Crossword clues starting with S
5,999 clues and their answers, drawn from every daily puzzle tracked here.
- S-shaped moldingOGEE
- S, SW, or SSWDIR
- S.F. summer hrs.PDT
- S'mores cookersFIRES
- S&L account postingINT
- S&L accountsCDS
- S&L ad datumAPR
- S&L amenityATM
- S&L IDACCT
- S&L IDsSSNS
- S&L investmentFIXEDRATECD
- S&L offeringMTG
- S&L offeringsCDS
- S&L optionsCDS
- S&L postingINT
- S&L productsCDS
- Saag __: spinach dish with cheesePANEER
- Saber cousinEPEE
- Sac fly resultRBI
- Sacher Torte topperGLAZE
- SackBAG
- Sack of old clothes, perhapsDONATION
- Sack stuffBURLAP
- Sacramento dailyBEE
- Sacred bird of the NileIBIS
- Sacred carvingTOTEM
- Sacred flower in BuddhismLOTUS
- Sacred objectTOTEM
- Sacred scrollsTORAHS
- Sad cry from a Bananagrams player?CANIGETAWORDIN
- Sad cry from a Battleship player?IMISSEDTHEBOAT
- Sad cry from a hot potato player?IDIDNTCATCHTHAT
- Sad ending?NESS
- Sad maker of simple dresses?DOWNSHIFTER
- Sad sighALAS
- Sad song genreBLUES
- Sad-lookingHANGDOG
- Sadat of EgyptANWAR
- Saddle attachmentSTIRRUP
- Saddler's implementAWL
- Safari alternativeCHROME
- Safari and othersIPHONEAPPS
- Safari attireVEST
- Safari herbivoreRHINO
- Safari lodge, island property, destination spa, [all-inclusive beach hotel]LASTRESORT
- Safari platformIOS
- Safari sightRHINO
- Safari sightingRHINO
- Safari snapSCREENCAP
- Safe Drinking Water Act org.EPA
- Safe havensASYLA
- Safe spaces?BANKS
- Safe stackONES
- Safe to consumeEDIBLE
- Safe to drinkPOTABLE
- Safes made in the Volunteer State?TENNESSEEVAULTS
- SagDROOP
- Sagan's "pale blue dot"EARTH
- Sage, for oneHERB
- Sagittarius, for oneFIRESIGN
- SaharanARID
- Said "Not guilty," perhapsPLED
- Said explicitlySTATED
- Said grace, for examplePRAYED
- Said, "Skipping school isn't a big deal," say?PLAYEDHOOKY
- Sail failureRIP
- Sail the seven __SEAS
- Sailboat poleMAST
- Sailboat with one mastSLOOP
- Sailboats for racingCATAMARANS
- SailingASEA
- Sailing throughACING
- Sailor Moon headpieceTIARA
- Sailor's "Halt!"AVAST
- Sailor's "Stop!"AVAST
- Sailor's assentAYE
- Sailor's assentsAYES
- Sailor's greetingAHOY
- Sailor's tattoo, perhapsANCHOR
- Sailor's yesAYE
- Sailors' affirmativesAYES
- Sails through, as a testACES
- Saint __ fireELMOS
- Saint __: dog breedBERNARD
- Saint __: Lesser Antilles islandLUCIA
- Saint of AssisiFRANCIS, PGA, THRU
- Saint-Tropez regionRIVIERA
- Saintly glowHALO
- Saintly ring of lightHALO
- Salad bar accessoryTONGS
- Salad follower?BAR, TROT
- Salad greenENDIVE
- Salad herbARUGULA
- Salad oil sourceOLIVE
- Salad or soupAPP
- Salad order requestNOOIL
- Salad special at a Cape Canaveral cafe?ROCKETARUGULA
- Salad stalkCELERY
- Salad topperRANCHDRESSING
- Salade Niçoise fishTUNA
- Salami choiceGENOA
- Salami city of ItalyGENOA
- Salami typeGENOA
- SalaryWAGE, PAY
- Salary of $100,000+SIXFIGUREINCOME
- Salary recipientEARNER
- Salchow cousinsAXELS
- Salchow kinAXEL
- Sales advisoryASIS
- Sales agt.REP
- Sales disclaimerASIS
- Sales pitchSPIEL
- Sales repAGENT
- Sales scamBAITANDSWITCH
- Salespeople, for shortREPS
- Salesperson's unwelcome answerTHATSEXTRA
- Salk rivalSABIN
- Sally + (Julia + Philip)FIELDGLASSES
- Sally Beauty rivalULTA
- Salmon or sharkFISH
- Salmon servingLOX
- Salmon, to bearsPREY, OPEDS
- Salon coloristDYER
- Salon creationHAIRDO
- Salon offeringCOIF
- Salon offeringsTANS
- Salon serviceMANI, COIF, COLORBALANCE
- Salon service, for shortMANI
- Salon soundSNIP
- Salon soundsSNIPS
- Salon stiffenerGEL
- Salon stockDYES
- Salon supplyHAIRDYE
- Salon toolSTYLER
- Salon's fingernail specialistMANICURIST
- Salon's mani-__PEDI
- Saloon deliveryKEG
- Salsa hand drumBONGO
- Salsa ingredientONION
- Salsa percussion pairMARACAS
- Salsa supportCHIP
- Salsa tomatoROMA
- Salsa-topped snackTACO
- Salsa, for nacho chipsDIP
- Salt dispenserSHAKER
- Salt formulaNACL
- Salt Lake City collegianUTE
- Salt Lake City studentUTE
- Salt Lake City, __UTAH
- Salt Lake City's stateUTAH
- Salt lake fed by the Jordan RiverDEADSEA
- Salt Lake stateUTAH
- Salt Lake's stateUTAH
- SALT treaty subjectsABMS
- Salt, in a chem labNACL
- Salt, in FrenchSEL
- Salt, symbolicallyNACL
- Salty body of waterSEA
- Salty dropTEAR
- Salty expanseSEA, OCEAN
- Salty septetSEAS
- Salty watersSEAS
- Salvation Army volunteerBELLRINGER
- SalveBALM
- Sam for Samuel, for instanceNICKNAME
- Sam of "Peaky Blinders"NEILL
- Sam who created the "Evil Dead" franchiseRAIMI
- Samba or mamboDANCE
- Sambadrome cityRIO
- Sambadrome localeRIO
- Sambadrome's cityRIO
- Sambuca flavorANISE
- Same old routinesRUTS
- Same-note orchestral pitchesUNISONS
- Sammie of a sortHERO
- Sammy who hit 609 homersSOSA
- Samoa's regionOCEANIA
- SamovarURN
- SampleTEST
- Sample of foodBITE, TASTE
- Sample of Horatian poetryEPODE
- Sample with a strawSIP
- Samples, as soupSIPS
- Sampling skewingBIAS
- Samson's female betrayerDELILAH
- San __ (Palo Alto neighbor)MATEO
- San __, CADIEGO
- San __, ItalyREMO
- San Andreas Fault?LONGDIVISION
- San Andreas, for Calaveras CountySEAT
- San Antonio attractionALAMO
- San Antonio field trip destinationALAMO
