Crossword clues for san
san
- ___ Pablo, Calif
- ___ Mateo
- ___ Juan, P.R
- ___ Jose Sharks (NHL team)
- ___ Jose Sharks
- ___ Francisco Giants
- ___ Francisco Bay
- ___ Diego, Calif
- ___ Diego Chicken
- ___ Clemente (Nixon retreat)
- __ Luis Obispo, CA
- __ Luis Obispo
- __ Juan, PR
- __ Gabriel Mountains
- __ Clemente, Calif
- Ysidro or Simeon starter
- Word with Quentin or Clemente
- Word with Pedro or Pablo
- Word with Juan or Antonio
- Word with "Angelo" or "Antonio"
- Word with ''Carlos'' or ''Antonio''
- Word starting seven California county names
- Word in Western city names
- Word in Mexican place names
- Word before so many California cities it hurts
- Word before Pedro or Pablo
- Word before Marino
- Word before Juan or Diego
- Word before Jose or Juan
- Word before Jose or Diego
- Word before Francisco, Diego, or Jose in California city names
- Word before Diego or Jose
- Word before Antonio or Pedro
- Tokyo honorific
- Título católico
- Title for Jose or Diego?
- The first "S" of SDSU
- The Bridge of ____ Luis Rey
- The "S" of UCSF
- The "S" of UCSD
- The "S" of S.F
- The "S" in SFPL
- The ___ Andreas Fault
- TB treatment centre
- Start of some Texas city names
- Start of several California city names
- Start of many Mexican city names
- Start for Rafael or Antonio
- Start for Jose or Juan
- Start for Jose or Diego
- Start for Bernardino or Remo
- Start for "Fernando"
- Start for "arcos"or "ateo22
- Simeon or Salvador lead-in
- SFPD part
- Rest home, abbr
- Respectful term in Japan
- Respectful Japanese title
- Respectful Japanese suffix
- Remo, Italy
- Ramon or Rafael lead-in
- Quentin's head
- Prefix for Juan or Jose
- Preceder of Juan or Pedro
- Preceder of Juan or Jose
- Pedro preceder
- Pedro or Miguel
- Pedro or Mateo lead-in
- Pedro or Fernando
- Part of UCSF
- Part of U.C.S.F
- Part of SFSU
- Part of SFPD
- Part of SFFD
- Part of S.F
- Part of S.D
- Part of Mme. Butterfly's name
- Part of many Californian cities
- Part of many California city names
- Pacific Rim name tag
- Pablo or Pedro
- Nicolás, e.g
- Name suffix used as an honorific
- Marino or Mateo preceder
- Leader of Jose and Juan?
- Lead-in to Francisco or Pedro
- Lead-in to "Diego" or "Pedro"
- Lead-in for Fernando or Francisco
- Juan's intro
- Juan preceder
- Juan or Mateo
- Juan or Jose?
- Juan or Jose preceder
- Juan or Jose lead-in
- Juan or Gabriel lead-in
- Juan or Diego
- Juan or Antonio
- Jose's opening?
- Jose's head?
- José, e.g
- José or Pedro's leader?
- Jose or Marcos
- Jose or Diego preceder
- José de ___ Martín, national hero of Argentina
- Jose and Francisco lead-in
- Japanese surname addition
- Japanese respectful title
- Japanese honorary title
- It's in front of Fernando
- Introduction for Pedro or Diego?
- Intro for Pedro?
- Indicator of canonización
- Hockey's ___ Jose Sharks
- Hippy city, ... Francisco
- Gabriel or Rafael preceder
- Francisco's title
- Francisco's leader?
- Francisco preceder
- Franciscan leader?
- Florence's Basilica of ___ Lorenzo
- First word of the 2012 World Series champions' city
- First word of many California city names
- Feast of ___ Gennaro
- Diego's title?
- Diego's start
- Diego's predecessor?
