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___ stew (West Nigerian dish) Sufficiently old Start of a quote by Samuel Johnson Seem implausible Saint Joan __ Swift's "Tale ___" " . . . sing a song ___ again": Yellen Silly joke, part 4 Second part of the description "Stand like Druids ___ . . . " Sharp or flat, say Sharp, perhaps Side of the wicket, in cricket Sign __ on (approve) Sign on a switch Silent switch Slightly askew Slightly awry Slightly gamy Slightly spoiled Somewhat gamy Spray brand with a "Deep Woods" variety Switch designation Switch option Switch position Switch setting Switch status Switch status, sometimes Switch word silence switch "...___ short pier!" ___'s Dyke, Wales Start of Finnigin's cable to Flannigan Scraps used by nose-to-tail chefs Slaughterhouse scraps Slaughterhouse waste Some haggis ingredients Some nose-to-tail cuisine Some scrapple ingredients Sweetbreads, e.g. Sorely mistaken So as to avoid getting shot Slightly misaligned Situated away from the middle Salty or spicy Salty watchman? Scrap piece Small bit of some material Scheduling break Subpar period Slain, gangster style Slew, in slang Second sign on the music store door? Say something thoughtless, perhaps Step on some toes Step on someone's toes, so to speak Say "Your leathery wings are really creepy," say? Scoring ability Side trying to score Side with the ball Something hard to take from a baby? Subject of a chalk talk "Shark Tank" entrepreneur's goal Sale bid Shark's proposal on "Shark Tank" Show of intention Something sometimes irrefusable Something tendered Start of a dicker Subject of strike talks Sacrificed Solicitious sort someone who presents something to another for acceptance or rejection Sacrifice bad English jewellery Seller's desire Seller's receipts Starts to dicker, maybe Say grace, perhaps Send a prayer aloft Setting for "Dilbert" Sitcom at Dunder Mifflin, with "The" Some are out of it in January Something to run for Steno's milieu some are out of it in summer special duty charge or position Superhero whose power is getting a Microsoft suite to run? Spiced tea brewed in a business workplace? Shelter in the supply business Staples alternative Staples competitor Something that might be held down with a tie? Skills needed for a business workplace? Staples competitor starting in 1988 Staples rival Service-academy graduate Superior recruit, e.g. Sentry supervisor Spock and Uhura, e.g. Some workplaces Suits often have big ones Sanctioned or authorized by authority someone in authority someone in authority like in the government someone who administers the rules of a game or sport Scotland Yard action SEA distant from shore, part of Somewhat remote future. Sites of some holiday parties Somewhat unfriendly Sharp or flat Sour, musically Slightly loopy purveyor of Scottish attire? Straying from campaign positions, say Subpar performance for a team or musician, say Stones hit, "Get __ My Cloud" Somewhat redundant theater production? "Shoo, kitty! Her Honor doesn't want you on her lap!" Signs found on a light switch. Switch labels Switch type Straying from the subject Successfully completed "Ship ___": Porter separate reprint of an article that originally appeared in a larger publication Some exits Send-__: farewells Send-___ (farewell parties) Send-___ (goodbye parties) Send-___ (grand farewells) Sends to sleep with the fishes Show- -- (braggarts) Show-__ (big boasters) Show-__ (flamboyant ones) Show-___ (boastful people) Show-___ (hotdogs) Sides of cricket fields Sides, in cricket. Sign- -- (approvals) Sign- -- (farewells) Silences for good Silences, Mob-style Silences, gang-style Slays, "Sopranos"-style Slays, gang-style Slays, in gang talk Slays, in mob slang Slays, in slang Slays, informally Slays, mob-style Slays, syndicate-style Snuffs out, mob-style Some machine settings Some switch positions Some switch settings Some switches States of being not so good as usual. Switch choices Switch places? Switch positons Switch settings Switch words Switches on electric irons, toasters, etc. someone rejected by society Summer at a ski resort, e.g. Summer, at ski resorts something that compensates a compensating equivalent something that compensates a compensation equivalent Serves as a counterbalance for Something that branches off Site of a crude awakening?* Soccer call Surprises for batters Surprises for some swingers something that comes into existence as a result Source of some acting prompts situated or taking place in the area of a stage not visible to the audience Substituting Spontaneous: Colloq. Surprising, for a bricklayer? "___ see the Wizard . . . " Strong out of the gate Streetwear label founded by Virgil Abloh Slack times. "Scoot along, now" "Shoo, now" Show ___ (vote) "Scratch the Surface" punks Sick ___ All "Snap out ___!" "Sands ___ Jima" Still more of the song "Star Trek II: The Wrath __" Since a bit in the past School ___ (aspiring attorney's place) Story of bad hair hygiene? Steinbeck novel about nasty fellows? Shakespeare's seven ages ____ "Some little talk awhile ___ and thee . . . " Steve Martin's "All ___" Steinbeck story about German porcelain makers? Steinbeck title start Steinbeck novel featuring George and Lennie Steinbeck novella about migrant ranch workers Steinbeck play worked on by Kaufman Story of Lennie and George Steinbeck novel about surveillance agents? "Story ___" (1954 erotic novel by Pauline Réage) "Story ___" (erotic novel by Pauline Réage) "Six __, and half . . ." "Six ___ and . . . " "Six ___ and half a dozen..." "Six ___, half a dozen . . ." Six ___, half dozen of the other Scared out ___ Saxon "Crime ___" Steinbeck novel about a spiritual vegan? "Sing a song ___ . . . " So to say "Spirit __ Louis" Stars ___ and screen "So ___ have I invoked thee ...": Shak. "So ___ have I invoked thee for my Muse": Shak. Shakespearean "frequently" "So, come here ___?" Seldom's antithesis Seldom's opposite Son ___ soil Speak-devil link State ___ Union. State-Union connection Start of a Wolfe title Sun Tzu's "The Art __" "Stacy's Mom" Fountains ___ Salt Lake City athlete Salt Lake City neighbor Satirist Nash Seat of Utah's Webber County Seat of Utah's Weber County Seat of Weber County, Utah Second largest city in Utah. Setting of Hill Air Force Base Site of Hill A.F.B. "S" shaped molding "S"-shaped molding S-shaped molding profile S molding S shape S-curve S-curve molding S-curved molding