San Jose's locale, vis- -vis San Diego San Francisco, to most Californians Stale Stale Shopworn Said too often Shopworn Stale Stale Shopworn Said too often Stale Shopworn Shopworn. Stale. Stereotyped. Stereotyped Stable talk. '60s rebel 1960s flower child '60s nonconformist Summer of Love participant Stall sound Stable talk Sound like Dobbin '60s nonconformist '60s peacenik 60s nonconformist '60s peacenik Sixties dropout Sixties youth Summer of Love attendee Sound at 44-Across, maybe '60s ''flower child'' Stall call Stable sound Speak horsely? Sound from a stable Sound on Old MacDonald's farm Stable response Start eating Start supper Speak in a horse voice Start enthusiastically Set resolutely to work. Sound by the bay? Said too often Stale Stable sound Start vigorously Sound from a bay Start eating Sound heard at the track Stating the obvious Start-of-meal comment Sound by the bay? Stable sound Sound from a stable Sound from a bay Stable sound Sound from a stable "Start eating!" Sound on Old MacDonald's farm Stable sound Start putting stuff away? Stable sound "Start eating!" "Start eating!" Sound from a stable Sound from a stallion Start enthusiastically Start eating ''Start eating!'' ''Start eating'' Stable negative? Skeptical sound at Belmont? Secretariat utterance? Skeptical sound at Belmont? Secretariat utterance? Silver sound? Sounds like it's not positive and that's from the horse's mouth Sound from a horse Shopworn Sharp blow in karate __ suey Sound from a horse Stable sound Sound sensed by a jockey Stallion's sound Sea feature Shopworn Small theatrical part Stale, joke-wise ___ suey Sliver Stand-up's joke Stale Shtick Slicing stroke. Stand-up shtick Smidge Stale Shopworn Shopworn Slice of pork Slice of meat. Stale, joke-wise Suey's partner Short tennis stroke Star of "The Mrs. Bradley Mysteries" Suey or house Steakhouse entree Spin-producing tennis shot Stale System of a Down "___ Suey!" Salary stipulation Slight push Slight push Slight push Subtle hint Slight push. Suey starter Sticks or shop Sort of stick Slight jog. Sharp blow in karate ___ suey Slight push Small amount See 16-Across Series of jokes Small piece Smidgen Scintilla Shtick Shtick Slight push Small sample Scintilla Smidgen Some Winnipeg dunderhead upset by dig in the ribs Small part Stand-up shtick Smidge Series of jokes Small piece Smidgen Scintilla Shtick Small amount Stand-up routine Storage unit? Started to eat, with "into" Shove Small part Suggestion's grand, undressed? Shtick Short time Small role Small fragment Small amount Small quantity Smidgen Started on dinner Small piece Shred Small part in motion pictures. Small stage part. Small part in a play. Slice of pork Small quantity. Small tool. Sack composer drops at home See 50 Across. Small role. Somewhat. Small piece. Strike with an axe Somewhat (with "a"). Small amount. Snaffle. Short time: Colloq. Small portion Stung Snaffle Scrap Small role Small part Sliver Snippet Shtick performance Short time Short while Speaks in a happy-go-lucky manner Sprightly songs Shtick Smidgen Swinging songs See 42-Across "Sands of ___ Jima" Smidgen Spirited songs Smidge Site of a 2005 60th-anniversary memorial service, briefly Supertramp "Give a Little ___" Snaffle or pelham, e.g. "Sands of __ Jima": 1949 film '40s flag-raising site, briefly Shtick performance Stand-up shtick Sings cheerfully Sings gaily Swinging ditties Speaks rhythmically Springy motions. Sings cheerfully. Swingy rhythms. Sings merrily. "Sands of ___ Jima" (John Wayne film) "Sands of ___ Jima" Sprightly airs Sings gayly Spirited tunes Small portion Smidgin Sings gaily Shtick Songs from Erin Scintilla Small part Sings with swings Springy songs Site of a 2005 60th-anniversary memorial service, briefly Speaks with a pleasing rhythm '40s flag-raising site, briefly Swings rhythmically "Sands of __ Jima": 1949 film Stand-up's offering Spritely tunes Stand-up offering Sank one's teeth into Smidgen "Sands of __ Jima" Speaks with a pleasing rhythm "Sands of ___ Jima" Setting of a 1945 Pulitzer-winning photo, briefly Smidgen Swingy tunes See 42-Across Sulphur Island, for short