Letter S 76250–76500

soft murmurs Scoter Sea duck Senile one Short-tailed waterfowl. Small water bird Surf duck. Swamphen. Swimming bird to which weird old people might be compared Symbol of baldness Southern delicacy Something a kindergartner doesn't want to get ___ shot (playground "vaccination") Scoters Small water birds Stodgy ones Surf ducks. Shares the mortgage Slang term for a police officer Sergeant Friday, e.g. Serpico, for one Shamus She might carry a stick Shield wearer Sipowicz of "NYPD Blue" for one Slangily admit, with "to" Speedeer's nemisis Speeder stopper Speeding ticket issuer Speeding-ticket issuer Squad car driver Station employee Station occupant Station worker Steal ... or the one who catches the thief Steal, in slang Steal: Slang Suspect chaser street justice job Spanish word for "cup" often seen in soccer tournaments Setting for a Manilow song Setting of a 1978 hit song that's "the hottest spot north of Havana" Setting of a 1978 hit song, with "the" Setting of a Barry Manilow hit Setting of a Manilow hit Setting of a Manilow musical Setting of a top 10 Barry Manilow hit Short for Rio's beach. Showgirl Lola's workplace Sinatra's "Meet Me at the ___" Spanish trophy Spot in a Manilow tune Storied Big Apple nightclub Storied NYC nightclub, briefly Storied nightspot ___ squat (sit down, slangily) Stork Club alternative Some police procedurals, to their critics SA leguminous tree Source of varnish. Sweet gum tree. Site of Mayan ruins Shorten the sentence, maybe? Siren source SHARER of inheritance Share rearing duties Sharing rearing Separated couple with kids, say Shares the responsibility for a child Someone with whom you might share a spine Strive (with). Struggle (through) Struggle or contend (with). Struggle with successfully Successfully contend with difficulties Survive problems Struggled (with "with"). Struggled along successfully Stewart of the Police Shade of blue, for short. Shade of blue: Colloq. Short for shade of blue. Someone who can usually handle adversity *San Jose resident Scrapes by Soldiers on Somehow manages Strives successfully Struggles (with "with"). Struggles along Struggles, with a degree of success. Successfully handles a rough patch Squad cars? Staples staple Some cheaters Stat producers Second in command in the sky Second officer Survival mechanism ___ saw (carpenter's curve cutter) Strategy for dealing with a tough situation Something to deal with? Specialty of a really bad baseball team? SPANISH musical verse SPANISH song, popular SPANISH doggerel verso Square in Beantown Square named for a painter __ Square, adjacent to the Boston Marathon finish line Snowflake, to Santos Snowflake: Sp. Say you have to wash your hair, say Shirker's excuse Sketchy excuses Swiped Statue of Liberty material Statue of Liberty's skin Steerforth's friend. *Surviving Victorian society, for a Dickens character? Statue of Liberty's exterior makeup Snake also known as highland moccasin Snake also known as the highland moccasin Sympathizer with the C.S.A. Speech given by the policeman chasing James Cagney in "White Heat"? Sunner's color. Signature feature of a Duracell battery Small hill: Dial. Source of an oil Source of cocoanut oil. Source of coconut oil South Sea export Sgt. Friday, Det. Briscoe, etc. STONY roundish fossil consisting of petrified dung SCATOLOGY, subject of Show with a "Bad Boys" theme song Speeder stoppers Squad car drivers Squad members. Squad-car drivers Steals ironically Sting participants Surrounded by ___: Theme of this puzzle Swipes Strikes a bargain in court Savannah growth Section of brushwood Small grove Small stand Small stand of trees Small thicket Small thicket of trees Small woods Small, tight thicket of trees Stand of trees spinney Stands in a field? Site with a cell, slangily Series of crimes? Short for a type of plane. Skyhook dropper, briefly Source of a traffic report, often Scriptural language of Egyptian Christians Specialist who checks pupils at the police academy? Some Egyptians. simulacrum School bag item. Slavish imitator Someone who mimics someone who copies the words or behavior of another Say "moo"? Statue of Sitting Bull? Slot man, at the Times someone employed to make written copies of documents and manuscripts scribes Software device SOLE legal right to produce or reproduce Sole entitlement to produce literary works Store with printing services Serving with vin string along Seductive woman Symbol often used to censor explicit words Source of the "Love is patient, love is kind..." passage often heard at weddings: Abbr. Starchy side at a picnic Second baseman Joey Sox manager Alex Small English boat Small boat made of wickerwork Small hide-bottomed boat Small primitive boat Small round boat Small rowing boat of wicker and hide Small Welsh river boats S. Pacific sea SEA, hard substance in the Salmon relative Salmonesque color Sea N E of Australia. Sea NE of Australia. Sea between Queensland and New Hebrides. Sea east of Australia Sea near New Hebrides. Sea of Australia. Sea of the Solomon Islands Sea off New Guinea Sea or snake Sea skeleton Sea, part of the South Pacific. Sea-born jewelry material Shade of pink Shipwreck overgrowth Skeletal deposit Snorkeler's milieu Snorkeler's sight Snorkeler's sight, perhaps Snorkeler's view Snorkeler's vista Snorkeling milieu Soft pink South Pacific sea Staghorn Structure of an atoll. Substance of an atoll. ___ Sea, northeast of Australia. _____ Sea (W.W. II site) Scuba diver's lure Snorkeling locale Snorkeling site Sea animals. Skeletonized masses of millepores. Snorkeling sights Some lipstick shades Sources of many beads South Sea souvenirs Scene of a May 1942 U.S. victory in W.W. II Scene of battle, May 7–8, 1942. Site of a 1942 U.S. Naval victory Site of a May 1942 battle Southern Pacific region Spot near Australia Slitherer with brilliantly colored bands Sacrifice, in Hebrew Bible. Stone bracket support timber SCOTTISH crow SCOTTISH raven SEVILLA river SACKCLOTH (plant) Sash or whip follower Sennit