- San Antonio landmarkALAMO
- San Antonio landmark to "remember"ALAMO
- San Antonio missionALAMO
- San Antonio NBA teamSPURS
- San Antonio siteALAMO
- San Diego attractionZOO
- San Diego neighborTIJUANA
- San Diego neighborhood whose name means "sea view"MIRAMAR
- San Diego squadPADRES
- San Diego suburb whose name means "the table"LAMESA
- San Francisco counterculture center of the 1960sHAIGHTASHBURY
- San Francisco mayor DanielLURIE
- San Francisco's __ Buena IslandYERBA
- San Francisco's __ HillNOB
- San Jose, Costa __RICA
- San Juan, Puerto __RICO
- Sanaa residentYEMENI
- Sanaa's countryYEMEN
- SanctionSAYSO
- Sanction for running a red lightTRAFFICTICKET
- SanctionedLEGIT
- SanctionsOKAYS, ENABLES
- SanctuaryARK
- Sand hillDUNE
- Sandal or sneakerSHOE
- Sandals and sneakersSHOES
- Sandbox bucketPAIL
- Sandbox visitorTOT
- Sandcastle destroyerTIDE
- Sandler of "Uncut Gems"ADAM
- Sandos with two spreadsPBJS
- Sandpaper surfaceGRIT
- Sandusky's lakeERIE
- Sandwich breadRYE
- Sandwich choiceWRAP
- Sandwich cookieOREO
- Sandwich cookie with many limited-edition flavorsOREO
- Sandwich cookiesOREOS
- Sandwich known by its initialsBLT
- Sandwich leftovers on many a kid's plateCRUSTS
- Sandwich lettersBLT
- Sandwich requestONRYE
- Sandwich shopDELI
- Sandwich shop purchaseSLICER
- Sandwich shopsDELIS
- Sandwich surroundings, sometimesRYES
- Sandwich with three key componentsBLT
- Sandwiches with sauerkrautREUBENS
- Sandy golf hazardTRAP
- Sandy hillDUNE
- Sandy islandCAY
- Sandy sedimentSILT
- Sandy shadeECRU, BEIGE
- Sandy's barkARF
- SankWENTUNDER
- Sank, in a wayHOLED
- Sanka, slangilyUNLEADED
- Sans ice, in a barNEAT
- Sanskrit for "goddess"DEVI
- Sanskrit for "life force"PRANA
- Sanskrit for "union member" (sort of)YOGI
- Sanskrit honorificsSRIS
- Sanskrit title of respectSRI
- Santa __ (ship of 1492)MARIA
- Santa __ MountainsANA
- Santa __, CAANA
- Santa __, CaliforniaANA
- Santa Ana __WINDS
- Santa Ana winds' originMOJAVE
- Santa Fe is west of itPECOS
- Santa Monica landmarkPIER
- Santa soubriquetNICK
- Santa suit componentHAT
- Santa-likeOBESE
- Santa's assistantELF
- Santa's burdenTOYS
- Santa's helpersELVES
- Santa's little helperELF
- Santa's rideSLEIGH
- Santa's toymakersELVES
- Santa's vehicleSLEIGH
- SantalikeOBESE
- São Paulo greetingOLA
- São Paulo salutationOLA
- Sarcastic "Great idea!"WHATACONCEPT
- Sarcastic challengeSUEME
- Sarcastic commentarySNARK
- Sarcastic ET of 1980s TVALF
- Sarcastic response to whiningBOOHOO
- Sardinia's largest cityCAGLIARI
- Sarge's chargesPFCS
- Sarge's superiorLOOIE
- Sari's venerable cousinTOGA
- Sartre's summerETE
- Sashimi choiceAHI
- Sashimi fishAHI
- Sashimi white fishTAI
- Sashimi's lackRICE
- Saskatoon's silly-siderSOUTHPAW
- SassLIP, CHEEK
- SassyPERT, SMART, FLIP
- Sat aroundIDLED
- Sat in a standTESTIFIED
- SAT prep subj.VOCAB
- SAT takersSRS
- Satellite's pathORBIT
- Satirical periodical featuring Alfred E. NeumanMADMAGAZINE
- Satirical pieceSPOOF
- Satirist Baron CohenSACHA
- Satirist's giftWIT
- Satisfaction reactionAAH
- SatisfactoryGOOD
- Satisfied sighAHH
- Satisfied sighsAAHS
- SatisfiesHITSTHESPOT
- Satisfy, as a debtREPAY
- Satisfy, as a mail orderFILL
- Satisfy, as thirstSLAKE
- Satsuma, e.g.CITRUS
- Saturate (with)IMBUE
- Saturn or JupiterGOD
- Saturn or MercuryCAR
- Sauce made with basil and pine nutsPESTO
- Sauce made with pine nutsPESTO
- SaucyPERT
- Saucy talkLIP
- Saudi Arabia neighborYEMEN
- Saudi neighbor on the UN rosterSAO
- Sauerkraut-likeBRINY
- Sault __ MarieSTE
- Sauna openings?PORES
- Sausage meatPORK
- Sausages served with sauerkraut, for shortBRATS
- Sauteing stapleEVOO
- Sauvignon __BLANC
- SavagesREVILES
- Savanna antelopeORIBI
- Savanna grazerORIBI
- Savannah Country Cookbook authorDEEN
- Save from dangerRESCUE
- Save on spendingCUTCOSTS
- Save-yourself sawSINKORSWIM
- Saved optionPRESET
- Saves for a rainy daySOCKSAWAY
- Saving Private Ryan craft: Abbr.LST
- Savings plan lettersIRA
- Savings protection org.FDIC
- Savings vehiclesIRAS
- Savoir faireTACT
- SavorRELISH
- Savors the sunBASKS, HASAPROBLEMWIDTH, UPSIDE, NESSIE, OATS, TSK
- Savory breakfast cake of South IndiaIDLI
- Savory flavorUMAMI
- Savory jelliesASPICS
- Savory party snack, and what can be found in the answers to the starred clues?CHEXMIX
- Savory pork productCAPICOLA
- Savory potato patties in Indian cuisineALOOTIKKI
- Savory qualityUMAMI
- Savory snack with a cracked shellTEAEGG
- Savory tasteUMAMI
- Savvy aboutONTO
- SawADAGE, DATED, MAXIM
- Saw sharp spotTOOTH
- Saw sociallyDATED
- Sawyer's palFINN
- Saxophone insertREED
- Say __ (deny)NOTO
- Say "Achoo!"SNEEZE
- Say "Cheese" for a photoSMILE
- Say "Hi!" toGREET
- Say "I'll be there," sayRSVP
- Say "Welcome!" toGREET
- Say againREPEAT
- Say from memoryRECITE
- Say grace, for instancePRAY
- Say grace, sayPRAY
- Say hello toGREET
- Say hi, in slangHOLLA
- Say impulsively, with "out"BLURT
- Say it isn't soDENY
- Say out loudUTTER
- Say somethingSPEAK
- Say too much?OVERESTIMATE
- SayingMAXIM, ADAGE
- Saying nothingMUM
- SaysGOES
- Says "coulda, woulda, shoulda," sayELIDES
