Crossword Clues Start With S, page 114
She came between Betty and Nancy
Set sail
Shoved off
Shoved off
Something crystallised, fake gem wrapped in nettle, perhaps?
San ___ (site of Nixon's Western White House)
San ___, Calif.
Song from 'Kiss Me, Kate'
Still too hot to eat, maybe
Surgical tool
Surgical instrument
Shellfish.
Stickers of Independent politician found during checks
Strange rote -- see enough of different parts
State: Abbr.
Simoleon
Simoleon
Simoleon
Simoleon
Simoleon
Strike sovereign or pound
Strangely unreal energy about sections of film showing astronomical phenomenon
'So tell me ...'
"Soap" actor Robert
"Soap" actor Robert
Siouan language.
Short-sighted minx with band in charge of sandwiches put on
Soap slot, perhaps
Soap-opera hr., perhaps
Soap slot, maybe
Soap time, maybe
Socialist fiery and very popular
Siesta time, perhaps
Siesta time, perhaps
Sorry sorts
Swallow gin cocktail - is that holding back?
Sorry sorts
Some fasters
Sorry souls
Some fasters
Something that's not easy to blow
Sign of autumn
Subject of a favorite old song.
Sight circa 41 Across
"Sorry if ___ a little harsh ..."
Sight near the autumnal equinox
Sight near the autumnal equinox
2006 #1 Shakira hit
Sign of autumn
Surprise candidate
See 17-Across
Silicon Valley device
Sassy kid
Small toy?
Sassy kid
Small toy?
[See circles]
Sassy youth
Sassy kid
Source of a puddle jumper's thrust
Source of a puddle jumper's thrust
Small plane's power
Scheduling concern
SMEILL
Sidewalk annoyance
Sun-Times film critic
Shift from one dialect to another, depending on the social context
Shift from one dialect to another, depending on the social context
Shift between dialects in conversations ... or a three-piece hint to the substitutions in this puzzle's 15th row?
Sound of Music extra
"Schindler's List" villain
Stern deck
Soup ___ ("Seinfeld" character)
"Schindler's List" extra
Ship's palindromic deck
Scuttlebutt
Skinny
Symbol of fascism in Europe.
Skinny
Skinny
Storm trooper or Brown Shirt.
Straight dope
Stern deck of a caravel.
Ship's deck.
Stern deck.
Ship deck
"Schindler's List" extra
"Schindler's List" villain
See 34-Down
Superlawyer Gerry
Superlawyer Gerry who wrote "How to Argue and Win Every Time"
Superlawyer Gerry
Ship's deck
Ship deck
Ship's deck
Ship deck
Skinny
Speaker of the quip
1985-91 'Saturday Night Live' cast member
Shropshire town closely associated with Abraham Darby
Sports car launched in 2008, codenamed Project Eagle
Supplement (abbr.)
Skinny
1922 silent film (also called Possession) based on the novel by Anthony Hope
Sum: Abbr.
Something appended: Abbr.
Stretchable paper holders
Sprinted faster than
Soldier in Marshal Joffre's army.
Soldat.
Soldier of 1914.
Soft little shoes
Socklike shoes
Surpassed
1917 soldat.
Sprinted faster than.
Soldier of France.
Showed one's heels to
Surpassed
Soldier at Verdun
Small rug
Soldier at the Marne
Shower room sight
Surpassed
"Shucks!" or "Pshaw!"?
Some of you transgressed, quickly escaped on foot
Scanned bars
Speech from "Hamlet"?
Sizzling.
Spanish American
Spanish: Comb. form.
Scanned bars
Supermarket lines?
Subtle one
Scanner target
Schism
Separation
2014 Swedish Olympic hockey team goalie
Start of a wife's comment
'50s Gale Storm sitcom
'50s sitcom
Synagogue celebration
'50s series starring Gale Storm
`50s series starring Gale Storm
Sept. 13, 1977
Star of a classic sitcom set at a Vermont inn
Star of a '70s TV sitcom
S. American plant cutters.
Stand-up comic with a "button-down mind"
Synagogue celebration
Star of a classic sitcom set at a Vermont inn
Suzanne Pleshette's TV hubby
Saint Patrick’s Day celebrant, often
Start of a verse
Showing off on skis
Star of a classic sitcom set at a Vermont inn
Showing off
Simple sugar
Sugar with six carbon atoms
Simple sugar
Stripes
Shortsighted one
Slithery "Dick Van Dyke Show" comic?
Slithery "Dick Van Dyke Show" comic?
Strong snuff.
Snuff made from tobacco leaves
Strong snuff
Short-sighted person
Shortsighted one
Short for a girl's name.
Shortsighted one
Shortsighted person
Short-sighted person
Still broken
Shortsighted one
Shortsighted person
Short-sighted person
Still possessed.
Sch. where you might major in Strike Negotiation
Shortsighted one
"Singing" grasshopper
Start of a bumper sticker that may end with one's favorite (usually expensive) vehicle
Stridulant insect.
Sound effect in insect world.
Singing insect
Shrill insect
Shrill insect
Senior RN officer
She cut John Wayne from an important part
Smoke-covered skin of brill or flounder
Southern swarmer
Setting for a resignation announcement, maybe
Scrunchie alternative
Securer of locks
Securer for locks
Securer of locks
Social butterfly's flower pot?
Social butterfly's flower pot?
Song that first topped the charts on 4/13/1957 ... or how its singer's name appears in the answers to starred clues
Song that first topped the charts on 4/13/1957 ... or how its singer's name appears in the answers to starred clues
Scared and then some
1957 #1 song title that appears in the line after "I'm in love"
Scottish county or gay sock pattern.
Sock pattern.
Scottish county.
Stocking knit.
Scottish county
Scottish pattern: Var.
1962 single by Nancy Sinatra; 2018 single by David Guetta, Martin Garrix and Brooks
South American's ear of corn
South African corn
Scottish polymath known as “the Admirable”
Seaside town that's home to Leonardo Da Vinci Airport
Seaside town that's home to Leonardo Da Vinci Airport
Singer of Arcade, winner of the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest
Sugar-refining equipment which raises liquid by air or steam pressure
Sedative drug
Structures in cells that produce energy
Sweetfish
Scottish engineer, dubbed 'Colossus of Roads' by his friend Robert Southey
Someone ____ something is determined to get it
S. African village
South African village
Small village
South African village
Small village
South African village
South African Village
South African Village
Social behavior issue
Special-education challenge
Special-education challenge
Screenplay for two actors
Screenplay for two actors, e.g.
Singer with the 2002 debut hit "Complicated"
Singer with the 2002 debut hit "Complicated"
Sacred city, 12,000 ft. up: Var.
See 3 Down.
Sherwood Forest man
Spice produced from the distinctive pericarps of Illicium verum
Supporter of complete state supremacy over the church
Source of "Once more unto the breach"
Source of "Once more unto the breach"
Shakespearean history
Shakespearean hero.
Shakespearean play
Shakespearean drama
Shakespeare play
Shakespeare work of 1599
Series of five novels by James Fenimore Cooper