- 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
- Sinfonia ___, no. 6 (beethoven)
- Sinful
- 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
- Sing in the street
- Sing in trills
- Sing in Tyrolean fashion
- SING in unison
- Sing intimately
- Sing it, Sam speaker
- SING jazz song using voice as instrument
- Sing jazz standards, perhaps
- Sing jazz, in a way
- Sing joyously
- Sing like "Der Bingle"
- Sing like 35-Across
- Sing like a bird
- Sing like a canary
- Sing like a monk
- Sing like an Austrian, maybe
- Sing like Andy Williams or Russ Columbo
- Sing like Bennett
- Sing like Bing
- Sing like Bing Crosby
- Sing like Bing label
- Sing like Cab Calloway
- Sing like Cardi b
- Sing like Como
- Sing like Connick
- Sing like Connick Jr., Harry 1994 album
- Sing like Crosby
- Sing like Crosby Bandmate of and Stills
- Sing like Dean Martin
- Sing like Ella
- Sing like Ella Fitzgerald
- Sing like Fitzgerald
- Sing like Harry Connick Jr.
- Sing like Joe Cocker
- Sing like Louis Armstrong
- Sing like Mason Ramsey
- Sing like Mel Tormé
- Sing like Merman
- Sing like Michael Buble
- Sing like Nina Simone
- Sing like Perry Como
- Sing like Rudy Vallee
- Sing like Satchmo
- Sing like Sinatra
- Sing like Slim Clark
- Sing like Tarzan yells
- Sing like the birdies sing
- Sing like the birds
- Sing like Tom Waits
- sing LILT CAROL INTONE jovially
- sing LILT CAROL INTONE softly
- sing LILT CAROL INTONE Swiss
- sing loudly
- Sing loudly and forcefully
- sing loudly and without inhibition
- sing low
- SING low (L)
- Sing me a song of a ___ that is gone: Stevenson
- Sing more!
- Sing nonsense syllables
- Sing of old ___ and the ancient ways: Yeats
- Sing on 12-Down
- Sing on a peak, maybe