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Sounds like a broken record Skeleton of a sea animal. Service customer. Sea animal. Soft sea skeleton. Soak up Surgeon's need Sycophant Surgeon's request Squishy dish cleaner Surgeon's aid Squarepants species Sea creature SquarePants is one Squarepants species Squarepants species? Squarepants is one Sopper-upper Squarepants is one Snuffer, e.g. Subject of many a portrait Scenery Shrink Shallow vessel containing little drop Some Buffalo wings Scorpions, Shooting Stars, ___. String puller Speed-of-sound planes. Software buyer Source of some rattling Some Buffalo wings Stout swords with a curved blades Sink See 34-Down Suffer Icarus' fate Soak Selfish sort Succumb to the sea Swamp Sink in the drink Succumb to the sea Submerge at lower level to contain river Submerge Submerge Submerge Surfer, so to speak Smart and so vain, terribly offensive Self-serving opportunist, perhaps Some strongbox contents Safe deposit Some strongbox contents Selfish person Stones in crowns Stones in tiaras Some bling Stones in tiaras Software buyer Summits Summits Software purchaser Summits Software employer? .1 spots Summits Software buyer Summits Summits. Summits Source of many computer errors Software customer Software purchaser Snapchat participant She employs Subject of a software license Software license party Software buyer Selfish sort Software agreement reader, supposedly Software license reader, supposedly Software buyer Selfish friend Software employer? Software customer Software purchaser Soft aquatic creature Sessile aquatic animal with numerous pores Singular niff? English drunkard Squishy scrubber Slant Special approach Story line Stegner's Pulitzer novel "__ of Repose" Seek slyly, with "for" Slant Slant See 40-Across Secret motive Scheme Stegner's Pulitzer novel "__ of Repose" Seek slyly, with "for" Slant Slant Sly ploy Story line Secret motive Slant Scheme so as to get something. Scheme to get. Sharp corner. Stratagem: Slang. Slant. Standpoint. Special technique. Scheme Story's approach Special approach Slant Something acute or obtuse Story slant Story line Square corner Secret motive Square corner Secret motive Slant Special approach Something acute or obtuse Slant Secret motive See 23 Across Selfie taker's concern Selfie choice Selfie consideration Spatters. Spots of color. Spatters Sloshes, spatters Scatters liquid Steeplechase obstacle Small waterway Skip, as class Skip, as class Scrap Skip, as school Sci-fi Doctor Sci-fi show with companions, casually Sci-fi Doctor "Says __?" Stephen King's "The Girl __ Loved Tom Gordon" Set-designing initials? Show biz pioneer Sarnoff's org. Sarnoff's company Sony competitor Sony rival Sarnoff's co. Second-oldest US record label Sony competitor Sanyo rival Sharp competitor Sarnoff's corporation. Sarnoff's firm. Sarnoff's outfit: Abbr. Sarnoff's company. Sarnoff's corp. 70-story building in N. Y. C. Sarnoff's outfit. Skyline letters in N.Y.C. Satcom F4 owner Sarnoff's org. Satcom co. Satellite dish producer Selectavision producer Sharp competitor Sony BMG record label Sony rival Sony competitor Stereo jack type Sony competitor Sony or JVC rival Sony rival Sanyo rival Sharp rival Sony rival Sony flagship label Satellite-dish producer Sony rival Sony competitor Shakira's label SZA's record label Sony record label Sony's rival Smart TV brand Sarnoff's co. Sony competitor Sony record label SZA's record label Smart TV brand Shania Twain, e.g. Second-highest voice in a four-part chorus See 39-Down Singing part See 67 Across. Section of a glee club. Singer in a quartet. Singing part. ___ saxophone. Singer. Singing voice. Singer Sax or singer Singer's voice "STOP," in Jalisco See 49 Down Second-voice carrier See 14 Across Señorita's "Stop!" Singing voice ___ sax Singing part Second voice Start of some cloud names See 118-Across ___ saxophone Saxophone type Sax type Singing part Singing voice ___ sax Second word of a California city Saxophone range Sax classification Sax for Bird She's deep Second highest in a family of instruments Singing part Second highest, in a family of instruments Second-highest in four-part harmony Shania Twain, for one Second-highest voice in a four-part chorus Soprano alternative Sax section member Sax variety Singer above a tenor Sax type for Charlie Parker Singer's range Sax type Sax range Saxophone type Singing range of many women