Start of le monologue d'Hamlet Stow, as cargo Sein : German :: ___ : French Stow on a ship 'Seriez' is a form of it Ser : Spanish :: ___ : French Stow cargo Start of le monologue d'Hamlet Stow, as on a ship Stow on board Stow cargo Stow cargo Store, as cargo Stow cargo Stow cargo Stow on board Store in the hold Second U.S. feature-length computer-animated movie, after "Toy Story" Second U.S. feature-length computer-animated movie, after 'Toy Story' "Sommes" is a form of it Sartre's "L__et le neant" Sartre's being Sartre's existence Start of a Hamlet ''soliloque'' Sera is a form of it Sein, across the Rhine Sein, across the Rhine Start of le monologue d’Hamlet 'Suis' is part of its conjugation Scheme of Belloc, say, missing mass to be in Paris Site of a famous campanile Site of a leaner Supposed ball-dropping locale for Galileo Site of a famed tower Site of a tilting Tuscan tower See 46-Down Stop on the Tyrrhenian railway Site of a Tuscan tower See 46-Down Site of Italian university. Snaring husband, it's a near thing Site of famous campanile. Site of famed 180-ft. tower. Site of a tilting tower Site of the Leaning Tower Site of a famous campanile Skater Brinker Skater Brinker of children's literature See 53-Down Site of some Galileo experiments Site of a famous campanile Silver skates pursuer Brinker Site of a lopsided landmark Skating story hero Brinker "Silver Skates" boy Site of an Italian tower Skater Brinker Sight from the Arno Site of a noted tower Storyteller Andersen Site of a famous campanile Site of a lopsided landmark Site of a tilted tower Site of a famous bell tower Site of a famous tower Site of a tilting attraction Site of a famous campanile Square of Miracles setting Site of la Torre Pendente Storyteller __ Christian Andersen Square of Miracles city Site of a canted campanile Skater Brinker Site of la Torre Pendente Site of a famous tower Site of a tilting attraction ___ Sachs, the "Meistersinger." ___ Sachs, cobbler-poet. Skater Brinker. Sachs. Sachs of opera. Supposed ball-dropping locale for Galileo Sachs of Nürnberg Skater Brinker Silver skates boy Storied boy with silver skates Silver skates pursuer Brinker Silver skates boy Skater Brinker Storied boy with silver skates Skater Brinker of children's literature Scientist Geiger Silver skates pursuer Brinker Skater Brinker Skating Brinker Scientist Geiger Storyteller __ Christian Andersen Storyteller __ Christian Andersen Skater Brinker of kid-lit Spiro Agnew's plea, for short Short plea Start of a plea meaning "I am unwilling to contend" Short court plea Start of a plea Start of a legal plea Short plea Start of a plea meaning "I am unwilling to contend" Short court plea Sort of plea Start of a legal plea Start of a plea Short plea Shortened legal plea Sort of plea Short court plea Short court plea Social change magazine Sun Devil rival Spare item in a trunk Spare change? Spare item Start to get sleepy Swing type Sap Struggle to finish Service-station item Spare for one Spare maybe Snow or spare Spare or radial Spare change? Stereotypical backyard swing Spare in a trunk Saturn turner Spare change? Spare change? Supreme Court Justice Fortas Saperstein of Harlem Globetrotters fame Spare item 1860s nickname Start to get sleepy Spare change? Swing type 1960s justice Fortas Symbol of honesty See 43-Down Swing, in a pinch See 10 Down 1860s White House nickname Springfield presidential library nickname Swing improvisation? '60s Justice Fortas Swing improvisation? Simpson grandpa Sonata quartet member? See 78 Across Spare thing in a trunk Spare, e.g Spare in the trunk Sight on the back of a jeep Spare, for one "Simpsons" grandpa Saperstein of the Basketball Hall of Fame 1860s White House nickname 1860's White House name Successor to Koizumi as prime minister of Japan Supreme Court justice Fortas Script doctor Burrows Sobriquet of the honest Sandburg's hero. Subject of a Robert Sherwood play. Sally Bush's stepson. 1860s political nickname 1960s Supreme Court justice Fortas Shinzo ___ (Japanese prime minister) Son of Tom and Nancy. Sarah Bush's stepson. 1860s nickname Songwriter Burrows. 1960s justice Fortas 1860s White House nickname Symbol of honesty Sandburg hero. Saperstein of the Basketball Hall of Fame Senator Ribicoff. Sherwood hero. Sitcom actor Vigoda 1860s White House nickname Sitcom veteran Vigoda Simpson in the Springfield Retirement Castle Supreme Court Justice Fortas Springfield sobriquet Supreme Court justice Fortas See 44 Down 1860's White House name See 57-Down Shinzo ___, Japanese P.M. '60s White House name '60s prez Sausage king Froman in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" 2000s Japanese P.M. Saperstein or Lincoln 1860s prez '60s prez See 2-Down Stephen's 1858 debater "Simpsons" grandpa Silk belt Shoulder covering Scout uniform item 1860s presidential nickname Scout uniform component Sliding window frame Scouting badge holder State site at the Miss America pageant State site of the Miss America pageant? State identifier at the Miss America pageant Scout uniform item Stephen's adversary, in debates Son of Nancy Hanks Sixteenth U.S. president, familiarly Scout uniform item Supreme Court Justice Fortas Scout uniform accessory Scout uniform component Scout's accessory "Simpsons" grandpa Scout badge holder Saperstein who founded the Harlem Globetrotters Scout uniform part Scout's accessory Shoulder ribbon. Sliding frame of a window. Symbol of office. Sliding frame Sixteenth president's nickname 2000s Japanese P.M Scarf See 97-Across Scout uniform part Something the narrator of "A Visit From St. Nicholas" threw up Shoulder band 1860s presidential nickname Symbol of rank, sometimes Scout uniform item Scout's accessory Scarf 1860s presidential nickname 1860s White House nickname Scout uniform part