Letter S 177500–177750

Secrecy violations Security breaches Security defections. Security problems Seeps Seeps through. Sends info to the media, sometimes Signs that you need a new roof Some news sources Sources for many gossip mag stories Sources or problems for investigators Spills information Spoilers before an episode airs, perhaps Surreptitiously give, as classified information . . . so it stops dripping Stereotypical thing that keeps people up Scottish words loyal Sharon of "Boston Public" Sharon of "Dreamgirls" Sandwich specification Sans fat Show a bias Show a preference Show bias Show favoritism Show partiality Show political bias Show preference Shunned by Mrs. Sprat. Slender; thin Slight advantage, in political forecasting Specification to a butcher Specification to a butcher, perhaps Sprat cuisine Sprat's choice Sprat's diet Sprat's order Sprat's preference Spratt's preference Stand off? Suitable for Jack Sprat Suitable for dieters Supermarket meat label Supermarket meat label, perhaps Supermarket-meat label Svelte spidery Sister brand of Stouffer's Swimmer of the Hellespont. Showed a bias Showed bias Showed partiality Stood slantingly. Score in horseshoes Score in quoits Second-best quoits pitch Shoe that's thrown to make a point Slimmer. Sprat, to his wife Scorers in horseshoes Some horseshoe throws Some horseshoes scores Some horseshoes throws Some horseshoes tosses Some pitches in horseshoes Some scores in horseshoes Skinniest Sparest. Streamlined to the max Self-help advice about which Michelle Obama said, "That shit doesn't work all the time" Sheryl Sandberg/Nell Scovell book subtitled "Women, Work, and the Will to Lead" Shift one's weight forward Sit angularly, as a wall Symbol of precariousness Super-fit fighter, figuratively Skinless chicken breast, e.g. Skinless chicken breasts, e.g. Sprat's favorite. "Soon" singer Rimes Singer Rimes "Some Girls Do" author ___ Banks slimness Singer Margaret __ Singer with the 1997 3x platinum single "How Do I Live" Singer Rimes and others Singer Rimes and soaps actress Hunley Seek support from Skew conservative Sandwich meat that might cost extra Shifts one's center of gravity, in a way Shows a preference Shows a preference (toward) Shows a slight preference Shows bias Shows partiality Slightly favors, with "to" Slightly favors, with "toward" Stands against. Strains to hear, perhaps Stretches to catch something Slanted, in Sussex Stood at an angle Stood in slanting position. Stood off-center "Survivor" shelter, perhaps Scout's cover, maybe Section of a barn. Shack type Shaky shelter Shed with a one-slope roof. Shed with a single, sloped roof Shed with a single-pitch roof Shed with one-slope roof. Shelter with a slanted roof Shelter with an inclined roof Simple adjoining shelter Simple camping shelter. Simple digs Simple shack Simple shed Slanted coverage? Slanted shelter Slanty shanty? Slanty shelter Sloping shed. Sheds with roofs of single pitch. Shelters for scouts Shelters on the trail Shelters with inclined roofs Shoddy shelters Simple shacks Simple sheds Sloped sheds Some sheds Skinny couples? Skate routine element Skating judge's concern Something not to look after? Spring from the ground Spring over Spring through the air Springing movement Start a bungee jump Start of a bungee jump Start of the entrechat. Steve Martin film, "__ of Faith" Stretch in logic Stunt cyclist's feat Stunt double's feat Sudden move ___ second (clock adjustment) saut de basque Skip a grade, e.g. Seize eagerly, as a chance Seize with gusto Seize, as a chance Show enthusiasm for, as an opportunity Seize an opportunity Strike while the iron's hot Sixtieth day of the year, periodically Showed signs of spring Springed suddenly into the air Sprang from the chair Skydiver, at first Spring game? Strenuous game. Surpass by skipping Skipped some steps Start something enthusiastically Springboard activity Start with enthusiasm Seize, as an idea Saltations Some ballet moves Some balletic moves Some flaws in logic Springs like a frog Springs through the air Stage acrobatics Sudden transitions Seizes on eagerly Seizes, as an opportunity Saltated Sprang into the air Started an axel Seized, as an opportunity Seized hold of Spinsters' time Summer Olympics usually take place in one ". . . serpent's tooth . . . thankless child" speaker "Sanford and Son" co-producer "Sanford and Son" producer "Sanford and Son" producer Norman Sad, mad dad, in drama Salvini role. Scofield role Self-described "poor, infirm, weak, and despised old man" of literature Shakespeare character followed by The Fool Shakespeare character who asks "Why should a dog, a horse, a rat have life, / And thou no breath at all?" Shakespeare character who says "How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is / To have a thankless child!" Shakespeare character who says "I am a very foolish, fond old man" Shakespeare character who says "Nothing can come of nothing" Shakespeare character who says "When we are born, we cry that we are come to this great stage of fools" Shakespeare character who says "nothing will come of nothing" Shakespeare title king Shakespeare%C2%92s "King ___" Shakespeare's "King ___" Shakespeare's "foolish fond old man.” Shakespeare's "very foolish fond old man" Shakespeare's legendary king Shakespeare's mad king Shakespearean character who calls himself "a very foolish fond old man" Shakespearean character who says "O, that way madness lies" Shakespearean father of three Shakespearean king played by Glenda Jackson Shakespearean king who orders a storm to "Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks!" Shakespearean king who partly inspired Kurosawa's "Ran" Shakespearean king who says, "Nothing will come of nothing" Shakespearean king who was "more sinn'd against than sinning" Shakespearean king with three daughters Shakespearean parent Shakespearean royal Shakespearean royalty Shakespearean ruler who divides his kingdom between two of his daughters Shakespearean sire Shakespearean title king Shakespearian king Sitcom honcho Norman Sitcom king Norman Sitcom producer Sitcom producer Norman Son of Bladud. Soprano Evelyn ___ Stage monarch Subject of Marc Blitzstein's new music. Swiss jet magnate Star's transport, perhaps Shakespearean king with new master Soak up a lesson Soak up knowledge Soak up some knowledge Soak up, as knowledge Student's job Study to get money after end of school Succeed in school, essentially Studied cross-country routes? "Slow ___" (Thomas Pynchon anthology) Student acquiring skills Student, hopefully Student, ideally