Crossword Clues Start With S, page 360
Sammy Davis Jr.'s 1959 "Porgy and Bess" role
SOUP
Straitjacket fit for a bookcase?
Signal for an actor.
Second line of verse
Slushy mud
Symbol of nothingness
Sounds in an elevator?
See 17 Across
See 20-Across
Source of mosaic pieces
Sled for hauling logs.
Source of quote
Sound of a bell
Summons of a sort
Start of Burma Shave Ad #I
*Spell
Second-hand items?
See 25-Across
Start of a quip
Start of McEnroe quote
Short sea trips
Superman?
Some roller skate replacements
Scatter: Var.
Show with Jean-Luc Picard as captain of the Enterprise, in fan shorthand
Suffix for some acids
Staying away from
Star-spangled
Specialist in audibles?
Subway guard's call.
Shake a leg
Say something to which people reply "Duh!"
Scrooge's attribute
Stay for a while
Set
Something an overindulged child rarely experiences
See 39-Across
38 17 25 / 50 27 55 42 63 41 49 46 24 / 23 58 13 / 9 11 29 15 39 19 (see notepad)
Small seasoning plant.
Small vegetable.
Small pungent vegetable.
Sprinkled chili seasoning
Some tape-recorded interviews
"Sat., 10 A.M."
Spice rack spice
See 44 Down
Sight on a clear night
See 23 Down
Smart
Smart
Sing Sing, for instance.
Shift shiftlessly
Simple Minds "___ a Time"
Second flight
*1975 Southern rock hit stereotypically requested at concerts
Status of some peoples.
Sign at a sneaker giveaway?
Some guerrillas
Semi's meth content?
Skyline site of the future
(See puzzle title)
(See puzzle title)
Scot's "from"
Scottish preposition.
Scot's preposition.
Scotsman's "from"
SEC investigation, maybe (3-6)
Succumbs to stage fright, maybe
Stops suddenly
Savings-account come-on
Strategic point on the Russian front.
Some films, or, academically, what's hidden in the seven starred entries
Staple of old Arctic explorers
Soldier who has completed most of his tour of duty
Soldier who has completed most of his tour of duty
Soldier near the end of a tour of duty
Sandworms.
Start of a quip
...Scott...
SCOTT
Scribe for hire
Scribe for hire
Snap of part of one's portfolio?
Small containers
Student who gets D's.
Sound of a dud
Safety
Solve a problem of lack of confidence
Stimulant with five
Small truck
Source of ground chuck
Sacagawea, for one
1840s-'50s antislavery party
1840s-'50s antislavery party
Safety feature at a dangerous intersection
Safety feature at a dangerous intersection
Suddenly remember
Sue Grafton's '-- for Quarry'
Skirts attached to coats.
Small-stakes school
Spied at the deli?
Southeast Asian soarer
Soprano role in "The Magic Flute"
Soused ballplayer?
Sets aside, as an indictment.
Somewhat within the law
Scar on a hive honcho?
Scholars of Eli Manning and Tom Brady?
Short break for the breadwinner
1980s game show
50-something
Sewing machine attachment
Slow boat's departure point?
Slow boat's departure point?
Spartan guttersnipe?
"Stand behind the person in front of you" and "Don't cut"?
See 35-Across
Short order from Dracula's crypt?
See 1 Across.
Singer Enzo
Suddenly stopping
Suddenly stopping
...sumo wrestler, but I...
Some Wall Street Journal charts
Supply of arrows
Small combos.
Superlatively dense
Souvenir at the NFL's big event?
Souvenir at the NFL's big event?
Solver's strategy
"Star Trek" creatures that resemble balls of fur
Spore holder in lichens.
Saves on postage, perhaps
Saves on postage
Saber- -- tiger
Sculpt, as hedges
Storied New York restaurateur
Saloonkeeper of note
Sea creature in the news?
St. Peter
Scatter fertilizer over a lawn
1981 Sidney Lumet film
1981 Sidney Lumet drama
Soviet high council.
Spanish wheat.
See 38-Across
Spanish wheat
Spandex product
SNL's "Driving Cat"
Surface model
"Star Trek" mandate
Small villas
Successful competitor
Secret circle parts?
Sing Sing instrument?
Sweetie pie
Sweetheart
Sing Sing instrument?
Streisand film, after "The"
Streisand film (after "The")
Start of a Will Rogers quote
Strong probability.
Shook a lot of hands
Short on severity
See 37-Across
Sarge.
Subject of "Emily Post's Christmas Party Guide"?
Seer's nets?
Salad elements
State Department specialties.
Serious student.
Springer's milieu
Sensational programming, slangily
Studious one.
Sensational programming, slangily
Studious student
Scholar in a library
Studious soul
Student, at times
Show the ropes to someone
"Salus ___ suprema lex esto" (motto of Missouri)
Start to drag race
Spoke in a dull manner.
Sulking more
She teamed with Durante.
Stockpiles of money kept under the mattress?
Soprano from St. Louis
41st U.S. president's early nickname
Section between crossbeams
Seer's ledger statement
Source of batches that are very chewy?
Seemingly indestructible
Strengthen
Shredded coconut, sometimes
Screened, as a patient
Small-horse drivers
1960s Dodge model
Sports car feature
Segues
Short stop?
Social asset
1960s slogan
1960s slogan
Shove a Russian author's family around?
Sleep pattern: abbr.
Substandard effort
Subway entertainers, briefly?
Singer Al after a jog?
Singer Al after a jog?
Shakespeare classic, with "The"
SoHo landmark
Shakespeare classic, with "The"
Stuffy one: Var.
Some old syrups
"Spectacular" man.
Shortening the play?
Sunday text
Studying on a couch?
Snoop?
Scrapbook activity
Shut off power.
Series of book copies: Abbr.
Spooner's skillet
Surprise spoiler, perhaps
1864's ___-Danish War
Spanish steps
Sets of jeweled ornaments.
Set of pieces of jewelry.
Set of jewelry
Set of ornaments
Spot-stained, as wood.
She worked with Gumbel
Severe defeats, informally.
Small village
Section near the Bois de Boulogne
Suburb of Paris.
Showing fear
Spied on
1970's Japanese P.M. ___ Fukuda
Spring song
Stone throwers
Strayed from the trail
Some airplane runners
Seventh-century B.C. king of Egypt
Sir Lawrence Alma-___, painter.
Stiffened gauze used in millinery.
Stiff muslin.
Stiff fabric
Sheer cotton fabric