- Diego or Pablo
- Diego or Jose preceder
- Diego lead-in
- Common word on California maps
- Common word in California town names
- Common city-name starter in California
- Common California place name starter
- City, ... Salvador
- Cio-Cio-__: Madama Butterfly
- Cape ___ Blas, Fla
- California's ___ Pedro Valley
- Bruno, e.g
- Bruno or Diego
- Blas or Diego
- Bernardino or Diego starter
- Beach Boys "___ Miguel"
- Antonio or Andreas
- Angelo or Carlos
- Angelo or Antonio
- Andreas opener
- "The Streets of ___ Francisco"
- "Mateo" or "Diego" lead-in
- "Live At ___ Quentin"
- "Just Shoot Me!" actress Laura ___ Giacomo
- "Jose" opening
- "If you're going to ___ Francisco" Scott McKenzie
- "Grand Theft Auto: ___ Andreas"
- "Gabriel" lead-in
- "Clemente" or "Mateo" lead-in
- "Antonio" or "Jose" lead-in
- "Antonio" beginning
- "___ Junipero" (Emmy-winning "Black Mirror" episode)
- ''Fernando'' or ''Gabriel'' starter
- --- Simeon
- --- Salvador, El Salvador
- --- Salvador
- -- Remo, Italy
- -- Remo
- -- Rafael
- -- Quentin
- -- Luis Obispo
- -- Jose
- -- Andreas
- ___Gabriel, Calif
- _____ Marcos, Tex
- _____ Bruno, Calif
- ____ Mateo
- ____ Juan
- ____ Buenaventura CA
- ____ Andreas
- ___ Ysidro
- ___ Salvador (capital of El Salvador)
- ___ Ramon, CA
- ___ Rafael, Calif
- ___ Rafael
- ___ Pedro Bay
- ___ Pablo
- ___ Marzano tomato
- ___ Marino
- ___ Marino, Calif
- ___ Marino (country surrounded by Italy)
- ___ Marcos, Tex
- ___ Lorenzo (country in "Cat's Cradle")
- ___ Lorenzo
- ___ Juan
- ___ Juan Capistrano, Calif
- ___ Juan (capital of Puerto Rico)
- ___ Joseans
- ___ Joaquin, Calif
- ___ Joaquin
- ___ Dimas, California (Bill and Ted's city)
- ___ Dimas, Calif
- ___ Diego Zoo
- ___ Carlos
- ___ Antonio (where the Alamo is)
- ___ Andreas
- __ Ysidro, busy U.S./Mexico border site
- __ Ramon, CA
- __ Miguel: Cozumel city
- __ Mateo, CA
- __ Marino
- __ Leandro, CA
- __ Joaquin Valley
- __ Gimignano: walled Tuscany town
- __ Clemente, CA
- __ Bernardo, Chile
- Diane's arranged to leave US city
- City hospital is cold, when toured by a dictator
- City casino — francs wasted
- City currency invested in crooked casinos
- US city jeans so fancy
- Small European country
- Romanians ransacked small republic
- Plain style of type
- Antonio or Juan
- _____ Bruno, Calif.
- Manuel's intro
- _____ Marcos, Tex.
- _____ Marino
- _____ Jose
- ___ Pablo, Calif.
- Japanese honorific
- ___ Jacinto Day (April 21)
- ___Fernando
- ___Sebastian, Spain
- JosГ© or Juan, e.g.
- Antonio, e.g.
- ___ Miguel
- With 12-Down, where the fault lies?
- ___ Gabriel, California
- ___Bernardino
- ___ Felipe
- Pablo or Pedro, e.g.
- ___Lorenzo
- ___ Ysidro, Calif.
- Start of many Western place names
- ___ Diego, California
- Honshu honorific
- End of Madama Butterfly's name
- Word in many cathedral names
- Mateo or Miguel, e.g.
- Angelo or Antonio, e.g.
- Japanese surname suffix
- Start of many California place names
- JosГ© or Juan
- Mateo or Diego, e.g.
- Juan or Joaquin
- City name starter
- Cio-Cio-___ (Madame Butterfly)
- Marino or Gabriel
- ___ Lorenzo, Calif
- ___ Quentin (historic California prison)
- Japanese name tag
- With 19-Across, California city
- ___ Bernardino, California
- ___ Pedro, CA
- ___ Lorenzo, Calif.
- ___ Severo, Italy
- ___ Clemente, California
- Gabriel, for one
- Start of many place names
- ___ Antonio, Texas
- ___ Francisco 49ers (NFL team)
- Salvador lead-in
- ___ Juan (capital of 32-Down)
- ___ Andreas Fault
- Juan or JosГ©, e.g.
- ___ Juan Hill
- ___ Rafael, California
- ___ Juan, P.R.
- Burmese opposition leader Aung ___ Suu Kyi
- ___ Vito, Sicily
- Okinawa honorific
- Indicator of canonizaciГіn
- ___ Luis Obispo, California
- Start of many a city name
- ___ Antonio, Tex.
