Letter S 319250–319500

Second part of what's hidden Spring aphorism Seminal discovery by sports historians? Start of a couch potato's quip "She Don't Use Jelly" band Speedy superhero Superhero with super speed Suggestive John Donne poem Snowboarder Shaun White's nickname "Sit on it!" character Shark-jumping sitcom character Sitcom character with a leather jacket that's now in the Smithsonian "Star Wars" energy field Something a Jedi uses "Showtime" Lakers home Singing quartet of the '50s Summer date Story subtitled "Murder Most Fowl"? Sean's fast-food franchise? Second-story man's crime Shoplifter's crime Shoplifting, e.g. Shoplifting, for example Shrinkage, to a retailer Stealer's crime Swiping shoplifter s crime Second story jobs Some crimes Some felonies Some homeowner's policy claims Song about a congressional resource? Sherlock Holmes phrase, when on a case Song for happy days. Sister store of Old Navy Something to mind on one's commute, perhaps Specialty retailer since 1969 Store that customers were urged to "fall into" Store to "fall into," in old ads Store whose initial inventory was only Levi's clothing and LPs Something to step on while driving Step on it when you need to step on it St. Louis Cardinals nickname in 1934 Streaming dramatic series about teens playing Yahtzee in the Bronx in the 1970s? Silent letter sequence hidden in a common word for sufficiency Slimed people Super Bowl XLVI champs Super Bowl XXV winners, to fans Susan Boyle's hit 2010 follow-up to "I Dreamed a Dream" Scene of Shakespeare's debut. Song c. 1780, with "For" Scot's title: Var. Scots barons. Start of a Jefferson quote Sunday-school lesson Symbol of America's first transcontinental railroad Story about an upstanding early Briton? Series about a coffee shop's popular convenience? {/Start of a Berton Braley verse/} Splitting of a fruit? Story about the Joads. "Skeletons From the Closet" group Sign for a barbershop? Something a squeaky wheel gets Start of a George Orwell quote Steve McQueen WWII film Stores visible from space? Strip's apparition Something on one's back? Sudden storm in Hunan? Stephen King tale of ... food spoilage? Sports mascot Wally is named after it Seasonal movie of 2000 Seuss villain with a heart two sizes too small Something to jump or be under *Salon pro who's a genius with AquaNet? Something to pass at a fund-raiser Southern California chain known for pastrami Start of a McCullers title Start of a Franklin quotation Song from "An Inconvenient Truth: The Musical"? Secret motivation behind the scenes Stevenson's craft Superstore patronized by contractors Sitcom set in Brooklyn Series set at 328 Chauncey Street in Brooklyn Sovereign nation in Arizona Source of firm information Symbol of high authority Start of a Conan Doyle title SNOOPY SINGS "EDELWEISS"? Saroyan novel San Francisco hangout of the sixties Steve McQueen's last film Stimulant in tea. Small, stylish group Social group, modern style. Substance in tea. Substances in tea. Site suggested by the starred answers Slick observation, part three " . . . secure in ___ persons . . . " " . . . sugarplums danced in ___ heads" ". . . see the whites of __ eyes" "Some glory in __ birth ...": Shak. "___ Satanic Majesties Request" (Rolling Stones album) Showing possession by a group Sounds like there Stones "___ Satanic Majesties Request" Soviet zone of influence, metaphorically Song from Tchaikovsky's "Andante Cantabile" Snowy English county? Spiritual doctrine Singers of "I'm a Believer"? Supreme Being believers Spinoff of 11D? Steve Martin film Steve Martin film full of dumb gags from a character who has no idea why they are dumb gags! And I mean sure, if you think that's funny, you do you. But my point is, this is anathema to the aesthetic of a 7-across, where self-awareness is a requirement. I will be taking no further questions at this time. Symbol of social status. Scientist featured in an adventure film? Start of a