Letter S
Shark movie with a "Pleased to eat you" tagline
South Vietnam region
Summer family getaway
School chores
School writings
Short essays.
Signature songs
Signatures, in radio.
Some amusement parks have them
Some bars returned to again and again?
Some parties and crosswords have them
Some party planning inspirations
Students' essays
Subject matters
Show opener, often
Signature tune
Sinatra's "Put Your Dreams Away"
Siegfried's N.Y. venue
Site of an annual New York gala, familiarly
Shea team, familiarly
Side in a Subway Series matchup
"___ Son," Sondheim song
Sitcom set in an OB/GYN practice
Stories told by Scheherazade
Site of historic event, Sept. 2, 1945.
Show about some demure cheerleaders?
Series about countercultural crime fighters
Smetana composition inspired by a river
Symbol of disruption
Sitcom about a team of aromatherapists?
Somerset Maugham novel, after inflation
Single-letter typo in a Trivial Pursuit game that caused Bubble Boy to strangle George Costanza, in a famous "Seinfeld" episode
Subtitle of "Othello."
Subtitle of a 1604 tragedy
Subtitle of a Shakespearean play
Setting for some Sherlock Holmes mysteries
Start of a camaraderie phrase
"___ See of You"
Start of a quotation by Mme. de Stael
Second Internet factoid, part 1
Scandinavian folklore figure in a Grieg title
Spouse, in bar conversations
Show about a concert aficionado?
"Shipoopi" show
Southern Methodist University team
"So, next ... "
Second of a logical pairing
Segue starter
Since that's true
Soon afterward
Storyteller's link
Storyteller's transition
Subsequent Yes song?
soon after that
Story of a Fed. narcotics inspectors' raid on a sauna?
Supremes "Stop! In ___"
Show whose title character was Fran Fine
Sitcom whose title character was Fran Fine
Speech: Part III
Silver group?
Sports org. since 1946
Sheena, who lives next door?
Sea nymphs, in Greek mythology
"So rude!"
"Such chutzpah!"
"Such gall!"
'Such rudeness!'
Sandra Bullock 1995 movie
Sandra Bullock film involving Web surfing
Sandra Bullock film of '95
Sandra Bullock flick
Sandra Bullock movie
Sandra Bullock techno-thriller of 1995
Sandra Bullock thriller of 1995
Surfer's realm
Surfing locale
Surfing site, nowadays
Shakespeare's lament upon crashing? ("Henry VIII" I, 1)
Something suddenly fashionable
Start of a coming-of-age scenario
Show that has appeared in various versions for six decades
Subject of many BBC World Service broadcasts
Start of a remark by Roy W. West
Sports org. not recently involved in a lockout controversy
"___ saw the Congo . . . "
Stravinsky opera
Start of an age-old quip
Specific deets
Subject of a punny "denial"
"Suddenly, I understood!"
Successful dieter's award?
Subtle act of recognition
"Sailing on obscene wings athwart ___": Coleridge
Something to lead by or pay through
Something to pay through?
Storied El Capitan climbing route
Satire starring actor Chris?
Supreme Court Justice's sobriquet, derived from a rapper's stage name
Second Amendment-supporting gp.
Spot for some sun worshipers
"Sons of Anarchy" actor Rossi
"Sons of Anarchy" star Rossi
Son on The Cosby Show
Stand up comedian ___ Von
"___ silver" (words about Cleopatra's barge)
Sandy Cohen's drama
SoCal locale
SoCal teen drama of 2003-07
Supporters of religion-based government
Show about an unusual car?
Show about a red sock, a blue sock, and the love they found in the dryer?
Strange part of a poem?
"Sister Carrie" novelist Dreiser
Sci-fi writer Sturgeon
Senator Green of Rhode Island.
Singer-actor Bikel
Stuffy bruin?
"Sister Carrie"
Someone who's been there from day one, in slang
Seminary course of study: Abbr.
Study of religion: Abbr.
Spencer Tracy film loses power?
Sport for the elderly?
