Scam artists' doings Scams See 36 Across See 37 Across Seeking occupation Stylish writer Sitting at the dock of the bay Sitting at the dock of the bay Stable feeders used in crèches Symbols of Christmas. Stable places Stable troughs Stable feeders used in crèches Soft-hearted Sway of a French impressionist? Stew hoped a lovesick Ms. Pea would __ Small piano tuner? Showy behaviour Social elite *Social elite Society's elite Society's elite Society's blue bloods Society's blue bloods Social elite *Social elite *Social elite Spicy jawbreakers Staple of the Burning Man festival Staple of the Burning Man festival Scams Some bottled waters Some bottled water purchases Some bottled waters Some bottled waters Steinway parts Steinway parts Subject of the Edison Kinetoscope film "The Little Sure Shot" Star of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show Shooting star? Split. Scams Sit-down strike, e.g Station: French. Station in Paris. Station: Fr. Station, in Paris. Station, in Lyon Station, in Paris "___ Saint-Lazare" (Manet painting) Station, in Paris Spouses' jewelry Stranded Support for rails. Sleeper. Seafood servings Small or insignificant people. Small people Small crustaceans Smash winners for Sampras? Stone-faced, maybe Stony Stone-faced, maybe Stumbling. See 13-Down South African plains South African grassland South African plains South African grassland Scribe Scribe Something in the air Commanding Officer also reported? Small flock Several quail. Small flock. Small flock of partridges Small flock of quail Small flock of birds Small flock Small party where chap�s unknown See 122-Across Symbol for the lower piano music part Staff symbol Symbol that may appear to the left of a signature Staff symbol for a pianist's left hand Symbol for the lower piano music part Staff symbol Staff symbol Sailors' quarters, for short Ship's sleeping area, for short Sailors' quarters, for short Sailors' quarters, for short. Seafarer's term for part of a ship. Seamen's quarters Ship part spelled with two apostrophes Ship area, to a bo's'n Ship part spelled with two apostrophes Ship area, to a bo's'n Sailors' quarters, for short Ship's deck with at least two apostrophes Stinging? See 20 Down. Synonym of 39 Across Scolded severely: Colloq. States for emphasis. Says not for the first time 1990s-2000s English tennis star Tim Soother. Showed up again Sala? Seventh-inning stretch, say? Sellout? Spiny, as a leaf. See 22 Across Small person Singer Nona who was a member of Labelle Start of an ironic quote from a certain Yale graduate Something not often seen in France 1964 song by the Swinging Blue Jeans Sabres linemen on a scoring streak? Stifling, in cliches Some guns See 29 Across Surgically replaceable body parts Showed off Showed off Showed off Starboard food fish? Someone responding to a party R.S.V.P.? Shouts of praise St. Louis team's stockings? Socket in a golfer's iron Socket in a golfer's iron Socket in golf club head. '70s secretary of state Subject of the Kalbs' book Speaker of this puzzle's quip Self-styled master race "Sleeping Gypsy," "The Snake Charmer," etc. Styptic Sardine population concern? Sardine population concern? Sign some new sluggers? Sign some new sluggers? Source of the quote Skipped nothing Skipped nothing Source of the quip Source of the one-liner Starts fast Shy garden dweller. "___ Satires & Epistles" (classical Roman work) Storage items near outdoor faucets Storage items near outdoor faucets Some peaches Stanzas of old Irish songs. Syncopated musical rhythms 1940 screwball comedy based on "The Front Page" Sewing machine attachment Shift finisher Sewing machine attachment. Sewing-machine attachment Stories in a maison South American fat cat? South American fat cat? Smacking of red herring. Singer's boo-boo See 59-Across Seasonal costume? Seasonal costume? Ship "Hollywood Shuffle" director overseas? States in detail States in detail See 20-, 30- and 37-Across and 6-Down Series that had 2007 crossover episodes with "CSI" Squared things Smoothed Start of a quip Spanish saint. Shadowy. Shaded. Shadowy Shadowy Self-satisfied Soft rock? Scream actor Skeet Skeet of "Scream" Some rental trucks Samovar openers? See 16 Across Sat around and sat around Spanish artist "Surrender of Breda" artist "Shane" actor STRIKE Speakers' hesitations Small fissure. Swedish weight Squash variety Smaller circulatory vessels. Small blood vessels. Spotless Side dishes: Abbr. Singer Bobby Stooge, to comic at a piano Spanish measures Spanish length measures. Sticks: Sp. Spanish measures. Spanish length measures Spanish rods Spanish linear units Spanish measures See 34-Across See: Lat. abbr. Spacious, to Stéphane Soda-shop treat She asked The (N.Y.) Sun: "Is there a Santa Claus?" Swiss Protestant Reformer (1511–1571). Selling devices. Sales nonpersons 1970's-80's Robert Urich show Sarcastic Start of comic's reply to 17 Across Some American Legion members Site of Moorish defeat, 1884 Start of tourist's cliché Strong man: L. ___ Singh: Sikh author 'Spenser: For Hire' star's favorite sweets? Start of a classic comedy title Scandinavian gods Start of a remark Shearer and others Shearer et al. Simulated sun exposure study? Start of a quotation Study guides for literature students See 33-Across South African headgear? Silvery freshwater fish Simian's time to be alone? Suffixes meaning "like." Starbucks order Sailors' short ropes Scolds: Colloq. St. Lawrence Seaway port of entry Souvenir hunter who frequents smoky bars? Stop dating a billionaire? Silver peso