Sideshow attraction Showing deviousness Some park patrons Sideshow attraction Shrewd Slow walkers Snapped as a football Snapped, as a football Sly Sideshow performer Sideshow sight Shrewd and clever Sideshow sight Shrewd (Var.) Sack one of those taking the food out of the circus See 17-Across ... street performer showing anger in achievement in front of the Queen Shrewd Shrewd and clever (Var.) "___ siamo," Verdi aria Strange of the PGA Skin problem Some Like It Hot co-star Sly "Superfly" singer Mayfield "Some Like it Hot" co-star Shrewd (Var.) Sarcastic quality Shrewd Shrank Shrewd Shrank Sommelier's consideration Shrewd Steinway instrument Sommelier's consideration Shrewd Shrewd Steinway product Shrewd and/or clever Saharan nature Shrewd Sarcastic quality Stuffed to the limit Snorkel's companion Stuffed Scott Adams' Evil Director of Human Resources Stuffed to the limit Scott Adams' Evil Director of Human Resources Sadistic feline character in a Scott Adams strip Stuffed conserve in case Soirées where everyone is dressed in their finest board shorts? Speaker's designation Sourpuss Siepi and Vichey. Singers. Sorehead Singers Sourball Sourpuss Some "Rigoletto" performers Some singing villains Sourpuss Some operatic voices Speculation leading up to a February 22 awards extravaganza Sort of address Speculation before awards season Some Met stars Speculation before awards season Samuel Ramey and Ezio Pinza Sourpuss Sombre and depressed, evidently hurt Self absorbed crazy 1789 storm site Self-admiring sort Small gadgets or components 1789 storm site Self-admiring sort Swellhead Sign at a sale Seething Slimmed. Store sign. Steaming mad Symbol of July 14th. Steaming mad Seething Steaming mad Slimmed down Setting for part of "A Tale of Two Cities" Self-centered one Shortened Seething Self-centered one Self-absorbed sort Seething Seething Swellhead Steaming mad Swellhead Seething Skater in 1-Down and 107-Down Sternly censure (Var.) Self-absorbed person Sirenic Seductive See 25-Down Stood in (for) Smokey of the fire prevention posters. Some church readings South of France South (Fr.) S on "une boussole" South of France? Stole, slangily South of France? South, at the Sorbonne South, in Soissons Statistical measures Sometimes they're polished Secures the parquet Shakes down Shakes down Secondary attraction Small illumination (on car) "Soldier's shoulders," for one Speaker's challenge scrambled three times in this puzzle "Soldier's shoulders," for one Speaker's challenge scrambled three times in this puzzle "She sells seashells," for example "She sells seashells . . . , " e.g. Silly frolic -- we'd created a false impression Self-importance Swagger Snob's attitude "She sells seashells," for example Sequence of words difficult to say Something hard to say Something hard to pronounce Swine finally settled on camp whiskers Short excerpt from substantial amount of information heard Stuttering woe exacerbated, something difficult to say Short, snappy radio or TV item, or edit thereof 'She sells seashells . . .' for example Some Roman Catholics Some Roman Catholics *"Stupid superstition," for one *'Stupid superstition,' for one Sudden advance, as in science Sudden advance, as in science Scientific triumph. Suggestion about king getting harsh in penetration of enemy lines Sudden important success or discovery South: It. Smokey, for one. Slow-pitch game See 32 Down. South, in France. South: Fr. "SNL" character John Belushi hated playing South, in France South, to René South, in Soissons Summer sport Shaggy animal. Slow-pitch game Seven-inning diamond game Spasmodic and irregular bursts of activity Sandlot sport Satellite connection Sandlot game Satellite connection Satellite connection S, on a French compass Satellite connection Satellite connection South of 79-Down? Satellite connection South of France See 42-Across Satellite connection South in Seville Support group member? South of France South, in Soissons South of France? South, to Stephane South of France? Surpass South, in Avignon South, in Avignon Spark possibly from gold hot liquid about ship South of Versailles? South of Versailles? Surpass Something behind the teeth like a pip friend swallowed Swap the old for the new Switch to a better model 1850s conflict Some breakfast bars Some breakfast bars Swap the old for the new Switch to a better model St. George's bloomer? Seize 1850s Eurasian conflict 1850s Eurasian conflict Switch to a new model, say Spring bloom named for its resemblance to a mythical creature Surpass Surpass Spanish devil "Smoking mountain." Spanish devil. Surpass Showy flower Showy bloom Showy annual Showy flower Spanish devil Showy flower Sharpie, e.g. Soft-pointed marker Spring bloom named for its resemblance to a mythical creature Sharpie, e.g Speak sharply, confronting monster one's found in the garden __ sauce (hot stuff for tacos) Slowly continue to add to bark, as plant Salted and dried meat Sharpie, e.g Salted dried meat Sluggish Super heavy, in a way Sluggish Slow and heavy Sluggish, as footsteps *Shaggy's dog Slaughterhouses *Shaggy's dog Slaughterhouses. Short-lived British abstract style of modern art, named by Ezra Pound who contributed to its 1914 manifesto Seashores Slaughterhouses Slaughterhouses Shaggy's dog Sews together. Spiritless Seams. Sluggish Sews.