See 20-Across Signals one knows the answers, maybe (South Africa) See 3 Down See 3-Down "Swear to God!" Start of a quip by 58-Across Stiller's walkway? Species of Mexican yuccas Start of the reason the 17-Across is one of the "dumbest dumb animals" 1967 Sonny & Cher hit Some advice from Ann Landers Part 1 Serious suds stalker? Start of a quip Slogan about a just discovered math theorem? Secret subterranean base of operations for 26-Across Start of an Erma Bombeck quip Start of Julius's phrase for a carpenter? Start of a Yogi Berra quote Start of the riddle's answer Superior (with 40-Across) Start of a Yogi Berra quote Song from "Red, Hot and Blue" Safe bet at the bakery? Small object of worship. Scientist featured in an X-rated film? Sweethearts Start of a quip from Court and Society Review, 1887 See 18-Across Start of a quip Super Bowl III MVP Super Bowl III MVP "__ Say No" ("Oklahoma!" song) "___ Say No" (sung by 104 Across) Shelling, as corn Sinuous storytellers Sinuous storytellers Sugarcane disease in Hawaii Singly. Singly 'Stones for --' (1988 Glenn Close movie) 'Stones for --' (1988 film) Smashing Pumpkins "Gish" opener '70s TV sleuth 60's-70's TV sleuth Sheep, in 37-Across Senator in space Senator from Utah, 1975-93 Salvador D.'s pirate flag? Soul immortal Soul immortal Soul man Some treadmill users Sixth-century pope Sinatra's assertion of self-sufficiency Singer Timberlake on parole? Southwestern shrubs yielding a cosmetic oil Sculptor of George Washington Sculptor of classic bust of Washington. Sexy operators? Sailor's light rope for seizing Sore loser's cry Start of a point to ponder Starts the wrong way? / City south of Tampa Sign in a limo that aptly concludes the sequence formed by the last words of 17-, 28- and 45-Across Sign in a limo that aptly concludes the sequence formed by the last words of 17-, 28- and 45-Across Sinatra song about snafus during a concert? State of affairs "in the old town tonight." Saucy payment system? Sort of bunny business? Singer Johnny's gallop? Sunday drives, e.g. *Some vacation travel Start of a quote See 48-Across She lives on parties Show biz's Peggy and Mama 1967 spy movie spoof Sheaths Shells of shells Shell discards Sausage wraps Sneak previews of next year's evangelical garments? Salt of a certain acid. Song from Gershwin's "Girl Crazy" Spoke like a Scotsman Spoken with a trill Social workers' work Store owner's sign from above? (Part 2) Seagram's product Shot of a dance Strong advocates of margarine? Some dairy records? She played a maid in "G.W.T.W." See 28 Across See 20 Across Smart goat? Steal, as a vehicle Scandinavian coffee additive? STOP ... S. A. tongue Sign for a jury selector? Swims like a toddler Start of a query *Stray hunter *Stray hunter Schools of thought Sullen Sax Rohmer character San Antonio's county Subject of a Gore book Sprays from a puddle. Scatterbrained singer? Sixth-century date Second Council of Constantinople year Staked Sprinkle with decorations. Some U.S. Army brass Sacks: Abbr. Shots after shots? School board output? Summer bingo need? Shutting out Scrabble cheat? Scrabble cheat? Some lounging furniture Scenic range of the Appalachians. Sewing jobs Scene of White House receptions. Shaving lotions. Show featuring bikini-clad women Show known for its slow-motion shots Show set in Hawaii Series of revivals? Sad racetrack tout? Some Gainsborough forgeries Small fortress. Small fortress of olden times. 1974 Stewart Moss chiller Small madder flowers Sale come-on Subject for Judith Butler in "Gender Trouble" Site of famous tidal bore, no fun intended Stock raiser. Some corporate employees, informally She-goat: Fr. Some nature sightings Sideshow staple Sideshow attraction Starts of bench-clearing brawls Spokesperson? Swedish princess, recent U. S. visitor. Santa --, California Stooge of the '50s Something that goes from a pit to your stomach? Supports on a ship's mast Supports for trestletrees on ships Sign of spring Seasonal poet Show determination, in a way See 17-Across See 17-Across Slope: Comb. form. Sportscaster Len Sportscaster Len who wrote "Spanning the World" Sportscaster Len Sportscaster Len who wrote "Spanning the World" Sullivan regular Shelley Shelley or Lazar "Sonny Boy" directive Senator from Kentucky. Sunny skies Similar to an apron top Store for ornithologists Some sightings Start of a **** film title Start of a story? (1977) "Smarty"? Scrap remover in rolling mill. Schoolmate with a talent for water coloring? Scalloped. Scalloped, as a leaf Salad maker's quest, perhaps Some footwear features Suburb of Colon. Stopovers Some skiing stars? Spaces in a battlement Spaces in a battlement Spaces in a battlement. See 17-Across Scatterbrained oversight, in un-PC humor Singer who loves flashy jewelry? Singer who loves flashy jewelry? Shipping charges? Start of a confession Scottish imps. Sad royal son? Sad royal son? Small rodent of Chile. Sunnite Moslem See 32-Across Shirts, in "Tam o' Shanter." Shirts: Dial. Shirts, in Scotland Shirts, in England Shirts, in Sheffield Soviet missiles Slender running stems. Science dealing with fermentation Son of Cush. Shiny fabrics. Sat in the hot seat, perhaps Suffix meaning lizard. Some thick hair ringlets St. Louis-based grocery chain Snake deity of voodoo cult. Snake deity Supersonic plane engines Subdistrict in Kenya Square Seldom: Arch. Sycophant Stream near Salerno *Sex column that coined the word "santorum" Swedish chemist Supreme rulers Sam Cooke's "You ___" Swiss physician and alchemist. Some PowerBooks Spat Sentences with unexpected endings, such as 17, 23, 37, and 50 Across Stoles and muffs. Staffing up early STONE Spot for KP duty? Stuff envelopes ahead of time, as for an ad mailing Shoppers' delights Shoppers' delights Score mark, in music Suffixes meaning feet. San ___, Honduran city Seize, in Sicily Stupid in England? Something seen Some manufacturers do it to thread Singer Cline dupes singer Ross? Staring one. Shout upon pulling Dorothy's dog out of a hat? "Sleepers" star Jason "Sleepers" co-star Jason