Letter S 50000–50250

Story of one's life, briefly Story of one's life, for short Story with a headshot Subj. where you learn about DNA Such is a life Summary usually including a photo story Brief story Life study of animals' use of sound Science specialty Scientist working with enzymes SCIENCE of living organisms substance used to destroy living things state of association of creatures in a certain region STUDY of plant distribution subject of biography someone who writes an account of a person's life Some writers SHORT summary of ones life and career STORY of events SUMMARY of ones life and career School's science dept. Sci. of life Sci. studied in high school Sci. that studies cells Science of life (abbr.) Science study: Abbr. Science subj. Subj. involving cells Sch. locale with microscopes Sci. class where many an "Eeuw!" is heard Sci. class with dissections Sci. classroom Scientific research center Spot for studying cultures Subject of an adoptee's quest, maybe Subject of an adoptee's search Scientist who studies cells STUDY of life School course with slides Student's subject. Study of living organisms/things science of life study of living organisms STEM class synthetic material used in prosthetics Savanna or rain forest Savanna or tundra Savanna and tundra Savanna, taiga, etc. Some complex communities She's the one who gave birth to an adopted child Swimmer Matt Swimmer Matt who won eight Olympic gold medals Sommers, Jaime Like Steve Austin description Superhuman, in a way Seeing things that aren't natural? Sight-restoring innovations "Six Million Dollar Man" feature "Six Million Dollar Man" science STUDY of mechanical systems behaving like living beings Science of duplicating nature Study involving nature and engineering study of biological functions to create electronic versions Science of relationship of organisms to environment. Something added for flavor or zest Spike Lee's "Malcolm X," e.g. SMALL tissue sample STUDY of tissue cut from living body Section for a general surgeon Specimen for the lab study of effects of psychology on physiology Skin care giant Skin-care brand with an accent over its last letter Skincare company with the slogan "Free your pores" Sections of online dating profiles Short get-to-know-you pieces Short life lines? Short life stories Short lives? Short personal histories Short personal profiles Short personal stories Short profiles Short sketches Sketch of a person, for short Sketches, for short Some History channel fare Some blurbs Some book blurbs Some book jacket blurbs Some book-flap paragraphs Some nonfiction books Some nonfiction works, briefly Some publicity pieces Some sketches Stories of a lifetime? Stories of the rich and famous, briefly "Star Trek" diagnostic tool SOUTH African cinema study of distribution of fossils in an area Scientific field that includes genetic engineering, informally SYENITE, component of small area that supports its own distinctive community Shortened form for "business interruption policy" Supported by both sides She stands on her own two feet Some dinosaurs Sopwith Camel, e.g. Sopwith Camel, for one Shape and arrangement of a Sopwith Camel's parts? Some crop dusters Sopwith Camels, e.g. Shooter's support Shooting aid Sniper rifle stand Stand for pictures Stand on its own two feet Stand on two legs Stand with two legs Sharpshooters' accessories Some rifle stands Stands for snipers Stands of a sort Stands on two legs SQUARE of a square of a number square of a square She-goat: Fr. SASKATCHEWAN tree SILVERY-barked tree SLENDER-branched smooth-barked forest tree Simple-leafed tree Society name. Source for whipping rods Source of bark for canoes Switch material Switch wood Symbol of old-school discipline Senator unseated by Dan Quayle, 1981 Soda containing a bark extract Soft drink choice "Sweet ___ of Youth," Newman film: 1962 "Sweet ___ of Youth." Sandpiper Satanic nightjar or nightingale Scientists' name for artificial satellite. Seattle Storm star Sue Seed eater Shooting target. Shuttlecock Small singer Smee or smew Snow ___ (Slang for a vacationing canuck ) Snuffleupagus's pal, to Snuffy Something "in the hand" that's "worth two in the bush" Something Superman is mistaken for Something for the watchers. Sora or rail Source of tweets Sparrow or crow Swallow or duck Swallow or rail Swallow or sparrow Swallow or swan Swallow, e.g. Swift or swallow Swift, e.g. Small pool site in a yard Spots for canaries Sounds of robins and wrens, for example Setter or retriever Spaniel, for one Spotted owl spotter, perhaps Some ecotourists Swift followers, e.g. Swift pursuers, perhaps Sparrow avoids a snare? *Seed holder given to NBA star Larry Seedy eatery? Seedy spot? Swallow grub Shelters in some backyards Score for Woods Shoot one under Something needed to play the game depicted in this puzzle ... or a hint to the six circled answers Strange specialty Subpar performance Small feathered friend or golf achievement shoot in one stroke under par Sank a putt, perhaps Something sure or definite. Sure thing, it's said Sure thing...or a falconer's hawk? Squab. Substance to catch small birds. sticky substance smeared on twigs to catch small birds Seasonal avian phenomenon represented in this puzzle Showy orange-and-blue bloom "Sweet Hostage" Sex education component? Shuttlecocks Skylarks and sparrows Small eaters. Snipes and others Suet eaters Swallows, e.g. swans and cardinals Safe space to tweet? Subject of "the talk" about sex ... or a hint to the answers to the four starred clues Satirical conspiracy theory about government surveillance, and a hint to three of today's answers Satirical conspiracy theory that explains why some creatures in this puzzle seem to be imaginary Seen from above, as a view Store for ornithologists Simple shelter ___ soup (Chinese favorite) Some nature sightings Similar individuals, proverbially speaking Symbols of togetherness Showy tropical plants Series of tweets Sign of spring #1 Small feathered friend. SHIP of war, ancient Sea vessel of Caesar's time Ship of yore Ships at Actium. Some galleys Square cap Square cap worn by Roman Catholic clergy Square cap worn by ecclesiastics Stiff square cap Stiff, square cap for clerics. Square caps worn by ecclesiastics. Soprano Nilsson Swedish princess, recent U. S. visitor. SOUTH Australian headland spirited or lively person Spin like a log in lumberjack contests SCOTTISH carouse Spin a floating log Spin a floating log by treading. Spin a log Spin after logging on? Spin in a roleo Spin logs Spin whirringly. Spin, as a coin on a table. Spin, as a floating log Spun, as a coin.