- Says "I do" toWEDS
- Says "two no trump," e.g.BIDS
- Says furtherADDS
- Says grace over, sayBLESSES
- Says grace, e.g.PRAYS
- Says out loudUTTERS
- Sazerac optionsRYES
- Scale buttonTARE
- Scale intervalsOCTAVES
- Scale nameMOHS
- Scale sequenceDOREMI
- Scale's second notesRES
- Scallion relativesCHIVES
- Scallions' kinLEEKS
- Scam guyCONMAN
- Scam victimPATSY
- ScampIMP, RASCAL, DEVIL
- Scampers offSCATS
- Scan that may diagnose a torn ACLMRI
- Scand. kingdomNOR
- Scand. landNOR
- Scandinavian capitalOSLO
- Scandinavian capital near the North SeaOSLO
- Scandinavian furniture chainIKEA
- Scandinavian inletFJORD
- Scandinavian saintOLAF
- Scannable passETICKET
- Scanned lines on a pkg.UPC
- ScantMEAGER, SPARSE, ACUTE
- Scapegoating scheme, or what the ends of the answers to the starred clues may be part of?FRAMEJOB
- Scare suddenlySTARTLE
- Scare wordBOO
- Scarecrow contentsSTRAW
- Scarecrow's desireBRAIN
- Scarecrow's fillingSTRAW
- Scarf downDEVOUR, EAT
- Scarlet and crimsonREDS
- Scarlett of Gone with the WindOHARA
- Scarlett's surnameOHARA
- Scary and weirdEERIE
- Scary story emotionFEAR
- ScathingACID
- Scatter, as seedsSOW, STREW
- ScatteredSTREWN, SOWN
- Scattered aboutSTREWN
- Scattering on a farmSOWING
- Scenario just before a board takeover?MATEINTWO
- SceneADO
- Scene of a crimeVENUE
- Scene snippetCLIP
- Scenery for Red Riding HoodWOODS
- Scenic region between Carmel and San SimeonBIGSUR
- Scenic rte.PKWY
- Scenic sightVIEW
- Scenic souvenirs mailed to friendsPOSTCARDS
- Scenic viewVISTA
- Scenic viewsPANORAMAS
- ScentAROMA, ODOR
- Scent-sensing organNOSE
- Scent, good or badODOR
- ScentsODORS, AROMAS
- Sch. at La JollaUCSD
- Sch. health classSEXED
- Sch. in AthensUGA
- Sch. in Sin CityUNLV
- Sch. in Terre Haute or PocatelloISU
- Sch. in the smallest U.S. stateURI
- Sch. Jefferson foundedUVA
- Sch. near AtlantaUGA
- Sch. near Beverly HillsUCLA
- Sch. near HollywoodUCLA
- Sch. that hosts the Sun BowlUTEP
- Sch. that retired Caleb Williams' No. 13USC
- Sch. whose colors are purple and goldLSU
- Sch. whose mascot is Sammy the Banana SlugUCSC
- Sch. with a Quaker mascotUPENN
- Sched. placeholderTBA
- Schedule abbr.TBA
- Schedule fillersSLOTS
- Schedule openingSLOT
- Schedule somethingSETADATE
- Schedule spotSLOT
- Scheduled atSETFOR
- Scheduled delivery?TAXRETURN
- Scheduled takeoff hrsETDS
- SchemeRUSE, PONZI, PLOT
- SchemesPLANS
- Schindler of "Schindler's List"OSKAR
- SchleppedTOTED
- Schlepped aroundTOTED
- SchlepsTOTES
- Schnitzel meatVEAL
- SchnozzesNOSES
- ScholarlyERUDITE
- Scholarly collection: Abbr.ANTH
- Scholarship materialsTEXTS
- School 007 attendedETON
- School administratorDEAN
- School assignmentESSAY, REPORT
- School attended by many English statesmenETON
- School attendeePUPIL
- School basicsABCS
- School close to CoronadoSDSU
- School close to PennDREXEL
- School compositionESSAY
- School corridorHALL
- School corridorsHALLS
- School examTEST
- School examsTESTS
- School fleetBUSES
- School founded in 1440ETON
- School fundraising grp.PTA
- School gps.PTAS
- School kids' vehicleBUS
- School lunch sandwich initialsPBJ
- School near Hollywood: Abbr.UCLA
- School near Sunset Blvd.UCLA
- School of BuddhismZEN
- School of thoughtISM
- School opening?PRE
- School org.PTA
- School organizer with three ringsLOOSELEAFBINDER
- School paperESSAY
- School semesterTERM
- School skipperTRUANT
- School staff org.NEA
- School support gps.PTAS
- School support group: Abbr.PTA
- School supt.'s realmSYST
- School testEXAM
- School testsEXAMS
- School transcript no.GPA
- School URL endingEDU
- School URL suffixEDU
- School vehiclesBUSES
- School zone signSLOW
- SchoolbookTEXT
- Schools of thoughtSECTS
- Schoolyard gameTAG
- Schoolyard retortARESO
- Schumann's DichterliebeLIEDER
- Schwarber who led the National League in home runs in 2022 and 2025KYLE
- Sci-fi author AsimovISAAC
- Sci-fi author StephensonNEAL
- Sci-fi beamLASER
- Sci-fi beingsETS, ALIENS
- Sci-fi charactersALIENS
- Sci-fi computer villainHAL
- Sci-fi counselor of '90s TVTROI
- Sci-fi craftUFO, UFOS
- Sci-fi figuresETS
- Sci-fi franchise starring Will SmithMIB
- Sci-fi franchise with "Legacy" and "Ares" installmentsTRON
- Sci-fi saucerUFO
- Sci-fi saucer, for shortUFO
- Sci-fi servantDROID
- Sci-fi shipUFO
- Sci-fi sightingUFO
- Sci-fi sightingsUFOS
- Sci-fi sound effectsZAPS
- Sci-fi stapleETS
- Sci-fi staplesALIENENCOUNTERS
- Sci-fi time standardSTARDATE
- Sci-fi travelers, for shortETS
- Sci-fi visitorALIEN
- Sci-fi visitorsETS
- Sci-fi writer AsimovISAAC
- Science author SaganCARL
- Science course surchargeLABFEE
- Science fiction author JulesVERNE
- Science of lightOPTICS
- Science research roomsLABS
- Scientist at an animal parkZOOLOGIST
- Scientist CurieMARIE
- Scientist's research roomLAB
- Scientist's workshopLAB
- ScintillaIOTA
- Scissors soundSNIP
- Scoff (at)SNEEZE
- Scoffing laughHAH
- Scoffing soundPFFT
- Scofflaw's arrearsUNPAIDFINE
- ScoldCHIDE
- Scold loudlySHOUTAT
- Scolded loudlyYELLEDAT
- Scolding soundTSK
- Scolding soundsTSKS
- ScoldsCHIDES
- Scooby-__DOO
- Scooby-__ (cartoon Great Dane)DOO