Street hustler's ploy, as depicted in this grid
Sneaky exchange, as in a classic con game
someone who is learned in theology or who speculates about theology
STUDY of religious beliefs
Saint Augustine's study
Seminarian's concern.
Seminarian's subject.
Seminary course
Seminary focus
Study of common articles?
Study of divine matters
Study of religious truth.
study of religions and religious beliefs
Someplace mighty dilapidated where top athletes compete (3,7,5)
Supernatural thriller film starring Gregory Peck
"Still __" ('76 tune)
"Still ___" (1976 hit)
Sought-after partner
Soulmate
Start of a Bible verse (Ps. 2:4)
Stereotypical moniker for a prophesied figure
Start of a "hindsight" quip
Start of a Nash verse
Satirical news source
Satirical publication that claims to be "America's Finest News Source"
Satirical weekly newspaper
Start of a Lou Holtz quote
Spaniard who's in a class by himself?
Start of Ruth Brown quote
Sole justification
Start of a quip from Mad Magazine
Start of a Milton Berle quip about a cheapskate
Start of an FDR quote
Start of an altered quip by Natalie Wood
Start of a quote by this puzzle's honoree, whose 120th birthday is August 13, 2019
state of being governed by God
Surgery locale, to an MD
Surgery site, briefly
Snoopy's airborne nemesis in fading yellow newspapers?
Scientific assumption
Something to prove
Statement backed by a proof, in math
Some of Euclid's discoveries
Statements accepted as fact
Setting for a Christie classic
Scientifically accepted hypotheses
Speculate by reasoning
Speculative thought.
someone who theorizes
Speculative people
Scientist, at times
Scientific explanation
Scientific speculation
Scientific statement
Scientific supposition
Scientist's idea
Series of ideas seeking to explain something
Something to be tested
Something to test
Speculative plan
Suggested explanation
Springtime red carpet gathering
Sermon on the Mount metaphor
Strip poker
S. E. Hinton classic
slave in Anglo-Saxon Britain
Set ___ (lead).
Set ___ (take the lead).
Steakhouse chain with a skinny tree in its logo
____ Story : '42 film
Something kids might very well tune out?
Sequel to a 1937 swashbuckler?
Start of a Bill Cosby quote
" . . . show me ___ of life": Psalms
Something that should be smashed ... and what was "smashed" to make the starred answers in this puzzle
Steinbeck book about a diver named Kino
Steinbeck novel inspired by a Mexican folk tale
Steinbeck novella
Steinbeck novella set in La Paz
Southern nickname involving a brown bird
Structure on the Potomac.
Side in a criminal case
STATE motto: Part III
Sandburg words, after "I am"
Scientist featured in a cliff-hanger series?
"Schindler's List" beat it for Best Picture
Start of a cynical Ambrose Bierce line
Story first published serially in 1836 and 1837
Story wrongly attributed to Chaucer
Show about sorry predators?
Start of a Poe title
Stock trading area.
Somber situation
Something dreadful
Something miserable
Something woeful
"Sweet, Sweet Lovin'" group
"___'s the thing . . . "
SILENT FILM CAPTION
Storyteller's embellishment
Sobriquet of James G. Blaine.
Sting's former trio
Spiritual leader who rides in a customized car
Summer symphony
Sequel to a 1967 Oscar winner?
"Some Like It Hot" band
Satisfied-buyer's words
Series about a capable blood drawer?
Sixteenth-century political treatise with a chapter called "How Flatterers Should Be Avoided"
Source of the quotation.
Story about a Disney girl who climbs Mount Everest?
Sign for an urban photographer?
Skyscraper less than a mile from Fenway Park, familiarly
Start of an epigram by J. J. Ingalls
Slogan for Tinder?
Site of a Marx Brothers movie
Scott Joplin work: 1906
"Singin' in ___."
"Singing in ___ . . . "
Song from "My Fair Lady"
Sequel to a 1940 Oscar-winner?
Sign for May Day babies
St. Louis team, informally
Stanley Cup aspirants.
Some take it, others beat it
Sometimes-beaten thing
Some medical treatments
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