- Start of many Latin American city names
- ___ Fernando Valley
- With 100-Across, Naples opera house Teatro di ___
- With 2-Down, seat of Costilla County, Colo.
- Colorado's ___ Luis Peak
- California city name starter
- Francisco, e.g.
- Antonio or Joaquin
- ___ Bernardino Mountains
- Japanese surname follower
- Angelo or Antonio, e.g
- "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men" writer
- ___ Marino (tiny European country)
- Part of S.F.S.U.
- Puccini's Cio-Cio-___
- ___ Simeon, Calif.
- ___ JosГ©
- ___ Jose, California
- Start of the names of three of the 10 most populous U.S. cities
- Word in many California city names
- Gabriel or Giorgio
- Something Pedro and Pablo might have?
- ___ Joaquin, Calif.
- What three of California's four largest cities share
- Lead-in to Pablo or Carlos
- Title of politeness
- Part of S.F.S.U
- ___ Juan, Puerto Rico
- ___ Marcos, Tex.
- Juan or José, e.g
- ___ Marino, Calif.
- River to the Vistula
- ___ Joaquin Valley
- ___ Pablo Bay, Calif.
- ___ Juan, capital of Puerto Rico
- Preceder of Marco or Marcos
- Bushman
- Juan or Mateo preceder
- Juan or Diego opener
- River in Poland
- Gabriel or Sebastián
- Japanese cousin of Mr.
- Francisco or Salvador
- Vistula feeder
- ___ Remo, Italy
- Marino or Pedro
- ___ Salvador, El Salvador
- Vistula tributary
- ___ Mateo, Calif.
- Word with José or Juan
- Cape ___ Blas, Fla.
- ___ José, Costa Rica
- _____ Angelo
- Jose or Juan preceder
- _____ Joaquin Valley
- Pedro or Bernardino
- Antonio or Francisco
- ___ Jacinto Mountains
- Bruno, e.g.
- Pedro or Francisco
- José, e.g.
- Antonio or Clemente
- Word with Antonio or Fernando
- Word with Juan or Jacinto
- Juan or Salvador
- Juan or Fernando
- ___ Mateo, California
- Texas's ___ Jacinto Day
- Juan or Domingo
- Pablo or Pedro, e.g
- Carlos or Juan
- Manuel or Martin
- Diego or Francisco
- Mateo or Simeon
- Francisco or Gabriel
- Juan or Cristobal
- Nicolás, e.g.
- Jorge or José
- Fernando or Jose
- ___ Vicente, El Salvador
- Honorific Japanese suffix
- Start of many California city names
- Soviet river
- Eastern honorific
- Japanese title of respect
- __ Andreas Fault
- -- Diego Padres
- -- Francisco
- ___ Ysidro, Calif
- __ Francisco, CA
- Intro for Juan?
- UCSD part
- Start for Marcos or Mateo
- "The Bridge of ___ Luis Rey"
- Common California map word
- -- Juan
- -- Jacinto
- __ Bernardino
- __ Antonio, TX
- __ Antonio
- Word in California place names
- Part of UCSD
- Part of many California place names
- -- Salvador
- ____ Francisco
- ___ Leandro, Calif
- ___ Juan Capistrano, California
- ___ Francisco, California
- ___ Diego Padres
- ___ Diego Chargers
- __ Jose
- __ Fernando Valley
- __ Diego, CA
- Word with Clemente or Diego
- Quentin preceder
- Intro for Antonio?
- Hokkaido honorific
- California's __ Gabriel Mountains
- California town name starter
- -- Antonio
- ____ Clemente
- ___ Ramon, California
- ___ Marcos, Calif
- ___ Luis Obispo, Calif
- ___ Antonio, Tex
- ___ Antonio Spurs
- Word with Juan or Jose
- Word with "Diego" or "Antonio"
- Title of respect, in Tokyo
- Start of some Californian city names
- Start of seven California county names
- Start of many city names
- Start of many California cities
- Start of many a western city
- Start for "Marcos" or "Mateo"
- Respectful add-on in Tokyo
- Kyoto honorific
- Jose opening
- Introduction to Juan?
- Intro to Pedro
- Gabriel's leader?
- Francisco, e.g
- First word of two MLB teams
- Diego's leader?