- Scooby-__ (toon dog)DOO
- Scoop for hummusNAN
- Scoop in a tureenSOUPLADLE
- Scoop upNAB
- ScopeAMBIT
- Scope prefixTELE
- Scope rivalLISTERINE
- Scoped outCASED
- Scoped out for a heistCASED, YEMEN
- ScorchCHAR
- Scorch someSINGE
- ScorchesSINGES
- Score 100% on a testACEIT
- Score 11 points in pickleball, perhapsWIN
- Score after deuceADOUT
- Score pretty wellGETAB
- Score unitsPOINTS
- Scoreboard figs.PTS
- Scoreboard nos.PTS
- Scored 100% onACED
- ScoresSLEW
- Scores 100% onACES
- Scoring 100% onACING
- Scorn and mockDERIDE
- Scornful lookSNEER
- Scornful looksSNEERS
- Scornful smileSNEER
- Scornful soundSNIFF
- Scornful, as remarksSNIDE
- Scot's "Certainly!"AYE
- Scotch cookie spiceMACE
- Scotch statPROOF
- Scotland's national dishHAGGIS
- Scots "ago"SYNE
- Scott of "Severance"ADAM
- Scott Turow workONEL
- Scott who wrote "Island of the Blue Dolphins"ODELL
- Scottish accentBURR
- Scottish bodies of waterLOCHS
- Scottish capTAM
- Scottish capsTAMS
- Scottish comedian BradyFERN
- Scottish denialNAE
- Scottish galLASS
- Scottish hillsideBRAE
- Scottish inletLOCH
- Scottish lidsTAMS
- Scottish monster's nicknameNESSIE
- Scottish noNAE
- Scottish refusalNAE
- Scottish watersLOCHS, FARE
- Scotts Miracle-Gro brandORTHO
- SCOTUS initials from 1993 to 2020RBG
- SCOTUS justice who said, "Real change, enduring change, happens one step at a time"RBG
- ScoundrelRUFFIAN, KNAVE, LOUSE, BADLOT, SOANDSO, ROGUE, SCAMP
- Scouring brandBRILLO
- Scouring targetCRUD
- Scout's accessorySASH
- Scout's recognitionRAWTALENT
- Scouting mission, brieflyRECON
- Scouting unitTROOP
- Scouting unitsTROOPS
- Scrabble holders for lettersRACKS
- Scrabble pieceTILE
- Scrabble two-pointerDEE
- Scrabble-tile standsRACKS
- ScrambledSPED
- ScrapTOSS
- Scrapbooker's adhesiveGLUE
- Scrapbooker's buyPASTE
- Scrapbookers' gadgetsGLUEGUNS
- Scrapbooking binderGLUE
- Scrapbooking projectALBUM
- Scrape (by)EKE
- Scrape (out)EKE
- Scrape covered by a Welly Bravery Bandage, e.g.OWIE
- Scrape off roughlyABRADE
- Scrapes offERASES
- Scrapped, as a launchNOGO
- Scrapped, at NASANOGO
- ScrappingAXING
- ScratchMOOLA
- Scratch offDELETE
- Scratch pads?CATTREES
- Scratch the surface?ETCH
- Scratch upMAR
- Scratch-and-sniff film gimmickODORAMA
- Scratch, sayMAR
- Scratched (out)EKED
- Scratches (at)CLAWS
- Scratching post materialJUTE
- ScreamYELL
- Screen __GRAB
- Screen at a sports barTELEVISION
- Screen blinkerCURSOR
- Screen iconsLOGOS
- Screen monitor reduced by 25 percent in 2019MPA
- Screen on some handheld games, for shortOLED
- Screen symbolICON, STAR
- Screen time deviceIPAD
- Screen writing?BLOG
- Screen's space saversPOPUPMENUS
- Screened overRERAN
- Screenwriter's assignment?FORMALINE
- Screenwriter's outputSCRIPT
- Screw featureSLOT
- Screwdriver or chiselTOOL
- ScrewupERROR
- Scribble (down)JOT
- Scribbled reminderNOTE
- Script detailMED
- Script instructionEXIT
- Script writerDOC
- Script writersMDS
- Scripts, brieflyMEDS
- Scriptural utopiaEDEN
- Scrooge's shoutBAH
- ScroungerMOOCH
- Scrub Daddy competitorBRILLO
- Scrub in a tubBATHE
- Scrub thoroughlySCOUR
- Scrub vigorouslySCOUR
- Scrub-up stopPREOP
- Scrubs ctrs.ORS
- Scuba statPSI
- Sculler's pairOARS
- Sculling toolOAR
- Sculpted upper bodyTORSO
- Sculpting mediumSTONE
- Sculptor or painterARTIST
- Sculptor's moldable materialCLAY
- Sculpture in a parkSTATUE
- Sculpture mediumICE
- Sculpture or paintingART
- Sculptures and portraitsART
- Scurry awaySCOOT
- Scurry, old-styleHIE
- ScuttlebuttRUMOR
- SE US cargo hubMIA
- Sea anemone, e.g.POLYP
- Sea animal with "pockets" to store food and toolsOTTER
- Sea blueAQUA
- Sea bordering Saudi ArabiaPERSIANGULF
- Sea dogsTARS
- Sea eagleERNE
- Sea hunterORCA
- Sea pleaSOS
- Sea predatorsORCAS
- Sea urchin, at a sushi barUNI
- Sea-__ AirportTAC
- Sea-based military forceNAVY
- Sea, compactlyBALT
- Seafaring retreat for couples?NOAHSARK
- Seafood dish that turns from blue to orange during preparationSTEAMEDCRAB
- Seafood in a shellOYSTER
- Seafood serverRAWBAR
- Seafood serving styleSCAMPI
- Seagoing thiefPIRATE
- Seagoing, for shortNAUT
- Seagull cousinTERN
- Seal hunterORCA
- Seal mealEEL
- Seal with a hammerNAILUP
- Seal, as a packing crateNAILUP
- Sealing substanceCAULK
- Sealy rivalSERTA
- Seam contentsORE
- Seams, saySEWS
- Sean Lennon's momONO
- Sean of "Rudy"ASTIN
- Seance leadersMEDIUMS
- Sear on a grillCHAR
- Search (for)HUNT, SEEK
- Search thoroughlyCOMB
- Search-result subcategoryIMAGES
- Searched forSOUGHT
- Searches everywhereLOOKSHIGHANDLOW
- Searches or schmoesYAHOOS
- Seashell neckwearLEI
- SeashoreCOAST
- Season celebrated by gifted kids?YULE
- Season opener?ESS
- Season that begins on Ash WednesdayLENT
- Season's first gameOPENER
- Seasonal bugFLU
- Seasonal concern?TASTE
- Seasonal flierSPIRALPASS
- Seasonal gift?SPICEGRINDER
- Seasonal quaffsEGGNOGS
- Seasonal singerROBIN
- Seasonal songNOEL
- Seasonal vaccine targetFLU
- Seasonal workers, for instanceTEMPS
- Seasoned expertOLDPRO
- Seasoned prosSTAGERS
- Seasoned sailorOLDSALT
- Seasoned vetPRO
- Seasoned, as pretzelsSALTED
