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Southern dialect Subject in which sludge is studied? Safety "She"/"Grendel" authors Scissors alternative? Supervising Southwestern salamanders Salamanders of Mexico. Struggled Struggled Scarlett's question after Atlanta burned? Soviet river She wrote "The Heart Listens" Soccer coach who said "I do swear a lot, but the advantage is that having played abroad, I can choose a different language from the referee's." Simpson dad with a dozen donuts? Simpson dad with a dozen donuts? Start of a verse Sampled, with "of" Sampled, with "of" Statistician. Stealing: Prefix '80s Matthew Wilder smash Save from disgrace? Saw things while asleep Series II, part 3 Signs. Select a sweater? Small evergreens Showed trepidation Showed trepidation Sponsor unwisely Successful pig farmer? Sequel to "Madame Bovary"? Suspected Struck (FED FAB anagram) Setting new standards Struck under the ball: Golf. Shopper for woolen goods? Substances like curare. Some nonreactive gases Some gases Sweater selection? Seaport of Honshu Island. Sacred; holy: Comb. form. Sacred: Comb. form. Sacred: Prefix. Saintly: Prefix. Something you might pick up in a gym Sacred: Prefix Saint: Comb. form Strong desire Strong desire Sendoff for a lottery winner? Small outdoor parties? Sendoff for a Christmas shopper? Sendoff for a lottery winner? Sendoff for a Christmas shopper? Saintly: Prefix. Signals Sacred: Prefix Sacred: Comb. form Site of Lambeau Field Source of indigo. Something serving to show. Sign or symptom Sign Salon workers' walkout? Strong hint Suspected Spend time without one's wife, informally Suspected Salt tree Show determination Show displeasure with a task Salt tree of Asia. South Korean golfer with seven PGA tournament wins Service organization. Stagehand splitting his sides? Stagehand splitting his sides? Salt tree. Stretching machines. Stretching devices for fabrics. Shift noisily Sir Elton soaring closely by the control tower? Smart, in a way Small evergreen Salt tree of India Starting point of the Burma Road. Smiles broadly Salt tree Signaling remembrance, in a way Skiing champion Skaardal Salt tree Slalomer Skaardal St. Louis ed. Inst. Salon graffiti? Sassed Starting over Start of conference? Stuck Secretary of State under F. D. R. and Truman. She was Jennifer Hart on "Hart to Hart" Set-up packages Sharpen the pencil? Sharpen the pencil? Stockpiles car motors? Single guy's place Soldiers on foot, collectively Soldiers led by a child? Shipping center in Pomerania. Some soldiers Some ballpark hits Song standard from 1966, with "The" Say "Smile!" to Hugh Jackman during dinner? Say "Smile!" to Hugh Jackman during dinner? "___," said Tom unremittingly Start of a quip Start of a silly quip Song by the rock band My Chemical Romance Song by the rock band My Chemical Romance S. California city Start of a quip Start of a zinger by 49-Across Spanish or Portuguese princely title. Spanish baby. Spanish king's son. Spanish title Spanish prince Sluggish, in Sicilia Singularly impressive bust? Swear words? State of being not allowable See instructions Stadium-crowd-shot shout Sacrifices Suffix denoting subfamilies: Zool. Suffix in zoology. Swooning, e.g. Somehow Somehow Slot machine treat. Sundance fodder Secure Start of a quip Start of a quote by 22-Across Start of a bad cook's quip Street where deities live? Seasoning from an Indiana university? Surround. Some running competitions SOON SOON SOON Soon "Say ___, say I'm sad . . . Jenny kissed me." Swiss abstractionist joint Start of a "Frank & Ernest" quip "Scruples" author "Scruples" novelist Judith " . . . shut yourself up ___": Flaubert " . . . shut yourself up ___ . . . ": Flaubert Sebastiania seeds "Streets of ___" '70s-'80s NHLer known as "Lucky Pierre" '70s-'80s NHLer known as "Lucky Pierre" Sharecroppers. Skinny one's feature Secular, in Paris 1980s NBC programming exec Shipboard investment? Soviet guns "-- silly question..." Small Nubian harp. Senator Sparkman is one. She wrote the poem "O the Chimneys" Shag flies while talking with a twang? Some Southerners Stilwell's successor in China. Struggling to silence an aluminum clock? Seward's folly Sleepy reptiles? "Surfer Rosa" producer Steve Song by Louis A. Hirsch. Security company's job Start of a verse Scandal-ridden German pol. org. Scruff, on a "chat" Show affection, in a way Swedish philanthropist/French sociologist Showman's good buys? Saar swain's darling Showing less wear? Some claimants Steve Miller Band: "Fly ___" Singer Bettencourt of the band Extreme Soho swindler Similar Stated in a few words. Small projecting bits. See 55-Down Start of a Dr. Frankenstein comment on his monster See 17-Across See 17-Across Standards, e.g. Small lump. Second king of Rome. Soubriquet for Clemenceau Siberian district Siberian region. Sign in NASA's cafeteria? Supergirl's secret identity Sheepish youngsters? Supergirl's secret identity Snuggling types? Sneakers: Forgot-ten Soviet secret police Sourish bakery offerings Successor to OGPU Secret-police letters Satan pseudonym Stalled car Synthetic mat. Sign on a treehouse likely to come down around age 12 or 13 Shak. title abbr. See Notepad Senator William of Va. "Saturday Night Live" role for Gilda Radner Swimming and diving, e.g. Swimming and diving, e.g. See 35-Across See 35-Across Something you may get on the cheek Special radio offering Show, redundantly Suffixes meaning "like." Suffixes for similar things STEP UP: 3 Show about a slick lawyer? Superfamily: Comb. form Sam Clemens' wife. Sharpening devices. State motto of New Hampshire: 4 wds. Scene of great naval battle. Salad dressing at a power lunch? "Sea Hunt" star She weds novelist—OPEC applauds Something a cockney might say. Start of an ode to a baptism sponsor Suffix in chemistry. Scottish body of water with beverage concentrate added?