- Diego or Remo
- Clemente or Mateo lead-in
- Cabo ___ Lucas (Mexican resort city)
- Antonio's intro
- "Jose" or "Francisco" lead-in
- "Do You Know the Way to ___ Jose"
- "At ___ Quentin" (1969 Johnny Cash album)
- "___ Antonio Rose"
- -- Fernando
- _____ Diego
- ____ Diego
- ___ Simeon, Calif
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Japanese honorific title, 1878, short form of more formal sama.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. A letter of the Archaic Greek alphabet (uppercase Ϻ, lowercase ϻ) that came after pi and before qoppa. Etymology 2
n. (context dated informal English) A sanatorium.
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Wikipedia
The San (; ; ) is a river in southeastern Poland and western Ukraine, a tributary of the Vistula River, with a length of 443 km (it is the 6th-longest Polish river) and a basin area of 16,861 km (14,390 km of it in Poland).
San (Ϻ) was an archaic letter of the Greek alphabet. Its shape was similar to modern M, or to a modern Greek Sigma (Σ) turned sideways, and it was used as an alternative to Sigma to denote the sound . Unlike Sigma, whose position in the alphabet is between Rho and Tau, San appeared between Pi and Qoppa in alphabetic order. In addition to denoting this separate archaic character, the name "San" was also used as an alternative name to denote the standard letter Sigma.
San or SAN may refer to:
is the third album by High and Mighty Color, released on February 21, 2007. It comes in two editions, one featuring an additional DVD which contains most of the band's music videos.
San ( Serbian Cyrillic: Сан, trans. Dream) was a Yugoslav rock band from Belgrade. The band was formed in 1971 by the composer Aleksandar "Sanja" Ilić, and disbanded in 1975, after the band's vocalist Predrag Jovičić died in concert from an electric shock.
Usage examples of "san".
I mind was inside the bar of San Lucar, and he and I were boys about a ten year old, aboord of a Dartmouth ship, and went for wine, and there come in over the bar he that was the beginning of it all.
Thus, all the while that Galileo was inventing modern physics, teaching mathematics to princes, discovering new phenomena among the planets, publishing science books for the general public, and defending his bold theories against establishment enemies, he was also buying thread for Suor Luisa, choosing organ music for Mother Achillea, shipping gifts of food, and supplying his homegrown citrus fruits, wine, and rosemary leaves for the kitchen and apothecary at San Matteo.
When one views the intricacies of adaptation of the San in the Kalahari or the Inuit of the far north, it is apparent that the huge body of knowledge that enables these human cultures to adapt to such extremes was cultured over immense lengths of time.
Parfois, il voyait un cierge allume et, quand il revenait la nuit a la maison, le flambeau marchait a son cote, sans que le vent agitat la flamme.
San Francisco Mayor Conrad Aiken has called for a dusk-to-dawn curfew and has asked the governor to declare a state of emergency for the city and county.
San Francisco, Conrad Aiken, stood looking out over yet another tent city, this one in the Civic Center Park, directly below where he stood partially hidden behind the flags of the United States and of California on the ceremonial balcony area over the magnificently carved double-doorways of City Hall.
Cette nuit ne finira pas sans que je sache aimer ou que je meure, gronda soudain Novelli.
At nightfall the British were on the heights of Cabeca and Aldea Rubia, and so secured their former position at San Christoval.
It had been a little over a month since Babs and Yoke had driven around San Francisco distributing allas, telling each person to split their alla into seven and to pass them on with the same instructions.
There, they ate lunch at a seafood shack on Almar Avenue, with outdoor tables, and went for a long walk along West Cliff Drive and out onto the ocean view point before heading back into San Francisco.
Standing there in the darkness, high in the mountains of the altiplano, he remembered the dust of San Diego the day Flor Trujillo died.
He even slipped back over the line to San Cristobel and Ancon, found nothing of moment awaiting him there, and drifted back into Panamanian territory.
Warning you beforehand that I have orders to appear at San Diego as soon as I can get there, with any qualified Marine Aviator I choose to take with me.
His early style is more a new and personal approach to the Romanesque than a faithful resurrection of the Roman, and that inspiration was all around him in the Romanesque churches of Florence: the Baptistery, Santi Apostoli along the Arno, San Miniato al Monte high on a hill overlooking the city, to name a few that can still be seen today.
Ze belde Sandoz in San Juan en viel met de deur in huis, zonder valse bescheidenheid of overdrijving.