- Seasoning for kimchiSALT
- Seasoning phraseTOTASTE
- Seasons, as friesSALTS
- Seat belt fastenerBUCKLE
- Seat for a servicePEW
- Seat of powerTHRONE
- Seat preference for someAISLE
- Seat's proof of purchaseDUCAT
- Seated BeatleRINGO
- Seated meditation poseLOTUS
- Seats for worshipersPEWS
- Seattle neighborTACOMA
- Seattle sitcom psychologist roleFRASIERCRANE
- Seattle Storm's leagueWNBA
- Seattle WNBA teamSTORM
- Seattle-based retail giantAMAZON
- Seattle's localeWASHINGTONSTATE
- Seawater evaporation siteSALTPIT
- SeaweedALGAE
- Seaweed on tobiko makiNORI
- Seaweed snackNORI
- Seaweed-wrapped sushiMAKI
- SEC-regulated eventsIPOS
- Secant reciprocalCOSINE
- Secluded sanctuariesRETREATS
- Secluded spotsNOOKS
- Secluded valleyGLEN
- Second Beatle to be knightedRINGO
- Second calling?ALIAS
- Second century centerCLI
- Second century dateCII
- Second chanceREDO
- Second chancesREDOS
- Second chances for studentsRETESTS
- Second gloveMATE
- Second grader, for instanceSCHOOLKID
- Second guy of the career Golden Slam achieversNADAL
- Second half of Don GiovanniACTII
- Second intro?NANO
- Second notes of a scaleRES
- Second notes of scalesRES
- Second of caringNURSESAIDE
- Second of two turnsZAG
- Second professionSAME
- Second showingRERUN
- Second son of Adam and EveABEL
- Second starterNANO
- Second to __NONE
- Second try of a sortPLANB
- Second TV showingRERUN
- Second word of Gone with the WindOHARA
- Second word of many a fairy taleUPON
- Second-best effortBGAME
- Second-grader's usual ageSEVEN
- Second-largest solar system moonTITAN
- Second-oldest IvyYALE
- Second-person pluralYOUALL
- Second-quality, as clothes: Abbr.IRREG
- Second-quality: Abbr.IRR
- Second-rateTINPOT
- Secondary account, informallyFINSTA
- Secondary gig, or a literal description of 10 answers in this puzzleSIDEJOB
- Secondary Insta accountsALTS
- Secondary strategyPLANB
- Secondary swerveZAG
- Secondary threadSUBPLOT
- Seconds or thirdsMORE
- Secrecy contract, for shortNDA
- Secrecy contract: Abbr.NDA
- Secrecy docNDA
- Secret admirer's sign-offAFAN
- Secret agent descriptorSHADOWY
- Secret assignationsTRYSTS
- Secret letters?NDA
- Secret messageCODE
- Secret plansINTRIGUE
- Secret puzzles within puzzlesMETAS
- Secret recording deviceSPYCAM
- Secret schemesPLOTS
- Secret social media account, perhapsFINSTA
- Secret stashCACHE
- Secret storeCACHE
- Secret suffixIVE
- Secret supplySTASH, CACHE
- Secret systemCODE
- Secret-protecting docNDA
- Secretariat's colorful nicknameBIGRED
- SecretedHIDAWAY
- Secretly 63-AcrossBCC
- Secretly loop inBCC
- Secretly looped inBCCED
- SectionPART
- Section in some alternative bookstoresOCCULT
- Section of a doorframeJAMB
- Section of a raceLEG
- Section with slicersDELI
- Sections of booksCHAPTERS
- SectorZONE
- SectorsZONES
- SecularLAIC
- Secure occupationSTABLEJOB
- Secure, as 4-Down, perhapsENCRYPT
- Secure, as a boardNAILIN
- Secure, as a boatMOOR
- Secure, as a skiffMOOR
- Secure, as a steamshipMOOR
- Securer of plywoodBRAD
- SecuresWINS
- Secures with a keyLOCKS
- Security breachLEAK
- Security checkpoint formationLINE
- Security checkpoint requestIDCARD
- Security Council member with veto powerFRANCE
- Security Council voteNON
- Security issueLEAK
- Security line machineSCANNER
- Security measures at cosmetics counters?LEASHEDPENCILS
- Sedan alternativeCOUPE
- Sedan or convertibleAUTO
- Sedan or SUVCAR
- Sedans from StuttgartPORSCHES
- SedateSTAID
- Sedately dignifiedSTAID
- Seder fishGEFILTE
- Seder servingsMATZOS
- Sedge-friendly habitatFEN
- Sedgwick of "The Closer"KYRA
- Sedimentary rockSHALE
- Sedimentology deviceSTRAINER
- See 10-DownIOWA
- See 108-DownOHIO
- See 115-AcrossRATA
- See 117-DownPET
- See 12-DownDASH
- See 123-AcrossNIN
- See 13-DownHUMP
- See 17-AcrossCHRISTMAS
- See 2-DownONTO, CLOUDS
- See 20-AcrossFIFTYYEARSAGO
- See 22-AcrossTHETEMPLEOFDOOM
- See 24-AcrossIRA
- See 25-DownKAHLO
- See 26-AcrossYOULEAP, EASTWOOD
- See 26-DownTAPE
- See 29-DownHER
- See 3-DownMYBINGOCARD
- See 30-AcrossMOVE
- See 31-AcrossCHI
- See 33-AcrossCLOCKFACES, CARDPLAYERS, RANCHHOUSES, WOOLGLOVES
- See 34-AcrossSPA
- See 34-DownHAT, ORA
- See 35-AcrossAPART, ENDS, MEET, COLONIES, NEWMEXICO, HOO
- See 37-AcrossMAN, NUTSHELL
- See 39-AcrossWHO
- See 40-AcrossCORNERS
- See 41-DownIDA
- See 43-DownDEER, REIN
- See 44-DownJAM
- See 48-AcrossTHEMAPPLES
- See 48-DownELIS
- See 49-AcrossHER, READING
- See 5-AcrossTREES
- See 51-AcrossSIMPLEFASTENER, FIREPLACESOUND, GRAMMYCATEGORY
- See 54-DownHITS
- See 56-AcrossRAE
- See 57-AcrossGAS
- See 58-AcrossCUTE
- See 58-DownALTO
- See 59-AcrossMOORE, ERIE
- See 6-DownLEE
- See 60-AcrossPOINT
- See 63-AcrossCHECKS, LEE
- See 66-AcrossIMPOSSIBLE, BACK
- See 7-DownTRULY
- See 71-AcrossROLL
- See 8-DownMODE
- See 83-AcrossDEGREE
- See 85-AcrossSINATRA
- See 9-AcrossDOWN
- See eye to eyeAGREE
- See in the distanceESPY
- See the worldTRAVEL
- See to a seat, casuallyUSH
- See-through sheetPANE
- See, as a showTAKEIN
- Seed casesPODS
- Seed coveringTESTA
- Seed holders that drop from evergreen treesPINECONES
- Seed that's roasted for a morning brewCOFFEEBEAN
