Start over Second draft Start all over Start from square one Start from the beginning Start over from square one Start over Second chance Start over on Second draft, informally Start from square one Start again Start from scratch Start over Start over Second draft, informally Subject to a makeover Start again Start over from scratch Start from square one Start over again Start from scratch Start from square one Story starter Some say it's enough Some say it's not enough Story starter Start of a Susann title Some time ago Start of a tale Story start Second word in many a limerick Some years back Start of a bedtime story Start of many Grimm tales Single occurrence Singular time Start of many fairy tales Storybook beginning Second word of many limericks Single time Singly Some time back Start to "The Raven" Singular time Sometimes its enough Start of many a story See 41 Across Story start Single time Some years back Start of a bedtime story Start of a tale Storybook beginning Start of many fairy tales Story's first word Story starter Second word of many limericks Story start Story starter Start of some tales Second word in many a limerick Some time ago Start of many a story Start of a fairy tale Start of a reminiscence Start of many a story Some time ago Sometime in the past Storybook beginning Story opener Second word of many limericks "Some time ago ..." Start to "The Raven" Single time Some time back Singly Start of many fairy tales Story's first word Story starter Second word of many limericks Start of a fairy tale Some time ago Start of a reminiscence See 14-Down Some years ago Start of many a fairy tale See 14-Down Some years ago Self-conceited somewhere inside in the good old days Single, going round clubs in the past Slightly more than never Some time ago Some time ago Some time ago confined in detention centre Start of many a story Slightly more than never Single time Starts a lawn Season for harvesting Settle down Season for harvesting pumpkins Sides in Fantasy Football come a cropper Stumble Skating flub Season after summer Saw or witnessed Swards. Spotted Spotted Spotted in the distance Spotted Spotted Saw or visualized Spotted Spotted Spotted Spotted Swards Starts a lawn Sax great Getz South Park kid Saxman Getz Saxophonist Getz Spider-Man creator Lee Satirist Freberg Saxophonist Getz Suffix meaning "land" in some country names Spider-Man creator Lee Sax great Getz Saxophonist Getz Seven-time N.L. batting champ Musial "South Park" kid Sax immortal Getz Slugger Musial 1960s hockey player Mikita Sax great Getz Sax star Getz "South Park" kid Saxophonist Getz Spider-Man creator Lee Satirist Freberg Supplies with turf "South Park" boy Season Smith of tennis Succumb to gravity Sax man Getz Saxophonist Getz^STA Sink Spill Summer replacement? Spring's antithesis Summer's follower Spill Spider-Man creator Lee Summer follower Sink Sax great Getz Spill Saxophonist Getz Seven-time N.L. batting champ Musial "South Park" kid Sax immortal Getz Slugger Musial Season starting in September "South Park" boy Suffix meaning "country" Summer's end. Season. Satirist Freberg Season Smith of tennis Spider-Man originator Lee Summer replacement Subside Suffer defeat Sax man Getz Spider-Man creator Lee Skating embarrassment "Streetcar . . ." nickname See 51-Across Summertime follower Summer replacement South Park kid Succumb to gravity Saxophonist Getz "South Park" kid Season when squirrels gather nuts Successfully trip Spidey's creator "South Park" kid Season Succumb to gravity Saxophonist Getz Spider-Man creator Lee Super Bowl XXIX quarterback Humphries Skating embarrassment Successfully trip Stanky's favorite player. Sports announcer Lomax. Slugger Musial. Sportscaster Lomax. "Streetcar" hero. "Streetcar" role. Smith of the courts Stella's man in "A Streetcar . . . " Smith of tennis '70s tennis champ Smith "South Park" kid See 40-Down Support for a clown ___ Smith, who won the 1972 Wimbledon Smith who won Wimbledon in 1972 "South Park" boy who's always crying "Oh my God, they killed Kenny!" 1970s tennis great Smith Support post Support for the circus? Sir __ Douglas-Home Smart one Sir Guinness Sauce made from anchovies Smart guy Smart guy's name? Sir Guinness See 62 Across Smart guy? Sir ___ Douglas-Home (1960s British PM) '60s British P.M. Douglas-Home Smart one? Smart fellow? Smart guy? Smart __ Sir ___ Guinness "Smart" guy Screendom's Guinness Smart-___ Sir Guinness Steve's co-host at the 82nd Academy Awards Smart fellow? Scoundrel in "Tess of the D'Urbervilles" Smart guy? Sir ___ Guinness Sir who played Obi-Wan Spouse of 4 Down '60s British P.M. Douglas-Home Smart one? Smart fellow? Smart __ Smart guy?