's Gantry
Sinclair Lewis's Judge Timberlane
Sinclair of 'Coming to America'
Sinclair Oil rival
Sinclair rival
Sinclair rival, once
Sinclair who wrote "The Jungle"
Sinclair whose work inspired "There Will Be Blood"
Sinclair with a Pulitzer
Sinclair's street
SIND capital (Ind.)
SIND city
Sindbad hid behind its egg
sindbad or bluto
SINDBAD, bird of
Sindbad's bird
sinder
Sine
Sine __ non
Sine __ non: essential
Sine ___ (indefinitely)
Sine ___ (timeless): Lat.
Sine ___ non
Sine ___ non (essential thing)
Sine ___ non (essential)
Sine ___ non (necessary condition)
Sine ___, nihil est vita
Sine and cosine
Sine and cosine, e.g.
Sine and cosine, for two
Sine die
Sine field
Sine Language columnist William
Sine language?
Sine of 30°
Sine of 30┬░
Sine or cosine
Sine or cosine, e.g.
Sine or cosine, say
Sine or secant
Sine or tangent, e.g.
Sine qua ___
Sine qua non
Sine reciprocal, briefly
Sine study, for short
Sine-non center
Sine-non connector
Sine-non link
Sine, cosine and tangent
Sine, cosine or tangent
Sine, e.g.
Sine, for example
Sine, for one
Sine's reciprocal
Sine's reciprocal, briefly
Sine's reciprocal, in trig
Sine/non insert
sinecure
sinecurist
Sinenon link
Sinestro and Professor Zoom, in their respective universes
Sinew
Sinew, ligament
Sinew: Prefix
sinewed
Sinews
Sinewy
Sinewy and lean
Sinewy creatures
sinewy swimmers
Sinfonia ___, no. 6 (beethoven)
Sinful
sinful and wicked
sinful behavior
Sinful Caesar sipped his snifter, seized his ___ and sneezed (tongue twister)
Sinful habit
Sinful habits
Sinful utterance
sinfulness
Sing
Sing __ Song: Merle Haggard hit
Sing ___
Sing ___ (perform an aria, e.g.)
Sing ___ Daily, major Hong Kong newspaper
Sing ___ with Mitch
Sing 'nyah-nyah' to
Sing "Bye Bye Birdie," e.g.
Sing "Deck the Halls"
Sing "doo-bah doo-bop," perhaps
Sing "Gladly the cross-eyed bear," say
Sing "K-K-K-Katy," say
Sing "lay odl lay odl lay hee hoo"
Sing "Lips Are Movin'," e.g.?
Sing "R-E-S-P-E-C-T," say?
Sing "shoo-be-doo," say
Sing "shooby-doo," e.g.
Sing "shooby-doo"
Sing "shooby-doo" and such
Sing "The Lonely Goatherd," for example
Sing "The Lonely Goatherd," say
Sing "The Moon Got in My Eyes," e.g.
Sing "tweedle do dah doe doop boop," perhaps
SING (L)
Sing (out) loudly
SING (sing.)
sing (to sleep)
Sing & ___ Ernie ("Sesame Street" doll)
Sing ˆ la Bing
Sing a ballad
Sing a different tune
Sing a la Bing
Sing a love song to
Sing a love song, perhaps
Sing a lullaby, say
Sing a paean to
Sing a simple song
Sing a siren's song
Sing a tune softly to oneself
sing about joyfully
Sing about?
SING above correct pitch
Sing again, as for a show finale
Sing alone
Sing along
Sing along silently
Sing along with Ella
Sing along without words
Sing along, maybe
Sing Alpine-appropriately
sing and play for somebody
Sing another one!
SING as a round
Sing as one
Sing at Sing Sing?
Sing ballads, say
SING below pitch
sing better or louder than
SING birdlike
sing by changing register
sing by the syllables of solmization
Sing cheerfully
Sing Christmas tunes
Sing door-to-door in December
Sing falsetto
Sing for a lover
sing for joy
Sing for someone
Sing for someone on a balcony
Sing forcefully
Sing from the mountaintops
Sing gently
Sing heartily
Sing heartily/energetically
Sing high
Sing high notes?
Sing in a carefree way
Sing in a full, happy voice
sing in a trilling voice
SING in chorus
Sing in court
SING in flute-like tones
SING in high key
SING in low tone
sing in modulation
SING in snatches
Sing in the Alps
Sing in the Alps lake
Sing in the shower, say
Sing in the snow
Sing in the snow, perhaps