remark by William Rotsler Spokestoons who work in a tree Slapstick group of chemical compounds? "Songs in ___ of Z" (compilation of "outsider" music) Silent-movie police force Start of a romantic suggestion Subtitle of "Elvis: The Army Years"? Stage and movie musical Standard, pure or correct speech Site for a bride-to-be Story of a freakish "bear"? Sea monster of Norwegian legend "___-Shaped Room" (1963 Caron film) Showtime's "__ Word" Stanwyck film: 1941 Song about Melania? Suspense film of 1938 Spencer Tracy film about Boston politics Spencer Tracy film of '58 Spencer Tracy film of 1958 Story of a lonely Geo? Sophie Tucker Show about isolation in a submarine Series finale of a daytime drama? Start of a song about Paris Spiegel movie about a producer Something directly following a penultimate position -- that is to say, diametrically opposed to a primary one "Schools are cracking down on their most tardy students. We'll have ___" Stand-up chain started in Los Angeles Sheriffs, marshals, etc. Some are above it Something to be laid down Something you may lay down or break Start with it on a newscast Sweet group that sang "Green Tambourine" Spilling chai and burning yourself versus getting stained teeth? Start of a quote from a 1946 play review Something similar to Some bend over backward to do it Some toe it Something that may be hard to hold Sequel to a 1968 Peter O'Toole movie? Seasonal Hepburn film Scene in a Biblical drama. Sherlock Holmes adventure, in brief Song about Teddy Bear's embrace? Shirley Temple vehicle: 1935 Sky formation Saint-Exupery classic Saint-Exupéry classic Saint-Exupéry lad Saint-Exupéry novel Story of a small Communist barbarian? Scorsese's longtime film editor Schoonmaker Show about a castaway's wrath? Silver rider Solitary equestrian? Striker-Trendle hero Start of a TV viewer's lament Start of a couch potato's lament Shortened 2005 Adam Sandler remake? Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 tune Show about a gun-toting bird? Seuss story concerned with Truffula trees Serfs words about his boss's shellac supply? Sequel to "Jurassic Park" by Michael Crichton Series set on a cruise ship Stubing : ___ :: ... Song that knocked "The Long and Winding Road" out of the #1 spot "Summer in the City" singers? 'Summer in the City' rockers Start of quote about a Hollywood studio Sinful sister's show? "__'s fightin' words!" Sci-fi classic of 1954 Sci-fi classic: 1954 Sci-fi film about giant ants Sci-fi film about mutant ants Sci-fi film of 1954 Silent part of "mnemonic" Subject, to Cicero Snake seen in Wonderland? Storied gift givers Smokeless chimney duct? Scrollwork from its bow can be seen in Bangor She went down in 1898 Ship in a late 19th century tragedy Sinking of 1898 Spanish-American War catalyst Stan "__" Musial Stan Musial's moniker Stan Musial's nickname Stan Musial's nickname^THEMA Stan ___ Start of an 11-word "Stepquote" ending at 143 Across Song praising an authoritarian figure? "Star Wars" spinoff set five years after Emperor Palpatine's fall Song from Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" "Sweetheart" in an old song Spouse of Selene? Shaw play: 1898 Sheridan Whiteside. Sousa "Shoe the horse, shoe ___" Swashbuckler's money? Supreme strategy (1967-91) Sci-fi hit whose tagline is "Bring him home" Stars of "Horse Feathers" Superhero alter ego of Stanley Ipkiss Society at large Subjects of a discourse Subjects of discourses Sci-fi film where Neo learns reality is a simulation Supporting actors in a Bea Arthur sitcom? Ship in a '75 incident "Spell It Out" suggests it Subject around which a party is organized School essay Self-descriptive word hidden in the longest Across entries Signature melody Signature song Signature, in radio. Sitcom intro music Sitcom's intro music Soundtrack's first track, often Subject of a talk, topic of a discussion Subject of an essay Subject of composition Subject under discussion Source of some frenzy