Super, slangily Super Slangy accolade Slangy "Superb!" Super Super, slangily Sweet, slangily Swell, in '90s slang '90s slang for 'cool' Swell, in 1990s slang ___ si-io '90s ''nifty'' Subway-platform word Stereotypically wealthy city area Stereotypically stylish Section of a city. Subway sign Stylish and expensive Subway platform word Subway heading, perhaps Stereotypically wealthy city area Stereotypically stylish Stereotypically stylish Showy but shoddy. ''Supergrain'' from South America South American grain Signior regularly enters as food favoured by 8? South American goosefoot with leaves used like spinach See 67-Across See 67-Across Substantially consisting of articles and paintings *Secrets that would be embarrassing to reveal *Secrets that would be embarrassing to reveal Stumper? Seat seeker Seat seeker, briefly Seat pursuer Short office holder? Seat seeker, briefly Seasoned campaigner ___ sci. Senator, for example Smoke-filled room figure Stumper? Seat seeker Senator, e.g. Senator or congressman, for short Smoke-filled room habitue Sen. or Rep. Sen. or rep. Seat seeker, briefly Smoke-filled room type Sen. or Rep Seat seeker, briefly S. Harper or M. Ignatieff Sen. or rep Strike note of the Liberty Bell Stravinsky's prince Sikorsky or Stravinsky Soviet aviation pioneer Sikorsky Stock name for a villain's assistant Sikorsky or Stravinsky Stereotypical lab assistant Stravinsky See 9 Down (4) Sikorsky of aviation Stereotypical name for lab assistants Stravinsky's first? Scientist's helper of film Sikorsky of helicopters Stereotypical lab name Stereotypical lab assistant Sikorsky or Stravinsky Sikorsky of aviation Stereotypical lab assistant Stereotypical lab flunky Stravinsky or Sikorsky Stereotypical name for a mad scientist's assistant Stravinsky or Sikorsky Stravinksy Stravinsky Scientist's helper of film Stereotypical lab name Stereotypical lab assistant Stock horror film servant Sikorsky or Stravinsky Sikorsky of aviation Sci-fi lab assistant Stereotypical lab assistant Sikorsky of aeronautics Stock villain in Gothic fiction Stravinsky or Sikorsky Soviet nuclear physicist Kurchatov ___ Stravinsky. Singer Gorin. Stravinsky or Gorin. Stravinski. Slavic name. Stravinsky. Stravinski Stravinsky or Gorin Sikorsky Stravinsky Soviet scientist Kurchatov Sikorsky or Stravinsky Stereotypical hunchback Soviet Physics Nobelist ___ Tamm Stereotypical lab assistant Stereotypical lab assistant's name Servant in the "Discworld" novels Stravinsky or Sikorsky Servant in "Young Frankenstein" Sikorsky or Stravinsky Stravinsky or Sikorsky Stereotypical lab assistant Sikorsky of plane design Sikorsky of aviation Stereotypical name for a sci-fi lab assistant Sikorsky or Stravinsky Stucco strip Strip of latticework Slat Strip of wood Stucco backing Strip of wood in a latticework Shutter piece. Strip of wood. Slat Strip of wood Stucco backing Strip of wood in homebuilding Shingle supporter Slate backing Stucco backing Strip of wood Strip of wood Slate substructure Stucco strip Slate backing Strip of wood Shingle supporter Strip of wood Strip of wood Strip of latticework Strip of latticework Strip of wood used as a base for plastering Strip of wood from machine, unfinished Strip seen in Senegal at harvest-feast Strip given to Michael Atherton Slat Strip of wood Strip of wood under plaster Soldier's assignment Soldier's assignment Soldier's assignment Scout's pledge word Shirkers shirk it Synonym of 18 Down Scout's pledge word Shirkers shirk it Soldier's assignment Soldier's assignment Scout's pledge word Something added to Cap'n Crunch Some human kindness Symbol of whiteness. Standard part of a food pyramid Skim or 2% Squeeze out Skim or 2% Squeeze out See 11 Across See 103 Across See 35-Down "Surprised By Joy" autobiographer C.S. She controls Lamb Chop Shari, Jerry, or Gary Shari or Jerry Sprinter Carl "Surprised By Joy" autobiographer C.S. Shari or Jerry Sauk Center's famous redhead. Sinclair ___. Scoot Skip town Split Skip town Scoot Skedaddle Skedaddle Skedaddle Scoot Skedaddle Skedaddle Ships, having lost little time, make run for it Ships ultimately abandoned: take flight Ships not finished — take flight Ships not completed -- take flight Scram Shock with a gun Shock with a spark Subdue, as a rowdy perp Subdue by shocking Shock with a stun gun Stun, in a way Subdue with a stun gun Shock, as a perp Shock, as a perp Shock with a stun gun Shock, in a way Stun, in a way Subdue, perhaps Subdue by shocking Shock with a stun gun Subdue with a stun gun Stun, as a perp Stun with a gun Subdue, perhaps Subdue with a charge Subdue, in a way Stun with a police gun Stun, in a way Shock, as a perp Shock, in a way Subdue with a zap Subdue with a zap Shock with a stun gun Stun, in a way Stun, as with a police gun Stun, as a suspect Stun with a charge Subdue with a stun gun Shock, in a way Subdue through electric shock Stun with a gun Stun with a charge Stun with a zapping gun Shock with a stun gun Stun with a jolt Subdue at a riot, perhaps Subdue at a riot, informally Subdue by stunning Subdue by stunning, informally Subdue during a riot, informally Subdue in a riot, informally Subdue with a shock Subdue, in a way Shock, in a way Shock, in a way Subdue with a shock