- SeedsPIPS
- Seedy-fruit dessertWATERMELON
- Seehorn of "Pluribus"RHEA
- Seeing redIRATE
- Seeing romanticallyDATING
- Seeing starsDAZED
- Seeing thingsEYES
- Seeing things that aren't natural?BIONICEYES
- Seek approval fromPLAYTO
- Seek divine guidancePRAY
- Seek enlightenmentASK
- Seeking a seatRUNNINGFOROFFICE
- Seeking work, in Variety adsATLIBERTY
- Seeks victory at all costsPLAYSTOWIN
- Seem genuineRINGTRUE
- Seemingly foreverAGES, EON
- Seems sensibleSTANDSTOREASON
- SeenREGARDED
- SeepOOZE
- Seer skillESP
- Seer's giftESP
- Seer's session around a tableSEANCE
- Sees eye to eyeAGREES
- Sees if one canTRIESTO
- Sees the sitesSURFS
- Seethe with rageFUME
- SeethingIRED, MAD
- Seething feelingIRE
- Sega hedgehogSONIC
- Segway Ninebots, e.g.ESCOOTERS
- Seijin-shiki garmentKIMONO
- Seiko brandPULSAR
- Seiko's printer brandEPSON
- Seinfeld neighborCOSMOKRAMER
- Seinfeld's sitcom nicknameJER
- Seis menos unoCINCO
- SeizeGRAB
- Seize by forceWREST
- Seize control ofUSURP
- Seize eagerly, as an opportunityAPAT
- Seize without rightUSURP
- Seize-the-day typeOGGETTER
- Seized autoREPO
- Seized auto, for shortREPO
- SeldomRARELY
- Seldom foundRARE
- Seldom seenRARE
- SelectOPTFOR
- Select fewELITE
- Select for lunchHAVE
- Select groupFEW
- Select with a mouseCLICK
- Select with careCULL
- SelectedCHOSE
- Selected, with "for"OPTED
- Selection from a toddler's togsONESIE
- Selection on tapLAGER
- Selects, so to speakTAPS
- Selects, with "for"OPTS
- Self motivators?EGOS
- Self-absorptionEGOISM
- Self-awareness?PROPRIOCEPTION
- Self-care destinationSPA
- Self-centered sortEGOTIST
- Self-cleaning settingAUTO
- Self-confident mannerPOISE
- Self-congratulatory cheerIROCK
- Self-critical remarkISTINK
- Self-esteemEGO, PRIDE
- Self-evident observationTRUISM
- Self-evident truthAXIOM
- Self-help websiteEHOW
- Self-identificationTHATSME
- Self-identifierIAM
- Self-imageEGO
- Self-imagesEGOS
- Self-inflatedVAIN
- Self-perceptionEGO
- Self-questioning commentDAREI
- Self-referentialMETA
- Self-regardEGO
- Self-replicating malwareVIRUS
- Self-reproachSHAME
- Self-satisfiedPROUD, SMUG
- Self-serve bank deviceATM
- Self-serve coffee serverURN
- Self-serve serversURNS
- Self-startersDOERS
- Self-storage and self-moving company based in Phoenix, ArizonaUHAUL
- Self-storage rentalUNIT
- Self-styled "Entertainer"CEDRIC
- Self-styled stingerALI
- Selfish kindsHOGS
- Selfish shoutMEFIRST, MINE
- SellHAWK
- Sell aggressivelyTOUT
- Sell forFETCH
- Sell in a hurryPAWN
- Sell in a storeRETAIL
- Sell, as a storeRETAIL
- Sellers of remaindered merchandiseSURPLUSSTORES
- Sellers of spotsADREPS
- Selling point?STAND, STORE, ASSET
- Selling points?ADS
- Semana partsDIAS
- Semana seventhDIA
- Semester-long writing assignmentTERMPAPER
- SemiRIG
- Semi- doubledOMNI
- Semicircular recessesAPSES
- Semiconductor giantAMD
- Semimonthly tideNEAP
- SEMINARDEPLOYEDMARINES
- Semiprecious stone with black-and-white bandsONYX
- Semolina with the sound of a Southeastern school cityDURUM
- Semper __: Space Force mottoSUPRA
- Senate broadcasterCSPAN
- Senators targetPUCK
- Senators' staffersAIDES
- Send a messageTEXT
- Send a telegramWIRE
- Send backREMAND
- Send flyingHURL
- Send forthEMIT
- Send forth, as lightEMIT
- Send offEMIT
- Send off paymentREMIT
- Send outEMIT
- Send to a specialistREFER
- Send, as a packageSHIP
- Sends junk email toSPAMS
- Sends junk emails toSPAMS
- Sends offMAILS
- Sends sprawlingTRIPS
- Sends to eternal punishmentDAMNS
- Sends upELATES
- Sends with a stampPOSTS
- Senegal neighborMALI
- SeniorOLDER
- Senior advocacy groupAARP
- Senior clergymanPRELATE
- Senior figureELDER
- Senior memberDEAN
- Senor's squiggleTILDE
- SenseFEEL
- Sense metaphorPALATE
- Sense of humor, for instanceASSET
- Sense of selfEGO
- Sense starterNON
- Sense that detects scentsSMELL
- SensedFELT
- SenselessLOONY
- SensesFEELS
- SensibleSANE
- Sensible thinkingWISDOM
- Sensitive info docNDA
- Sensitive neck partNAPE
- Sensitive spotsSORES
- Sensory receptor on a tongueTASTEBUD
- Sent along (to)PASSEDOFF
- Sent back, as 27-AcrossRET
- Sent back: Abbr.RETD
- Sentence enderPERIOD
- Sentence excerptPHRASE
- Sentence segmentPHRASE
- Sentence structureSYNTAX
- Sentences in movie scriptsLINES
- Sentiment from a Louisiana enthusiast?ILOVEPARISHES
- Sentimental oneSAP
- Sentra automakerNISSAN
- Sentry's "Stop!"HALT
- Sentry's orderHALT
- Sentry's taskIDING
- Seoul foodKIMCHI
- Seoul food settingSOUTHKOREA
- Seoul, South __KOREA
- Sept moins quatreTROIS
- Sequence of film cutsMONTAGE, ABET
- Sequences of tight turns on racecoursesCHICANES
- Serbian tennis greatSELES
- Serena slam?ACE
- SerenePLACID, CALM, SEDATE
- Serene statePEACE
- Serengeti adventureSAFARI
- Serengeti antelopeGNU
- Sergeant or admiralRANK
- Serial port successorUSB
- Serial port usersMARINERS
- Series of coursesMEAL
- Series of reps in the gymSET
- Series openerGAMEONE, PILOT
- Series shortenerETAL
- Serious and dignifiedSOLEMN
- Serious cooking mishapGREASEFIRE
- Serious stage playDRAMA
- Serious stage playsDRAMAS
- Seriously annoyedATEAT
