Song popular since the 1889s Something exercised by artists Silly 1960s sitcom Show about isolation after a boat crash Something Denver is well-known for 1960s sitcom about a group of castaways Site of castaways Sixties sitcom Site of a televised shipwreck Some Thanksgiving trimming Stripped of wings. Scalloped, as leaf edges. Scalloped, as leaves. Scalloped, as foliage. Scalloped, as a leaf. Scalloped Spanish linens. Series I, part 2 Scale: comb. form. Show hosted by Bambi the Blogger? Student at a "party" college? Scaly: Comb. form. Showing car-rental preference? Storm wind of Greek myth. Singers John and Sean Singing sisters on "The Lawrence Welk Show" Smooth musical passages Smooth musical sections Smooth, unbroken musical passages Spear fisherman Smooth: Comb. form "Seven Keys to Baldplate" author Saint, for whom Edinburgh perhaps was named. Stephen T. takes Harry to Plato, for one Slows down Smart Riviera spot. Some flowers Spot for digital greeting displays? Spot for digital greeting displays? Scotch viper. ___ star (variable binary star) Studied closely Splendor Surveyors' patron? Supreme Court chief justices Warren Some EPA employees Some EPA employees Subway slogan Subway line Singer with the 1965 hit "1-2-3" Singer with the 1965 hit "1-2-3" Stoops See 43 Across Soon afterward: Archaic. See 23-Across Sobriquet of novel character. Sicilian islands Sarcastic comment to lazy baserunner? (Taming of the Shrew, iv, 1, 15) Some hippie textile workers See 55 Down Supporting, à la McGovern 1960s dance showcased on "Laugh-In" Slaves. Slaves or bondmen. Slaves Sitcom set in Brooklyn Small coin of Thailand. Siamese coin unit. Siamese weight. Siamese coin. ___ Street (London Stock Exchange). Sad structure? Start of a watery pun S.C. Signer (with Junr.) Some really rotten garage services? Stuffy trio? Stuffy trio? Small fortunes See 66 Across Sinatra film of '55 Spoke one's mind? Start of a weary quip Start of a quote by Bertrand Russell relevant to crossword solvers Sweet Chaplin persona? Start of quip Skips school: Brit. slang. Stuffed animal feature? Stuffed animal feature? Steel bar used for clamping Short piece of bar steel Something for the first 5,000 fans Small-time gambler Storm garb? Storm garb? Start of the riddle's answer See 73-Across She "has far to go" Start of a nostalgic quote Sherlock Holmes tale See 2 Down. Symbol of discipline Some say it shouldn't be spared Something to spare? Something to be spared Symbol of discipline "Spare ___ . . . " Symbol of punishment. Spare ___. Symbol of discipline Something not to be spared, in a saying Shoe reinforcement Shoe reinforcement Stolen treasure, headline of 1950–51. See 16-Across Start of the riddle's answer Start of a quip See instructions Series about fledgling police officers See 21-Across See 22-Across Sequel to "Dad's Awakening" Story about Easter? Start of a comment by 80 Across Set ___ (take the lead). Set ___ (lead). Sets ___ Stir Start of a remark by Milton Berle 1994 Streep/Bacon thriller 1994 Streep/Bacon thriller Start of a quip Sharon's favorite time? "Soap" family See 60-Across See 60-Across See 29-Across Start of a Churchill observation Stealing "Surfin' Bird" band of the '60s Super Bowl XIV winners Sisters who cannot be trusted? She tells a tale of a knight *2011 superhero film Stage midget, formally Start of an NBA paradox 1950s "American Bandstand" dance Start of a humorous definition of 50-Down (with a French "twist") '70s health scare 21st-century epidemic concern See 107-Across Stonewall Jackson Shoe brand reputedly named after a Scottish golfer Subject of annual speech. 1970's Steelers' eleven 1970's Steelers' eleven See 15 Across Start of a timely quip Start of a quote by Lily Tomlin Start of a quip by Lily Tomlin Start of a pressurized quip Start of a quote from Norman Vincent Peale Schubert chamber work Some metalware Suffix with bump Scratch this Stubborn person getting on another's nerves? St. Paul and Minneapolis Songbird's lament? Shoemaker's unrealized goal Seeing eye __ See eye ___. See eye ___ See 12-Down Southern Indian Sky lights? "___ Son," Sondheim song Source of continual irritation Sore spot Source of continual suffering Source of continual irritation Spiny. Slenderdagger: Rare. Surgical instrument: Var. Surgical instrument "Soar not too high ___ . . . ": Massinger Scandinavian folklore figure in a Grieg title "Sixteen Tons" singer "Sixteen Tons" singer, to a postal worker? See 50-Across Samoan warriors. Samoan warriors Small stem. Stories told by Scheherazade Start of a quip Song Sturdy dock supports? Speech sound in Danish. "Sweetheart" in an old song Spouse of Selene? Sheena, who lives next door? See 18-Across Samoset, for instance. 1990s medical show, relocated Some hoedown dancers See 49-Down Starting point? Secret society member in an episode of "The Simpsons" Steadfast to the deadline Sharon's tools? St. John's player Saxophonist Joshua or pitcher Mark St. John's player St. John's player St. John's player, once Stereophile's pride? Sufficient cough medicine? Shortly, become a success? Slightly off-key Start of a quip Stars on Bonnie R.'s old flag? Start of a quip Scottish pop rockers Del ___ She's billed as the world's first virtual newscaster Stage in mitosis Swallows' return to San Juan Capistrano, e.g. Swallows' return to San Juan Capistrano, e.g. See 41 Across So said Murphy, Part 2 Start of a limerick Start of a remark by Franklin P. Jones Spanish pineapple. Spanish fruit. South American fruit. Spanish pineapple Sharks Sign of spring Sign of spring #2 Sign of spring #2 Seeger lyric (Part 2) Short-order-cook-turned TV personality Short-order-cook-turned TV personality Seating for extra guests, maybe Seating for extra guests, maybe Sides of bacon. Symbol marking a composer's music? Skinners or whippers Swimmer Louganis et al. Streaked with gray Singer Al at an alley? Singer Al at an alley?