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'80s police show partner 1980s Tyne Daly role '80s police show partner '80s police show partner Sixth-century pope Sixth-century pope Sixth-century pope Sixth-century pope Specialties of some designers* Small Jewish town Small Jewish village Setting for many Sholem Aleichem stories Small Jewish village of yore Small Jewish town or village in Eastern Europe Slangy greetings Slangy greetings Surprised exclamations. Shouting sounds Slangy greetings Startled cries Startled cries Several beehives. Susan ___, writer-photographer Susan who wrote "Illness as Metaphor" She wrote "Under the Sign of Saturn" Susan who wrote "The Volcano Lover" Susan who wrote "In America" Susan who wrote 'In America' Speaker of the quote Source of quote See 17-Across See 50-Across Source of all the quotes in this puzzle Speaker of this puzzle's "double quote" Siding? Sound passage Sound track? Spike TV, formerly Spike Lee sued to prevent it from changing its name Statler Bros. broadcaster Spike TV, formerly Spike's former name Spike TV, once Spike, once Spike TV's former name Spike TV, formerly Spike TV, formerly Spike TV, formerly Spike TV, formerly Spike on TV, formerly Spike sued to prevent its name change Spike TV, previously Spike's old network name Spike TV, formerly Spike TV, once Spike TV, formerly Spike TV's former name Spike TV, formerly Spike TV, once Spike TV, once Spike TV, formerly Spike TV, formerly 1980s cable competitor of CMT Sylvania products mfr. Sprint competitor, once Skew Skew Skew, as data Skew Skew, as data Startup segment Startup segment Start of a project Start of a multi-step project Start of a project Slots for thumb drives Some PC ports Straight from the mint Sopranos actress de Matteo 'Sopranos' actress ___ de Matteo Straight from the mint Straight from the mint Shy about being popular, but bright She played Adriana on 'The Sopranos' Shout for joy, capturing Queen, guru's last piece 'Shades of Blue' actress de Matteo Scrooge-like. Stubbornly obstructive Spring greenery. Shoe reinforcements Shoe parts Stiffen Shoemaker's supply Stiffen Stiffen in fear Stiffen Shoe protectors Show nerves Stiffen through nervousness Show nervousness Smart hotshot bottling anger about computer connection Show nerves, in a way Special permission over wearing fashionable pants inside Show nervousness Sunday number Stiffen in fear Stiffen in fear Sunday number Singing group Sacred music. Simple sacred tune. Schulberg-Kazan picture. Singing group Sacred melody Saint's film debut: 1954 Spiegel film that won eight Oscars Stately hymn tune Stately hymn Student into Horace composed hymn tune Some female deer Some does Same as mentioned Stags' mates Same as previously mentioned Some deer Same as above, in footnotes Same Some deer Some does Same as previously given, in footnotes Some female deer Some deer Some female deer Several 22A in Paris Same: Latin. Same. Stars: French. Something previously mentioned. Satin fabrics. Same: Lat. abbr. Stars over Paris. Star-shaped patterns Same Stars: Fr. Stars over Sedan Same: Lat. Same, in marginal notes Same, to Ovid Stars on stage Study for astronomes Stars, in Paris Stars, in Sevres Sights at l'observatoire Steered clear of Shunned. Shirked. Sidestepped Skirted Shunned Steered clear of Shunned Sidestepped Skirted Steered clear of Shunned Steered clear of Steered clear of Shunned Shunned video ad after edit Stayed clear of Steered clear of Steered clear of Steered clear of Slayers of Captain Cook. Sakini and friends in the "Teahouse." Sent via train by locals Student's satchel Student's tote Schoolchild's burden Student's tote Student's tote Student's tote Stadium chant, and word that can follow the ends of the answers to starred clues Stadium chant, and word that can follow the ends of the answers to starred clues Secy. Johnson's department. Sec. Brown's concern Security Side on a football field Secondary side Sort of STATEMENT Sort of Seeking a trendy style, to some extent '60s filmdom philanderer '60s filmdom philanderer '60s role for Michael Caine 1966 song that asked "What's it all about?" 60s movie or song Song that lost to ''Born Free'' on Oscar night Some surreal fiend in film Slayers of Harold II 1066 settlers in England. "Slightly dilapidated," in Realtor-speak Sticks figure Same, to Sulla Some 30-Down inhabitants Sticks figure Same, to Seneca Simple. Slow leak's sound Snake's warning Snuffy Smith, for one Steam sound Slow-leak sound Sound from a leaky tire Simple country person Sound of an air leak Sound of air escaping Sound of a leak Same, in footnotes Snake's warning Steam sound Slow-leak sound Snake's warning Same as before Sound of a live wire Sound of a leak Sound from a leaky tire Snuffy Smith, e.g. Scary sound for a balloonist Suitable for the country Steam sound Sound of air escaping Sounds from a snake pit? Sound of a slow leak Sound from a snake pit Sound before going flat "Same as above," in bibliographies Same as previously mentioned Sound of air escaping Sound from a snake pit Suitable for the country Sound before going flat Sound of an air leak Sound from a snake pit Same as before, in footnotes "Same," in old Rome Same as mentioned Same as before: in footnotes Same: L.