- Seriously stuckMIRED
- Sermon delivererPRIEST
- Sermon giverPASTOR
- Sermonic assentsAMENS
- Serpentine creatureEEL
- Serpentine fishEELS
- Serve a functionCATER
- Serve a meal toFEED
- Serve wine from a bottlePOUR
- Serve, as winePOUR
- Served and goneEATEN
- Served from a kegONTAP
- Served lunch toFED
- Served without spreadsDRY
- Server made of metalURN
- Server operating systemUNIX
- Server reset?LET
- Serves, as soupLADLES
- Service academy studiesWARS
- Service chargeFEE, AWOL
- Service interruptionOUTAGE
- Service membersCUPS
- Service replaced by Microsoft TeamsSKYPE
- Service station stockOIL
- ServiceableOFUSE
- Serving a purposeUTILE
- Serving from a catererMEAL
- Serving from samovarsTEA
- Serving of cornEAR
- Serving platterTRAY
- Serving successACE
- Serving water in a dribble cup, e.g.GAG
- Servings of cheese or orangesSLICES
- Servings with dim sumTEAS
- Sesame __ bunSEED
- Sesame seed pasteTAHINI
- Session in a tubBATH
- Session in an office roomBUSINESSMEETING
- Session of all UN membersGENERALASSEMBLY
- Session with reporters asking questionsPRESSCONFERENCE
- Sessions with executive department headsCABINETMEETINGS
- Set __ (unchangeable)INSTONE
- Set a price ofASK
- Set apartLONE, ISOLATE
- Set aside for laterTABLE
- Set at a shopPERM
- Set crew's responsibilitySCENERY
- Set eyes onSEE
- Set foot (on)TROD
- Set for retirement?BEDLINEN
- Set forthPOSIT
- Set in stoneETCH
- Set into -motion?LOCO
- Set new, higher standardsRAISETHEBAR
- Set of circumstancesCASE
- Set of four on a British carTYRES
- Set of instructionsRECIPE
- Set of moral principlesETHIC
- Set of partsKIT
- Set of socksPAIR
- Set off an alarmSTARTLE
- Set out (on)EMBARK
- Set piecesREPS
- Set sailEMBARK
- Set straightALIGN
- Set that might have an OLED screenHDTV
- Set the paceLED
- Set to assembleKIT
- Set up for solitaireDEALT
- Set up for sowingHOED
- Set, as a tableLAID
- SetbackRELAPSE
- Seth's first sonENOS
- Sets (down)LAYS
- Sets as a goalASPIRESTO
- Sets asideSAVES
- Sets in hotel roomsTVS
- Sets looseFREES
- Sets of cymbalsHIHATS
- Sets of eightOCTADS
- Sets of points, in mathLOCI
- Sets of sculpted abs, and what the ends of 19-, 23-, 24-, 36-, 46-, and 48-Across are altogetherSIXPACKS
- Sets offBEGINS
- Sets the dogs (on)SICS
- Sets upENTRAPS
- SettingLOCALE
- Setting for a mad scientistLAB
- Setting for amateur hourOPENMICNIGHT
- Setting for Ernie's "Rubber Duckie" songBATHTUB
- Setting for exposureAPERTURE
- Setting for nearly half of Around the World ...ASIA
- Setting for some on-line orders?DININGCAR
- Setting for worship?PEDESTAL
- Setting not observed by most of Arizona: Abbr.DST
- Setting of the graphic novel "Persepolis"IRAN
- SettingsLOCALES
- Settings for creepers and cactiROCKGARDENS
- Settings for some TV dramasERS
- Settings that reinforce personal biasesECHOCHAMBERS
- Settle a billPAY
- Settle a debtPAYUP, PAY, REPAY
- Settle by mailREMIT
- Settle in advancePREPAY, OLEO
- Settle, as a debtREPAY
- SettledALIT
- Settled a debtPAID
- Settled on a perchALIT
- Settled to all's satisfactionAGREEDON
- SettlesCOMESTOREST, CALMS
- Settles a billPAYS
- Settles down, in a wayWEDS
- Seuss characterSAMIAM
- Seuss character who advocates eating greenSAMIAM
- Seuss character who lives in a pond on Sala-ma-sond islandYERTLE
- Seuss elephantHORTON
- Seuss hopper's surfacePOP
- Seuss, to his palsTED
- Seussical frequent singerHORTON
- Seven Years' War roiLOUISQUINZE
- Seven-day spanWEEK
- Seven, on a sundialVII
- Seventh planet from the sunURANUS
- Seventh sign of the zodiacLIBRA
- Seventh-inning stretch song, oftenGODBLESSAMERICA
- SeveralAFEW
- Several thousand pounds of woodCORD
- Severe weatherTORNADOES
- Severely sheepishHANGDOG
- Sew angry?RAGEQUILT
- Sew looselyBASTE
- Sew upICE
- Sew up a situationICEIT
- Sewer scurriersRATS
- Sewing kit spoolTHREAD
- Sewn skirt borderSEAM
- Sews upICES
- SF ballpark's splash hitsHRS
- SF MLBerGIANT
- SF NFL teamNINERS
- SF NFLerNINER
- SF NFLersNINERS
- SFO shuttle destinationLAX
- Sgt., for exampleNCO
- ShabbyWORN
- ShadeHUE
- Shade changersDYES
- Shade close to khakiTAN
- Shade close to silverASH
- Shade in four-color printingCYAN
- Shade in the desertOCHER
- Shade of blueNAVY
- Shade of colorHUE
- Shade of grayPEARL, ASH
- Shade on a color wheelHUE
- Shade sourceTREE, HAT
- Shade treeELM
- Shade tree with serrated leavesELM
- Shade treesELMS
- Shade trees with oval leavesELMS
- Shade-loving plantHOSTA
- Shade-loving plants with broad leavesHOSTAS
- Shaded section of a timelineERA
- ShadesHUES
- Shades at the beachTANS
- Shadow in the skyPENUMBRA
- ShadowboxesSPARS
- Shady areasARBORS
- Shady garden spotBOWER
- Shady lawyersSHYSTERS
- Shady nookARBOR
- Shady picnic spotARBOR
- Shady plotARBOR
- Shady relatives of oaksELMS
- Shady schemeSCAM
- Shady spotARBOR
- Shady spotsARBORS, HATE, AVE
- Shaggy dogsAFGHANS
- Shaggy grazerGNU
- Shaggy oxYAK
- Shahidi of "Black-ish"YARA
- ShakeLOSE
- Shake hands (on)AGREE
- Shake out of sleepROUSE
- Shake upRATTLE
- Shaker condimentSALT
- Shaker contentsSALT
- Shaker fillSALT
- Shaker fillingSALT
