Letter S 176750–177000

Shrub from which a fragrant oil is obtained Scented packets in a drawer Scented pouches SPIRITUALLY cleansing agency Shirley's TV roommate Shirley's best friend Shirley's buddy Shirley's friend in 1970s-'80s TV Shirley's partner on TV Shirley's roomie Shirley's roommate Shirley's sidekick Shirley's sitcom friend Shirley's sitcom pal Shotz Brewery worker of 70's TV Sitcom role for Penny Southern Californian town. Spiritual basins Subject of a 1999 Ricky Martin hit "Scènes de ___ de Bohème." Song with the lyric "When you kiss me heaven sighs" She sang the theme song for "Alice" Second wife of Aeneas Sumptuously luxurious Showered, as with gifts Surprise! Michigan State student found living the high life! Short johns? "She-Hulk: Attorney at ___" Subject of many court cases Saul's field in "Better Call Saul" Science class equation Scientific truth Scientist's formulation Scott Turow's field Shapiro's metier Sheriff's concern Side of a diner Signing-ceremony subject Solon's creation Solon's forte Some is common Some lay it down Some post-graduate study Some practice it Something "on the books" Something in a code Something to lay down Sometimes it's laid down Song and album by the Doors Sonia Sotomayor's field Sotomayor's specialty Specialty of a Library of Congress Specialty of the Medes and Persians. Speed limit, e.g. Spence's field Stryper "Against the ___" Statute or regulation Subject for a bar discussion Supreme Court subject Supreme Court's sphere System of justice study Postgraduate hurdle Scottish cop Strict crime control Something pressed? Supreme Court Justice Byron White, early in his career Supreme Court aide Supreme Court staffer Supreme Court worker Sing Sing warden-author Sing Sing's famed warden Scenes of much practicing Solon Senator or representative Senators, e.g. Sheriff Sheriff or Mountie, e.g. Sheriff or constable Sheriff or marshal Sheriff, e.g. Sheriff, for example Sheriff, for one Sheriffs and marshals Sheriffs, e.g. Sporters of tin stars Stagecoach robbers' bane Scene of some parties Scotts Turf Builder target Sheer cloth Sheer cotton fabric Sheer linen cloth. Sheer linen or cotton Sheer linen or cotton cloth. Sight in suburbia Site for croquet Site for political signs Sodded surface Something to mow Something to seed Spot for a flamingo Spot for a flamingo, maybe Spot for a sprinkler Spot for tennis Sprinkler site Sprinkler spot Sprinkler target Sprinkler's place Suburban expanse Suburban front yard Suburban grass Suburban green Suburban greenery Suburban obsession Suburban pride Suburban spread Suburban stretch Suburban turf Suburbanite's concern Suburbanite's pride Sport involving some rolling on the grass Suburban implement. Suburbanite's machine. Sport that might feature modified John Deeres Settings for some darts games Sheer cloths. Sheer cotton fabrics Sights in suburbia Sites for parties. Some are manicured Some bowling areas Some bowling sites Some green acres Stretches in the sticks Suburban expanses Suburban grassy spaces Suburban grassy spots Suburban landscapes Suburban sprawls Suburban spreads Suburban street sights Suburban stretches Suburban surrounds Suburban yards Suburbanites' spreads Suburbia sights Swards. Sprayer of blades Suburbanite's John Deere __ supply and demand Statistical principle. Supposition that things will even out over time Some partners' workplaces Song with the lyrics "Motel money murder madness" Song with the repeated lyric "Mr. Mojo risin'" Support group for actor Jude? "Seven Pillars of Wisdom" autobiographer "Sons and Lovers" novelist Sarah ___ College Sarah ___ of Bronxville scene of raids by John Brown in 1856 Suggesting Lady Chatterley, maybe Samuel ___, inventor of the stock ticker Sax player Ronnie Scientific truths Senatorial output Some are broken Some are natural Some are natural, some are broken Some shopping restrictions Statutes and ordinances Statutory group Subjects of Congressional debate Swift called them "cobwebs." Setting for "The Paper Chase" Some court cases SW Oklahoma city Solicitor, for example Someone on the defense Someone on the defense, perhaps Stevenson, for example. Suit in a suit? Stopped answering the interrogator's questions, perhaps Some deal with trust issues Stops cooperating with interrogators Stop cooperating with the cops, in a way Stymie the feds, in a way Second-busiest airport in the U.S. Skimping on stringency Sloppy, as security So-called "Gateway to the Pacific Rim," informally SoCal airport SoCal destination SoCal hub SoCal transport hub featured in "Speed," for short Southern Cal. airport Southern Calif. airport Sport with sticks, for short Starting point of many a red-eye Senna, for one Sport with a stick Strictness's opposite Sample-handler, at times -- siege to Sam Smith's "__ Me Down" Scott's "___ of the Last Minstrel" Set up, as a foundation Sexual companion Sexual partner Short poem for singing. Short poem with a heroic narrative Song of a minstrel. Song played on a mandolin Spend, with "out" Spread over surface Surrender, with "down" set table Strike in all directions Secure oneself in port Succeed in a coop, or fail in most else Save for future use Shelve for now Show some guile Stewed over tomorrow, perhaps Suffered from insomnia Store purchase plan Some merchandise pickups Set on the ground Show, as cards in gin rummy Surrender, as arms Surrender, as weapons Singer Evelyn ___. Sauce, cheese or noodles, in lasagna Sauce, noodles or cheese, for lasagna Section of a cake Section of the Earth or the atmosphere Sedimentary-rock feature Separate level Seven- ___ cake Seven-___ dip Seven-___ dip (stratified party bowlful) She's in the henhouse Single thickness. Spumoni feature Stack, in a way Sweater over a turtleneck, say single thickness of some substance STRATIFIED Stratiform Sections of cakes Sensible clothing for the Bay Area's climate