Letter S
Swivel-headed birds
Symbols of wisdom
Symbols of wisdom in dreams
Symbols of wisdom to some, death to others
Solemn, like a wise bird.
Sister channel of HGTV
Soundly defeat, slangily
Stop paying rent
Schooled on the field
Spearheaded, as a workstream
Shopkeeper, often
Seller or buyer
Seller, presumably
Seller, usually
She holds the title
Shop proprietor
Simon Legree's interest in Uncle Tom.
Someone who has depression, missing daughter
Sports league V.I.P.
Sports team bigwig
Steinbrenner vis-a-vis the Yankees
Steinbrenner or Angelos, e.g.
Steinbrenner, for one
Steinbrenner, to a Yankee
Steinbrenner, to the Yankees
Store boss
someone who owns a business
Self-employed truckers
Shareholders, for instance
Some managers
Some of the haves
Sports negotiating group
Sports negotiations side
Sports team bigwigs
Stockholders, e.g.
state of having
state or fact of being an owner
Score at the wrong end
Soccer blooper
Soccer blunder
Soccer defender blunder
Soccer goof
Soccer screwups
Says "I am what I am"
Says "I did what I did!"
Says "My bad!"
Sing, perhaps
Surprised emoticon hidden in four of this puzzle's answers
"Sack ___" (jazz standard)
Shakespearean "Alas!"
"Stop! That hurts!"
Smart answers?
Smart remarks?
Sounds at a vaccination center, maybe
Sounds from clumsy hammerers
Sounds from tack-sitters
Sounds from the ER
Sounds of discomfort
Sounds of injury
Shamrock-like flower often found as a weed
Sorrel Cold dish
Sharp river bend
Small curved lake
Span's pull
Steer wheels?
Steered vehicles?
spicule of sponge
Slow motive power
Slow movers
Some Conestoga wagon pullers
Some beasts of burden
Some bovids
Some cattle
Some plow-pullers
Some team members
Some travelers along the Oregon Trail
Some yokemates
Sometimes they can't take a yoke
Span of a cart
Span pair
Stoneboat-pulling animals
Strong but dumb beasts
Strong couple?
Strong farm animals
Strong farm team
Strong team
Strong team members
strong farm animals who wear a yoke
Stolid ones
Shasta daisy.
Showy daisy variety
Small round window, in architecture
Sunflowerlike flower
Sunflowerlike perennial
Sunflowerlike plant
*Sunflowers' cousins
Some daisies
Sunflower-like daisies
Stephen Hawking's alma mater
Style-guide subject, often
Shoes laced over the instep
Some dress shoes
Spy at a centuries-old school?
Scholar's gift to Mom?
Shoe leather option
Solvent brand prefix
Stain-remover prefix
substance that acts or is used as an oxidizing agent
Sapphire, for one
Some binary compounds
see OXIDISE
Substance that helps a spaceship's fuel burn
Strong and dense
Strong as a bull
Strong, say
Species of primrose.
Spring bloomer with a beastly name
Spring bloomer made into a cosmetic?
Salad spinner brand
Student at Balliol.
Student at England's oldest university
Six-letter soup
Sort of soup
Soup flavour
Steer back?
Slow-cooked Jamaican beef dish
"Sharp" starter
Sharp start?
Sharp: Prefix
Sister brand of Phisoderm
Sort of moron?
Starter for acetylene
Stridex shelfmate
Strong pain med
Scuba gear element
Scuba tank content
Space shuttle gas
Stuff in a tent
SUPPLYING with oxygen
Second scuba tank?
Stewardess's visual aid
Sight in an intensive care unit
"Sweet sorrow," e.g.
Seemingly self-contradictory figures of speech
Shakespeare's "sweet sorrow" and "fearful bravery," e.g.
Santana hit "___ Como Va"
Santana's " ___ Como Va"
Santana's hit "___ Como Va"
Scottish words grandchild
Spanish "Hey!"
Spanish "Listen!"
Spanish "Yo!"
Spanish "listen up!"
Spanish attention getter
Spanish attention-getter
Spanish for "Listen!"
Santana hit also covered by Tito Puente
Santana song
Santana tune
"Selma" actor David
Some court hearings
Some criminal trials
shouted three times by a public crier calling for attention
Sailor's girl
Segar created her
Segar's Olive
Skinny Olive
Skinny toon Olive
Slender Olive
Spindly Olive
Surname in Thimble Theatre comics
Surname in a Segar comic
Surname of Popeye's Olive.
Surname of Popeye's lady
Small wall aperture: Var.
Skinny Olive and family
Scot's grandchildren.
Shtetl complaints
Shtetl shouts
Shtetl sighs
Sounds of tsuris
Sounds of woe in the shtetl
Seafood in a Shell alternative
Seafood snack
Seafood with a shell
Shellfish in a bed
Shellfish in a po'boy, perhaps
Shellfish in a shooter
Shellfish in guljeon
Shellfish rich in zinc
Shellfish served with mignonette
Shellfish sometimes swallowed whole
Shellfish that may be served cooked or raw
Shellfish that's shucked
Shellfish that's shucked before serving
Shuck it!
Shucked shellfish
Source of an advantage, figuratively
Source of natural pearls
Starfish's prey
Starfish's victim
Succulent sea food.
Shucker's workplace
Shell stations?
Site of many spats
Soup add-in
Seafood concoction for crudités
Seafood specialist.
Small hexagonal cracker
Salsify
Salsifies
Seafood appetizers
Seafood found in beds
Seafood morsels that "R in season"
Serve 'em on the halfshell
Settings for pearls
Shellfish offerings at a bar
Shellfish selection
Shellfish served with mignonette sauce
Sources of pearls
Stew items
Supposed aphrodisiacs
Salty condiment for bok choy
Seafood options
Seafood treats
"Such mishegoss!"
Shout from a schlemiel
South-central mountain range
Southern Missouri's ___ Mountains
Southern city just south of a national forest with the same name
Southwest mountain range
Site of Mark Twain National Forest
Springfield Plateau area
Seiji Conductor
Seiji ___, former Boston Symphony director
Seiji ___, longtime Boston Symphony maestro
Seiji of the symphony
Seiji with a baton
Shenyang-born conductor
Symphonic conductor Seiji
Symphony conductor Seiji
Surprise arrival, post-injectable meds
Sacred time in the Emerald City?
Story-book princess.
Stuff in the overhead compartment
SMELL (Gk.)
Small daring display?
"Swimming Pool" director François
Southern town with an air-y name
Sensitive layer
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