Sing to romantically 1950s-'60s Egyptian leader Sing to romantically Song composed about a delta Sadat's predecessor Sadat's predecessor Suez Crisis precipitator 1950s-'60s Egyptian leader Sadat's predecessor Sadat's predecessor Sadat predecessor Suez Crisis figure Strong man of Egypt. Second president of Egypt. Shepherd's pie, e.g Start on caviar, while queen tucks into fish dish Stew Stew in a pot Stew has turkey in creole cooking See 17-Across Safari figure Show horse. Sportsman. Stag bagger Suez Canal nationalizer Stalking sort Sadat's predecessor Six-Day War figure Sadat's predecessor State of confusion and complication. Sadat's predecessor 1960s Egyptian president Symbols of February. Sadat's predecessor Suez Crisis figure Simple pleasure Simple pleasure Simple pleasure Sounds like the people to put a rocket up former Arab leader Sadat’s predecessor Scoring 100 Scoring 100 Seattle's waters Seattle's water Set up in rows and columns Seattle's waterway Sight from Olympia Storm discharge Sun spot? Story locale? "Simple!" Simple as ABC. Simple. Simple Start to a Holmesian explanation Simple place in Dublin accommodating English soldiers from boat Sort of school for chemistry? Simple copper perhaps uncovered nark before Yard See about the placing of English players on pitch -- that's fundamental Statuette Taylor Swift was accepting when Kanye West jumped the stage to praise Beyoncé instead Spray can pollutants Sojourned Show room? Schedule opening Schedule opening Schedule opening Schedule opening Show room? Stone of azure Songfest assignment Sites of some seizures in arcades Show room? Slightly nippy Schedule opening Sounded catty? Schedule opening Sounded like Garfield Spoke Abyssinian? Subject of Blake's "Songs." Spoke Siamese? Subject of some William Blake's poems. Symbolized by a lamb. Spoke Abyssinian? Sounded like a kitten ''Songs of ... and Experience'' (William Blake) Spoke Persian? Spoke Siamese? Sounded like a cat. Shut up. Stone: Lat. Sounded kittenish. Stone at the Forum? Shut up, in a way. Stone, to Caesar Stone Sounded plaintive Sounded kittenish Stone: L. Sky-blue Sorely mistaken Spoke Siamese? Sorely mistaken Stone, to Caesar Sounded kittenish Sounded like a kitten Semiprecious blue stone Sounded like a string player? Spoke Abyssinian? Spoke Persian? Spoke Burmese? Spoke Burmese? Sr. or Jr. at Indy Spoke Siamese? Start of a logical argument Set forth beforehand. Statement in logic. Stipulation Skid on an angle Skiing maneuver Supposition Skid. Slalom maneuver Supposition Supposition Skid horizontally Screenplay's starting point Stoppage times? Scheherazade's count Screenwriter's pitch Starting proposition Starry times. Scheherazade counted them Strange things seen during periods of darkness Strange things seen during dark periods See 8 Down Sporting hints about golf for those in the dark Scenic effect in old-time melodrama. Staunch Staunch Stanch Smash to bits Staunch Serious quarrel Serious quarrel or fight (B, not D) Staunch Serious quarrel Set back after transport dispute Staunchly loyal Conservative See 53-Down Staunchly Conservative Staunch Conservative showing regret, depressed after time Short appendage Stubby tail Short tail See 52-Down See 60-Across Stubby tail Short tail. Stumpy tail of a rabbit, deer, etc. Small chimp of the Congo Some Mexican music Short, erect tail Strolling band specialty Strolling Mexican musician Style played on a guitarrón Sombrero-wearing musician Short tail Strolling Mexican musician Strolling Mexican musician Sombrero-wearing musician Short erect tail Short tail Short, erect tail Small ensemble of street musicians in Mexico Strolling Mexican musician Small tail Stubby tail Stamp for later on. Short, erect tail Stubby tail Short, erect tail Short tail Shakespearean play in two parts Shakespeare play split into two parts Short, erect tail Short tail Some reading exams? Small incision in tail Some licensing requirements SSN, for example S.S.N., e.g. Some licensing requirements S.S.N., e.g Some licensing requirements Sinks an easy putt Sinks an easy putt Sinks a six-incher, say Sinks, as a short putt Source of many clones 1980s hardware that used Microsoft Basic Surcoats. Short coats. Senate wear, once Surcoats "Some pupil!" or some pupil? Stellar scholar Simple tops Summa cum laude candidate Spruce up, as a kitchen cabinet 90s kid? Supply with a new front. Stellar scholar Spruce up, in a way Stellar scholar Spruce up, as a building front Spruce up, as a building front 90s kid? She-bears: Lat. Sky bears: Lat. She-bears, to Seneca Star bears See 36-Across Sweetums Sweetie Sweetie "80s Ladies" singer "80's Ladies" country singer "80's Ladies" country singer K.T. Singer K.T. "80's Ladies" singer K.T. "80's Ladies" country singer K.T. Singer K.T. "80's Ladies" country singer "80's Ladies" country singer K.T. Singer K.T. Singer K.T. Singer K. T. ___ Singer K. T. Singer K.T. "80's Ladies" singer "80's Ladies" singer Singer K.T. Singer K. T. ___ Singer K. T Singer K.T Singer K.T Sound from Dizzy Gillespie Spectral glide, in jazz Sound made by covering and uncovering the bell of a brass instrument Superhero outfits, typically