Letter S
"Sorry... back to the issue"
"Smell ya later"
Start of a door-to-door salesman's report
Slangy "Now it's clear"
Sonny and Cher's signature duet declaration
Song that starts every day in 'Groundhog Day'
Sonny and Cher theme
Sonny and Cher tune
Secret code, in the secret code
Social media profiles for the aesthetically-minded: Abbr.
Scaly pet
Selma Bouvier's pet reptile Jub-Jub, e.g.
Spine-crested lizard
Spiny lizard
Spiny pet
Spiny-backed lizard
Spiny-crested lizard
Spiny-crested pet
Spiny-crested reptile
Stout-bodied lizard
Sunbather in the tropics
Scaly pets
Some American lizards
Spiny herbivores
Spiny lizards
Spiny lizards with dewlaps
Spiny-crested lizards
SOUTH American falls
"Suppose so!"
Suppositional words
"So much for my theory that the universe has no end"?
"So much for my theory"
"Sounds probably right"
"Sure, it could be"
Smashing Pumpkin James
Smashing Pumpkins cofounder James
Smashing Pumpkins guitarist James
Smashing Pumpkins' James
Start of a favorite-meal reminiscence
Shocked admission
Start of message
Start of a Henny Youngman quip
Start of a quip by comedian Ron White upon being arrested in a bar
"Sorry! Couldn't resist!"
"...seen war...___ war.": FDR
Start of a lament
Short, strong pan
Start of para-phrased quote
"___ see the evening sun . . . "
"Sorry for this question ..."
"So sorry, gotta run"
SZA song about a toxic relationship
Sentence with extreme prejudice?
"Such was my experience"
Start of a poker declaration
Start of a quip attributed to British comedian Ken Dodd
Speech fit for a King
Start of a matriarch's quip
Start of a "So what?" quip
Start of a quip by Aziz Ansari
Start of a quip made at United States customs
"Sorry, can't make it"
Statement from the confused
"Sorry, can't stay"
"Sorry... important call"
Start of husband's excuse
Start of a quote by Otto van Isch
"Someone told me..."
Second-hand indicator?
Start of a bit of gossip
Start of a gossipy remark
Start of a rumor
Start of a rumor report
Start of a whisper
Start of some scuttlebutt
Supremes "___ a Symphony"
"__ Symphony" (Supremes song)
"___ Symphony": The Supremes
Supremes "___ Symphony"
" . . . since ___ thee last": Cowper
"Someone already told me"
"Someone just told me"
Start of a baker's quip
"Shh, something's coming!"
Start for some bumper stickers
Start of some souvenir shirt slogans
Start to many bumper stickers
Sympathetic reply
Simpatico reply
Simpatico response
Sympathetic response to a complaint
Sympathetic response to dissent
Stitchbird of N.Z.
"Should ___ my plan from Abraham?" (Genesis 18:17)
Stitch-birds.
Stitchbirds of New Zealand.
"...spinnin' till __ the ground": "Cowboy Song" lyric
Successful tee-baller's cry, sometimes
"Short stack" seller
Seller of Belgian waffles and French toast (fittingly, considering the "I" in its name)
Seller of Cinn-A-Stack pancakes
Seller of Thick 'N Fluffy French Toast
Seller of circular stacks
Seller of edible silver dollars
Seller of lots of flapjacks
Seller of the Ultimate Waffle Sandwich
Server of stacks
Server of stacks, familiarly
Short stack server, for short
Short stack spot, for short
Silver 5 breakfast for kids seller
Silver 5 restaurant
Sister chain of Applebee's
Sister co. of Applebee's
Sister company of Applebee's
Sister restaurant of Applebee's
Site for a Split Decision Breakfast
Site serving stacks
Split Decision Breakfast chain
Spot to get a stack for short
Stack acronym
Stack chain
Stack maker since 1958
Stack place
Stack server
Stack-selling chain
Stack-serving chain
Stack-serving chain, for short
Stack-serving eatery
Stack-serving initials
"__ so for your sake"
"___ so!" ("God willing!")
Start of a wish
Start of a wishful comment
Start to a wish
Student's reply: Part 1
Sellers of stacks, familiarly
Some 24-hr. breakfast places
Some breakfast places
Some breakfast restaurants, for short
Some breakfast spots
Stack restaurants
Stack sellers, familiarly
Stack-selling eateries
Stack-selling restaurants, for short
Stack-serving eateries
Stack-serving restaurants
Stack-serving sites
Sacred symbol meaning "in this sign."
Symbol for Jesus
Sting "___ My Head"
"Saw __": second "Saw" sequel
"Saw ___" (2006 horror movie)
"Star Wars" episode named "Revenge of the Sith"
Successor to II
Super Bowl after II
Sequence after II in Rome
Samsung Galaxy S ___
Scoreboard trio
Second sequel designation
Second sequel indicator
Second sequel letters
Second sequel notation
Second sequel tag
Second sequel's number
Second-best of the Hank Williamses
Second-sequel designation
Second-sequel indicator
Second-sequel letters
Senior's grandson
Sequel letters
Sequel number
Sequel sequel
Sequel tag
Sequel to a sequel
Sequel's sequel
Sequel's sequel number
Sequel's sequel's number
Sequel-of-a-sequel number
Sequel-to-a-sequel designation
Shakespeare's "Richard __"
Son named after Jr.
Son nicknamed "Trey," perhaps
Son of Junior
Son of a Jr.
Son of a son
Square root of IX
Sr. and Jr. follower
Sundial Number
Sundial figure
Sundial hour
Sundial letters
Sundial marking
Sundial notation
Sundial numeral
Sundial sign.
Sundial symbol
Sundial three
Sundial time
Sundial's 3
Sundial's three
Super Bowl Joe Namath played in
Super Bowl in which Joe Namath was the MVP
Super Bowl whose pregame show honored the Apollo astronauts
Super Bowl won by Jets
Super Bowl won by the Jets
Stereoscopic
Supposedly legit Roman numeral 4
Subject of irritation for many grammarians
State that's home to the Delta Blues Museum
"Seems possible"
"Seems probable"
"Sorry, am ___ your way?"
Strand at a ski resort
Simon and Scarf-funkel song about Louisiana cuisine? (credit to Chris Weitz)
Sue Grafton's "__ for Innocent"
Seaman's acknowledgment
Statement from an inept shutterbug?
Start of a lame excuse
"So excited!," or a hint to the starred answers
"Sorry... little slow on the uptake"
Statement right after plastic surgery?
Start of a reformed debtor's quip
Start of a barber's remark
Statement akin to “I didn’t do much, just relaxed a little”
SUMATRA fabric
SUMATRA silk
Silk fabric of Java.
Southeast Asian dyeing technique
Sumatran silk fabric
"Sisters" actor Barinholtz
"South Park" baby brother
"South Park" brother
"South Park" kid with a two-part head
"South Park" kindergartner
"South Park" little brother
"South Park" sibling
Second of two rhyming partners in the candy aisle
See 11D
Singer Turner
Steelers cornerback Taylor
Store that sells Swedish meatballs
___ Skelton, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee
___ Skidmore ("Oklahoma!" character)
Swedish retailer known for flat-pack furniture
Store where you might get meatballs and assemble your own shelves
SNIGLAR crib seller
SUNDVIK baby furniture retailer
Scandinavian chain
Scandinavian furniture chain
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