Something often declared. Stockholder's bonus Stockholder's income Sum paid regularly to shareholders Share of profit split with north Germany Shareholder bonus '40s First Lady Screen dancer Powell Ship participating in Boston Tea Party. Soprano Steber. Sister of John Foster Dulles. Singer Steber. Soprano Steber 1930's first lady She followed Lou as first lady 1930's-40's first lady She came between Lou and Bess She came between Lou and Bess She has one earl in fits '40s First Lady ___ Smeal, three-term president of NOW Stereotypical bum's home Stereotypical bum's home Street in New York City, formerly frequented by tramps and drunks Singer Flack Singer Flack "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" musical "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" musical. "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" show. "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" musical Soprano Peters Singer Flack or Peters Singer Flack with the 1973 hit "Killing Me Softly With His Song" Singer Flack She gives you Flack through song Songstress Flack Singer Flack Singer Flack with the 1973 hit 'Killing Me Softly With His Song' Singer Flack Singer Flack Skirt of peasant origin. Sack Sack Sack Sack Sack Sack Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, since 1917 Symmetrical necktie knot Spook. Showman who teamed with Bailey Showman who teamed with Bailey Showman extraordinaire Synonym for a showman. Showman Phineas Taylor. Sucker seeker Show for which Jim Dale won the 1980 Tony for Best Actor in a Musical Showman Phineas Taylor See 49-Down See 49-Down "___ Sepolcri" (Ugo Foscolo poem) Saturn and Neptune, to Cato Symbol of bad luck. Son of Amittai 'Superstore' salesman Star of "Affairs of State." Star Celeste. Star of "Anna Christie." Small island in a river or lake. Sort of oak See 19-Down Sun block, at times Sun block, at times Symbol of appeasement. Symbol of Neville Chamberlain. Something for a rainy day. Symbol of protection Sidewalk cafe sight Something held up in the rain? Something held up in the rain? See 17-Across See 17-Across Spanish title. Spanish maid. Spanish miss Spanish miss Spanish young woman Spanish for 'Miss' Start of a Spanish greeting Start of a Spanish greeting Show off shamelessly Show off Show shamelessly Show off Show off Show off Show off shamelessly Show off Show off. Show off defiantly. Show off Show off Show off Show off shamelessly Show off Show off Show off shamelessly Show off Show off Show off to offend large relative Show off Show off note about article from Dior, peut-�tre? Show off apartment crammed with unlimited junk Show off foreign article in apartment Show off accommodation including tips for upscaling necessities Show off both sides on forty-ninth parallel to family member Show off Standing alone Slight cut clipped craft as island arrived at Spot for a title Star Star sign Stumbling blocks Stumbling blocks Stumbling blocks Speech spot Speech spot Speech spot Speechifying spot Solar path Slightly more than one can tolerate Somewhat overdone Slightly more than wanted Somewhat over the top Slightly more than one can tolerate Somewhat overdone Somewhat overdone Somewhat excessive fishy bait for new chum Sailor has irritation over most of the dirt and it's out of order Sailor has irritation over most of the sludge and it's out of order Somewhat OTT adult sank teeth into chum wickedly! Somewhat excessive Stepped back: mud outside new Ruhr location 1950s skirt feature Smart dog '50s skirt appliqué See 9 Across. Stylish dog. Sometimes-dyed dog Sometimes-dyed dog Small dog 1950s skirt 1950s skirt critter 1950s kind of skirt Smart dog Smart dog Servile person Servile person Stout for his companion? Work out it could be for someone in the Vatican! Solid amount that woman's pocketed as mentor Sound advice for fishermen Some Jutland natives Some North Sea fishermen Subjects of Frederick IX. Some are great Some invaders of Britain Some are Great Shakespeare's Claudius and others Some Europeans Some are Great Swedes' neighbors Shakespeare's Claudius and others Swedes' neighbors Some Jutland natives Some North Sea fishermen Some North Sea fishermen Scandinavians Silly Putty and Play-Doh, briefly Service branch disbanded in 1978, briefly Symbols after many brand names Some intellectual property: Abbr. Some intellectual property, for short Symbols in superscript, for short Short logos '40s ''girl with a Star-Spangled heart'' Symbols next to logos: Abbr. Symbols in superscript, for short Symbols next to logos: Abbr Skips, as stones Skips along the water Skips, as stones Skips, as stones on water Skips, as stones Skips along the water Symbols after many brand names Skips on water Symbols after many brand names Skips, as a stone over water. Symbols after brand names '90s House Majority Leader Dick Skips a stone 1990s House majority leader Dick '90s House Majority Leader Dick Skips; rebounds Skips a stone on water Skips on water Start trouble Start something that one shouldn't start Start something, unintentionally Skips over water Skips Skips rocks Service-woman SPAR's counterpart She served in WWII Service-woman. Servicewoman. Service unit. Service branch. Servicewoman Sound of friendly Cockney greeting Indian governess? Servicewoman, briefly Spicy takeout Seoul man? Seoul man Seoul proprietor? Seoul brother? Seoul man Seoul brother, for one Seoul mate, probably She served in WWII Servicewoman, at one time Seoul man Seoul native Servicewoman formerly Servicewoman at one time SPAR's counterpart Seoul man Sun Moon, e.g. Soul from Seoul Seoul man Seoul soul Seoul soul Seoul brother? Seoul man? Seoul man Seoul man? Seoul man? Seoul citizen Seoul man