Letter S
Some cooked taters and peppers, to a shoe collector?
Sort of oven
Stuffed chicken
Some big chickens
Some pans
Slow-cooked meat at a luau
Spit feast
Subject of a Lamb essay.
Subject of famous dissertation
Sauerbraten accompaniment
Salutes in a comical way
Sends up en masse
Sirloin tip and chuck
Skewering events
Some Comedy Central specials
Some Sunday entrees
Some banquets
Some celebrity charity events
Some celebrity tributes
Some fetes
Some hot suppers
Some wingdings
Spoofs, in a way
Sunday dinner luxuries.
Sunday dinners
Sunday entrees
"SNL" alum Schneider
"Smooth" singer Thomas
Schneider or Lowe
Scotland's Roy
Scott's "___ Roy"
Scott's hero, ___ Roy.
Scottish folk hero Roy
Scottish hero Roy
Scottish legend Roy
Seriously overcharge
Seriously shortchange
Shoplift from
Shoplift from, e.g.
Skid Row drummer Affuso
Smash and grab
Snatch a victory from
Son of Carl Reiner
Stage a heist of
Steal forcibly
Steal money from
Stick up or hold up
Stick up or knock off
Stick up or rip off
Swipe from
Syrup made by boiling ripe fruit juice.
Sergeant fish
Steal: Sp.
Senator from Va.
Senator from Virginia, 1989-2001
Son of Ned Stark, on "Game of Thrones"
Son-in-law of Johnson
Stark heir on "Game of Thrones"
Stark killed at the "Red Wedding" on "Game of Thrones"
___ & Stucky Interiors (high-end furniture retailer)
___ Stark, Lord Eddard's eldest on "Game of Thrones"
___ Stark, half brother of Jon Snow on "Game of Thrones"
senator Virginia Author
Stole from a 'West Wing' co-star?
SOUTH African island(s)
SOUTH African prison island
Sutton was one
Slugger Hank, when stealing bases?
Serious overcharging
stealing of property from a person by using or threatening to use force
Stealin' from a bloodsucker?
"Skinny Legs And All" author
Senator Charles and family
Steal somebody else's computer program?
Sauna covering
Sauna garment
Scalia's wear
Seer's garb
Sheindlin's coverup
Snuggie worn backward, essentially
Something to put on before trying?
Something worn with a tie
Sorcerer's attire
Souter's suit
Spa attire
Spa convenience
Spa cover
Spa cover-up
Spa day garment
Spa guest's covering
Spa guest's wrap
Spa provision
Spa wrap
State dress.
Statue of Liberty's garment
Supreme Court cover-up?
Supreme Court garb
Swathed, as a judge
___ style (formal dress)
___ style (formal gown).
Successor to Mr. Bevan.
Sauce ___ (Espagnole sauce).
Schuman of France.
Sen. Kerr of Oklahoma.
Senator Kerr of Oklahoma.
Stack or Mitchum
Stack or Palmer
Stack seen on-screen
Steamboat builder Fulton
Steamboat man, first name.
"Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" musical.
"Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" show.
She gives you Flack through song
Singer Flack
Singer Flack or Peters
Singer Flack with the 1973 hit "Killing Me Softly With His Song"
Songstress Flack
Soprano Peters
She scored a #1 with the hit found at the starts of this puzzle's longest answers
She sings Zerlina.
Senator for 47 straight years, a Senate record
Steamboat of song
Surrenderer at Appomattox
Steamboat inventor (more or less)
Speaker at Kennedy's inauguration
"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening," for example
Scottish king Bruce
Sec. of State under Wilson
Stage and film Finchley.
Statue outside Three Rivers Stadium
SUNdance Channel founder
Sam ____ (Juno Artist of 2004)
She played the pretty woman in "Pretty Woman"
Supreme Court surname
Star of TV's "The Untouchables"
Solo player of '60s TV
Star of "The Man from U.N.C.L.E."
Sauna options
Some ceremonial attire
Spa covers
Spa coverups
Spa stock
Spa wraps
Sticharions
Supreme Court attire
Supreme Court duds
Supreme Court justices' attire
Supreme outfits?
Supremes' wear
"Show Boat" (1936) standout
"Show Boat" standout, 1936
Show Boat standout
Singer-athlete-actor: 1898–1976
Singer/actor who wrote "Here I Stand," 1958
Singer/actor/activist Paul
Something on the Merry Men's agenda
Sidekick to Batman
Spring harbinger with a cheery tune
SPRING bird
Secret identity of Dick Grayson
Sherwood denizen
Sidekick of 1960s TV
Sidekick of Howard
Singer associated with spring
Singing spring sign
Songbird or jazz performer Phillips
Songbird with a reddish breast
Songbird with an orange belly
Spring greeter
Spring singer
Spring songbird
Springtime songbird
Subject of an opera by De Koven.
___'s-egg blue
small Old World songbird with a reddish breast
small brown bird with a red breast
Snacks Batman can't have?
Scott Hamilton's rival
"Sparks" star
Servant to Oberon
Shakespeare's Puck
Sprite in English folklore
Sheriff of Nottingham's nemesis
Sherwood Forest denizen
Sherwood Forest fellow
Sherwood Forest hero
Sherwood Forest outlaw
State of being a bird?
Steal from one's neighbors?
Storied outlaw
SHA(FILCH)KES
Stern sidekick
Some thrushes
Spring arrivals
Spring birds
Spring cheepers
Spring chirpers
Spring signalers
Spring songbirds
Spring tweeters
State birds in 6% of U.S. states
State birds of Connecticut, Michigan and Wisconsin
"Sugar" or "Jackie."
*Screen seductress
SECOND BASEMAN
Singer Smokey
Smokey of R&B
Star of the BK Dodgers
Shipwrecked literary hero
She played Claire Underwood in "House of Cards"
Southwestern oaks
Steal from singer Nick?
Sci-fi prefix
Slangy prefix meaning "fully mechanical"
Slangy prefix meaning "mechanical"
Start for Cop or call
Start for call or Cop
Start of some futuristic toy names
Starter meaning "automated"
Source of many bad calls
Sci-fi antagonist, perhaps
Sci-fi butler, perhaps
Sci-fi droid
Sci-fi machine
Sci-fi maid, maybe
Sci-fi servant, perhaps
Sci-fi servant, sometimes
Sci-fi valet, maybe
Sci-figure
Self-propelled vacuum cleaner, for example
Servomechanism.
Smart vac, e.g.
Soulless character
Steel worker?
Subject of an Asimov collection
Synthetic man.
Space shuttle appendage
Space-shuttle appendage
Stop-motion Adult Swim comedy created by Seth Green
Stiff and emotionless
Stiff and machinelike
Stiff and mechanical
Stiff and unemotional
Stiff or unemotional
Stiffly awkward
Stiffly awkward. as movement
Such repetitive work attracts no living wage
Science of unpaid workers
Subject of Asimov's three laws
Site of some uncanny valley-type research and development
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