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Safety gear Skedaddled Sorcery, in the barnyard? Sorcery, in the barnyard? Small fish Stokers. Small cap; biretta. Small cap, like a biretta. Small cap Scott character Safety program Sensor on a helicopter? Swedish tennis star's favorite movie? Smartly dressed military unit? Smartly dressed military unit? Silly: Colloq. Sight-seers of a sort. Slapstick, for instance Song that doesn't go on forever? Slapstick, for instance Stupid talk show host? Singer's piece of fruit? Stupidity See: Latin. See, in footnotes. See: Lat. See, in reference books _____ supra (see above) Scandinavian sights Sycophants. Shoots at Set ___ (light). Shoot at Seafood dish. Scary damsel? Smoked fish dish Sixty-four of these equal about 40 miles Screwballs from the word go? Stereotypically rural Stereotypically rural See 5-Across Swiss coin See 5-Across Some of it may be auctioned off Section of U. S. Spar precisely? Skier or fish Small cask. Sweet letters? Sweet letters? Skier Jean Claude Smart strokes. Sub-shop blaze? Sable and ebony Second grade above a tenderfoot. Silhouette? Shakespearean play about a monarch who writes bad checks? Star of TV's 'The Closer' 60's radical Soup tycoon? Stew flavor source Soccer players aren't fired, they're ___ Sooty stuff Soot used as a pigment Some soot Sandwich that can never be finished? SoCal fortress security lapse? Start of a new job Spoofed Spoofed Sent up Satirized Satirized Suitable for the whole family, or an apt description of the first words of the answers to the starred clues Suburb of St. Paul, Minn. Show about an amorous Aussie? Salad go-with, often Setting for the 2001 film "No Man's Land" Show some spunk Skinned elbow aftermath? Singer See 60-Across See 60-Across SCISSORS Something shaken, supposedly Starts being effective *Seemingly unfitting name for Wrigley Field vines Sweethearts in the ring? Sally Field movie of 1982 1982 Sally Field movie Sycophants, slangily Southern Scottish County. Small dog. Separate, as important directions on a form Small dogs. Subject of an 11/26/22 discovery Song made popular by Libby Holman. Stretching credulity SC State Snack Food Something 7-Down might put down STONEWALLED St. ___, for whom Boston was named. Spicy sausage Scotsman: sl. "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" character '90s coming-of-age sitcom Singers Cleo and Frankie Singers Cleo and Frankie Stanley, Hunter, Novak. Spy Philby et al. Summer side dish Samantha Jones's portrayer on "Sex and the City" Solomon's project Sets, as a table. Swindles Shout of disapproval exactly like another? Scary pants? Scary pants? Stuffed beef casings of Jewish cookery Simple Simon, et al. Stupid Specialist who keeps a Kardashian healthy? ___ Shaker 1990s British popsters ___ Shaker Sticking point Small fry "Sesame Street" audience Schedules in advance '80s pop singer Greg Stock Exchange: German. Shoe-storage gear Sweet song by Seal See 1-Across Sierra Nevada national park Slow-cooker meat servings Standard cooking supplies Standard cooking supplies See 36-Across Secularly. Subject of this puzzle Subject of this puzzle Some markets Splits Splits Splits Shady star of TV's "Alias"? Severs ties Swimming: French. 1973 song by The Stylistics Seam: Ger. Submerged aquatic plant. Sapodilla tree, source of chewing gum. Sapodilla plum. Singing? She played Mrs. Pynchon in "Lou Grant" South American ostrich. She sang about boots Silent star with opera star '70s "Concentration" host Jack '70s "Concentration" host Jack '60s quizmaster Jack "Sketch us a picture, super-sleuth!" (9) Skeptic Skeptic 1920s-'30s stone-faced comic actor causes a war of words? Some frigid temperatures, e.g. Some frigid temperatures, e.g. 1915 song that popularized the phrase "Hail! Hail! The gang's all here" Spanish cape on Medit. Spanish cape Small Nubian harps. Small African harps. Snow, in France Something worn by each of the Blues Brothers Snows: French. Snows: Fr. Speech disorder Speech loss Seeking change? Shows anger? Seaport of Lower Burma. Seaport in NW Burma. Southern state, in song. See 23-Down Skeptical attitude Snout: Ger. ___ Sound, North Carolina. Sound north of Roanoke Island Subatomic particle Storyteller (abbr.) Sorrow-drowning drug of the ancients Sri Lankan seaport Small difference in spreads? Spanish folk song Somber sound for Dudley's sweetheart? Suds summary? San Francisco treat Subjoining Site of the Taj Mahal Skeptic's seasoning? Spoke to: Poet. Start of a quip "Sesame Street" animal named after a singer '95 Siouxsie & the Banshees "The Rapture" single Surgical repair: Comb. form Sound of an awkward dive. Sound of a flat dive. Strike with a dull sound.