Letter S 207500–207750

Science fair regular Socially awkward intellectual Scholastic sort, perhaps Scholastic stereotype School geek School stereotype Self-description for a D&D enthusiast, maybe Sheldon Cooper, e.g. Simp of a sort Single-minded expert Single-minded person Single-minded sort Slashdot reader, according to its slogan Small, fruity candy Social bungler Social dud, stereotypically Social flop Social goofball Social greenhorn Social lightweight Social nonentity Social outcast, maybe Social washout Socially awkward one Socially challenged one, often Socially challenged person Socially clueless sort Socially ineffectual person Socially inept loser Socially inept type Socially maladroit sort Societal goofball Societal klutz Society oddball Someone boring about computers Sort represented by the 🤓 emoji Spend all weekend solving crosswords, say, with "out" Sporcle enthusiast, perhaps Square of a sort Square sort Square, now Square, updated Stereotype Studious Stereotypical "According to my calculations" speaker Stereotypical "The Big Bang Theory" character Stereotypical "xkcd" fan Stereotypical Comic-Con attendee Stereotypical D&D fan Stereotypical D&D player Stereotypical Geek Squad employee Stereotypical IT staffer Stereotypical Mensan Stereotypical Pi Day celebrant Stereotypical Scrabble pro Stereotypical bookworm Stereotypical brainiac Stereotypical coder Stereotypical comic book fan Stereotypical computer hacker Stereotypical computer programmer Stereotypical computer whiz Stereotypical egghead Stereotypical gamer Stereotypical mathlete Stereotypical pocket protector wearer Stereotypical pocket-protector wearer Stereotypical programmer Stereotypical role for Anthony Michael Hall in the eighties Stereotypical sci-fi conventioneer Stereotypical sci-fi fan Stereotypical science student Stereotypical sporter of a pocket protector Stereotypical sporter of a pocket ptotector Stereotypical tech whiz Stereotypical trivia whiz Stereotypically uncool collegian Steve Urkel on "Family Matters," e.g. Steve Urkel, e.g. Steve Urkel, for one Straight-A student, stereotypically Studious misfit Studious sort, and proud of it Study too much, with "out" Superbrainy sort Swirlie victim, perhaps Swot : Britain :: ___ : America ___ sniping (baiting someone with an irresistibly interesting problem, as coined in the Web comic "xkcd") Shout after a too-bookish discourse Something you might earn by having a long crossword-solving streak, informally Solving crosswords with a bunch of friends, say "Study, study, study" types Saps' kin School clique, maybe School clique, perhaps School stereotypes Silicon Valley saga, "Triumph of the ___" Simps Small, bumpy candies Small, sour candies Smartypantses Social outcasts Social outsiders Social rejects, stereotypically Socially challenged group Socially inept losers Societal goofballs Some intellectuals Some social misfits Sporcle quiz makers, perhaps Square figures Squares of sorts Stereotypical Pi Day celebrants Stereotypical chess team members Stereotypical math whizzes Stereotypical mathletes Stereotypical members of the math team Stereotypical squares Stereotypical tech entrepreneurs Stereotypical trivia whizzes Studious crowd Studious stereotypes Sugary boxful Silicon Valley potage? So unhip as to be hip, maybe Socially challenged Socially inept and bookish Square, in a way Square, maybe Studious and introverted, say Super-smart, derisively SEA nymph to Posseidon Sea Nymph Aquatic Sea nymph of Greek myth Sea-horse rider sea nymph in Greek mythology Sisters of Amphitrite. Sea god's fifty daughters. Sea nymphs Sea nymphs of Greek myth. Sea nymphs of myth Seafaring nymphs Seafaring nymphs of myth Sea nymph: Lat. Sea god of Greek myth Sea-dwelling Greek god Shape-shifting Aegean Sea god Shape-shifting Greek god Safe ball SharpShooter II maker Sinew: Fr. Soft ball Soft ball Material Genetic Soft ball brand Soft ball company Soft ball maker Soft ball material Soft ball pitcher? Soft ball purveyor Soft ball since 1969 Soft ball substance Soft football material Soft projectile brand Soft sports equipment maker Soft stuff found in this puzzle's four longest Across entries Soft toy brand Soft toy material Soft, squishy material Soft-ball brand Soft-ball manufacturer? Soft-toy stuff Soft-toy substance Sponge ball brand Spongy ball Spongy ball brand Spongy ball material Spongy ball substance Spongy brand Spongy stuff Spongy toy ball Spongy toy ball material Spongy toy brand Spongy toy material Spongy toy-ball brand Spongy-ball brand Squishy ball brand Squishy ball maker Squishy football maker Squishy material Squishy sports brand Squishy sports toy material Squishy toy brand Squishy toy company Super Soaker Soakzooka brand Super Soaker Zombie Strike Revenge Infector maker Super Soaker brand Super Soaker maker Soft toy projectiles Safe toy to toss Soft projectile Spongelike toy Spongy plaything Spongy toy Squishy indoor toy Spherical foam toys Spongy toys Shooter of soft bullets Spongy toy going up in popularity? Soft balls Some foam toys Some soft balls Some squishy balls Spongy balls Safer alternative to paintball Shows of soft power? Saint Philip Saint Philip ___ (Renaissance figure) Saint Philip _____ (Italian mystic) Saint Phillip Saintly Philip San Filippo ___ (Italian mystic) St. Philip St. Philip ___, 16th C. reformer. St. Philip ___, famed Italian priest St. Philip ___, of Italy St. Philip ___: 1515–95 St. Philip ____: Italian mystic St. Philip of Rome St. Phillip ___ SHOWY pink flowering plant SHOWY red flowering plant Showy, red-flowered plant. Steamer sunk by a U-boat in 1941 snails genus animal life Shoaly sockeye salmon "Scratch My Bach" composer Peter "Star Trek" (2009) villain "Star Trek" villain played by Eric Bana "Summer of '42" pianist "Summer of '42" pianist Peter Sabina, Poppaea Husband of Seneca the Younger's student Seneca tutored him Seneca was his tutor Seneca's non-responsive pupil. Seneca's pupil Seneca's student Seneca's tutee Sinister fiddler Sixth of the "Twelve Caesars"