Letter S 73500–73750

Scrambled, in a way Sleep inducing drug Secret moniker used in covert operations Secret Service bestowal Secret moniker Spy's alias Spy's moniker Spy's secret moniker Secret agents' monikers, or a party game Secret device Software company worker Software programmer Software whiz Software worker Software writer Spy's gizmo School lockdown alert Serious warning Secret devices Software makers Software writers Some Microsoft employees Some N.S.A. employees Symbol manipulators Secret communications Secret languages Secret messages Secret signals. Secret writing systems Secret writings Security precautions Sets of laws Sets of principles Sets of regulations Sets of rules. Signal items Signal systems. Signals for sending messages. Signals, spy style. Some are made of bars Spy secrets Systematic bodies of law. Systems of rules Systems of signals Say "See you mañana," e.g. ... and a hint to each set of circles Shift from one dialect to another, depending on the social context Speak more than one language in the same conversation Some WWII message transmitters Short concluding passage, in music. Spy's signal during a conversation, perhaps Subtle signal Secret phrases Substitute terms for sensitive subjects Scriptural volume Scriptures manuscript Scriptures scroll Scriptures volume Scroll successor Scrolls successor System of laws. Seafood popular with chips SUPPLEMENT will Supplement to a will supplement Will be, in song STUDY of manuscripts Systematized, as laws Systematizes, as laws Systematize, as laws Systematize, as rules systematise Systematically sorting Supplement that some claim eases arthritis Some fishing boats Some seines Spanish cubit, 16.5 in. Segment of a genetic table Small DNA segment Small bell Small unit of RNA scrotum bag Salt-water fishes Seafood choices Seafood fishes Soft-rayed food fishes Some UPS deliveries Some UPS packages Some deliveries: Abbr. Some fish and chips fish Some food fishes "Step by Step" character who lived in a van outside the family house Scout of renown Showman Bill: 1846-1917 Showman Buffalo Bill Storied Pony Express rider Surname of Buffalo Bill Scotland's Glen ___ Seb who ran the 2012 London Games Sebastian ___, record-breaking miler Sebastian of England Sebastian of track fame Sebastian the miler Sebastian who led London's bid for the 2012 Olympics Sebastian who once ran the world's fastest mile Sebastian who ran miles Sebastian who won four Olympic track and field medals in the 1980s Sidney Howard's middle name. Sidney ___ Howard. Singer David Allan -- Speedster Sebastian Speedy Sebastian Sticker seen on a Prius Swift Sebastian Student at a mixed-gender school Student at a mixed-gender school STUDENT, girl School girl. Serving both genders Serving both men and women Serving both sexes Shields at Princeton Sorority gal Sorority girl. Sorority house member Sorority inductee Sorority member Sorority sister Student, briefly Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Share copydesk duties Share magazine billing Share the polishing Scholastic shes Some B.A. earners Some Barnard students Some Harvard attendees Some Princetonians Some University of Virginia undergrads in 1969, for the first time Some VMI students Some Yalies Some campus figures Some campus people Some college attendees Some college students Some college students of yore Some college students, datedly Some dorm dwellers Some dorm residents Some former students Some girls. Some of the West Pointers Some roles in the Jack Benny film "College Holiday" Some student bodies Some undergraduates Some university dormers? Sorority gals Sorority girls Sorority house denizens Sorority house denizens, perhaps Sorority members Sorority members, in old lingo Sorority members, old-style Sorority members, once Sorority members, perhaps Sorority possibles Sorority sisters Sorority sisters, e.g., in old lingo Sorority sisters, once Sorority sisters, usually Students at Columbia, say Students in bobby sox? Students in many colleges. Students that Princeton first admitted in 1969, in dated slang Subjects of old Playboy pictorials Sweethearts of Sigma Chi Starbucks stack Screenwriter/actress Michaela scyphozoa Shared surname in cinema Surname on a 2010 "True Grit" poster Surname that's an anagram of an orange traffic item Strong-armed Strong-arms SUBSTANCE, of the same Sacré-___ (Paris landmark) SAME age Subject of current controversy. State of spreading over same space or time with another. Starbucks energizer, and a hint to the starts of this puzzle's theme answers Starbucks serving Starbucks specialty Starbucks supply Second breakfast Starbucks's Howard Schultz? Seed of a billion-dollar industry. Shortstop? Something taken at the office *Sweet treat at Starbucks Sweet treat that often has a crumb topping Social event for eggs? Single-use item in a morning routine Sandwich served at Starbucks? (6,7) Starbucks machine Staying awake? Some get-togethers String of two Specialty grinder Server with a spout Source of refills Stereotypical cops' hangout Starbucks and others Starbucks cup slip-on Starbucks slip-ons Starbucks? Starbucks record keeper? Sofa adjunct Spot for a large picture book Stewardess's story Source of certain beans Social service item? SOFFIT, sunk panel in SUNK panel in ceiling Strong box. Sarcophagus SLAVE caravan SLAVE-traveling/travelling group Start to cherish? Startup partner Starts with another Slip a ___ Slip a ___ (err) Slip a ___ (make a blunder) Slot filler in a gearwheel Small but important machine part Small but necessary part. Small component of a larger machine Small part of a big machine Small part of a machine Small part of a system Small part of the works Small piece of a machine Small worker in a big organization Sprocket Subordinate employee Subordinate member of a large organization Subordinate part Subordinate sort ___ sci (interdisciplinary major) ___ sci (study of the mind, informally) ___ sci, college major related to psych SCOTTISH pail