- Shakes on, saySALTS
- Shakespeare contemporaryPEELE
- Shakespeare hero in the lyrics of Taylor Swift's "Love Story"ROMEO
- Shakespeare loverROMEO
- Shakespeare sneaky soldierIAGO
- Shakespeare's riverAVON
- Shakespearean "Listen up!," or an apt title for this puzzle?LENDMEYOUREARS
- Shakespearean eloperROMEO
- Shakespearean exclamationsAYS
- Shakespearean kingLEAR
- Shakespearean monarchLEAR
- Shakespearean princeHAL
- Shakespearean teenROMEO
- Shakespearean title soldierOTHELLO
- Shakespearean villainIAGO
- Shakshuka ingredientEGG
- Shallowest Great LakeERIE
- Shameful tone?SCARLET
- Shaming syllableTSK
- Shampoo additiveALOE
- Shampoo brand that claims to be "plant obsessed," and what 20-, 34-, and 43-Across all haveHERBALESSENCES
- Shampoo directionSHAKE
- Shampoo for horses as well as humansMANENTAIL
- Shampoo stepRINSE
- Shamrock shadeGREEN
- Shang-Chi player LiuSIMU
- Shanghai salutationNIHAO
- Shape like a hockey puckDISC
- Shape of a globeSPHERE
- Shape of some cocktail picksSWORD
- Shape with minor and major axesELLIPSE
- Shape-fitting video gameTETRIS
- Shape-shiftedMORPHED
- Shaped like 0OVAL
- Shaped like a 0OVAL
- Shaped like a KissCONICAL
- Shaped like a rainbowARCED
- Shaped like oak leavesLOBED
- Shapes formed by spotlightsOVALS
- Shapes into a wreath, sayBENDS
- Shapes of 34-AcrossDISCS
- Shapes of pie slicesWEDGES
- Shapewear company founded in 2000SPANX
- Shaping toolLATHE
- Shaq of hoops fameONEAL
- Shar-__PEI
- Shar-__: wrinkly dogPEI
- Share 50/50SPLIT
- Share a borderABUT
- Share a border withABUT
- Share a viewOPINE, AGREE
- Share a viewpointAGREE
- Share an office workstationHOTDESK
- Share an opinionAGREE
- Share and share __ALIKE
- Share of the profitCUT
- Share on the GramPOST
- Share one's thoughtsOPINE
- Share the same opinionAGREE
- Share your viewsOPINE
- Share, in a waySPLIT
- Shared again, as a storyRETOLD
- Shared belief systemETHOS
- Shared ideologyETHOS
- Shared intimacies, brieflyPDAS
- Shared loads?INTERNETFAMOUS
- Shared lodgings (with)ROOMED
- Shared on XREPOSTED
- Shared pleasantriesSMALLTALK
- Shared surname in Marvel filmsRUSSO
- Shareholder dividendPAYOUT
- Shareholder's interestNETPROFITS
- Shares an email withCCS
- Shares on socialsPOSTS
- Shares responsibility, in a wayCOOWNS
- Sharing a common cultureETHNIC
- Sharing a cultural identityETHNIC
- Sharing wordOUR
- Shark Tank thumbs-downIMOUT
- SharpACUTE
- Sharp angerIRE
- Sharp as __ATACK
- Sharp barksYIPS
- Sharp blowsSWATS
- Sharp criticismFLAK, ACIDTONGUE
- Sharp cryYELP
- Sharp door knockRAP
- Sharp increaseSPIKE
- Sharp increasesSURGES
- Sharp kicks?ICESKATES
- Sharp knockRAP
- Sharp more-than-suggestionsTANGS
- Sharp noiseBANG
- Sharp part of a razorEDGE
- Sharp point of a wire fenceBARB
- Sharp point on a farm fenceBARB
- Sharp reply to unsolicited adviceDIDIASKYOU
- Sharp screamsSHRIEKS
- Sharp spasmTHROE
- Sharp turnSWERVE
- Sharp-tip metal fastenerTHUMBTACK
- Sharp-wittedASTUTE
- Sharp, as eyesightKEEN, ACUTE
- Sharp, as visionKEEN
- SharpenHONE, WHET
- Sharpen on a leather beltSTROP
- Sharpen, as a knifeHONE
- Sharpen, as a skillHONE
- Sharpen, as skillsHONE
- Sharpened, as cheddarAGED
- Sharply slopedSTEEP
- Sharpshooter OakleyANNIE
- Sharpshooter's magnifierSCOPE
- Shave targetBEARDHAIR
- Shaves (down)WHITTLES, INIT
- Shawarma breadPITA
- Shawkat of "Search Party"ALIA
- Shawl, for instanceWRAP
- She met Verne in 1889BLY
- She sits beside Zeus on OlympusLETO
- She's a bit different grandmotherANNA
- She's absorbed by extravaganceAVA
- She's featured in Fun in AcapulcoNINA
- She's furiousRAVER
- She's name-checked in Wonder's Ellington tributeELLA
- She's next to her boyfriend on Hollywood BoulevardMINNIE
- She's related to JoeyJODI
- She's seen in nail salonsILSA
- She's thinking it overMUSER
- She/__ (pronoun pair)HER
- She/__ pronounsHER
- Shea successorCITI
- Shearing day soundBAA
- Shearing event held under the big top?FLEECYCIRCUS
- Shed a __ (weep)TEAR
- Shed feathersMOLT
- Shedding card gameUNO
- Sheds feathersMOLTS
- Sheep babiesLAMBS
- Sheep commentBAA
- Sheep farmer's toolSHEARS
- Sheep from SpainMERINO
- Sheep herder of nursery rhymesBOPEEP
- Sheep moverCOLLIE
- Sheep's soundBAA
- Sheepish cry?BLEAT
- Sheepish remarkBAA
- Sheepish sort?EWE
- SheeplikeOVINE
- SheerUTTER
- Sheer brilliancePUREGENIUS
- Sheer delightGLEE
- Sheet folded to useTOGA
- Sheet music symbolCLEF
- Sheet of glassPANE
- Sheet of iceFLOE
- Sheet on the seaFLOE
- Sheet to fill outFORM
- Sheet-fastening deviceSTAPLER
- Sheets brought to groceriesLISTS
- Sheets of paper to fill outFORMS
- Sheets of stampsPANES
- Sheik equivalentEMIR
- Shell gamesSCAMS
- Shell ship by the seashoreOILTANKER
- Shell station?PASTABAR
- Shelley or KeatsODIST
- Shelley's sphereORB
- Shelter of a sortIRA
- Shelter org.ASPCA
- Shelter soundARF
- Sheltered spotHAVEN
- Shelters named for a senatorROTHIRAS
- Shelties' sheltersDOGHOUSES
- Shelves that hold seasoningsSPICERACKS
- ShenaniganANTIC
- Shenanigans of the upper class?SENIORPRANK
- Shepherd's commentARF
- Shepherd's pie fillingMEAT
- Sherbet flavorLIME
- Sherbet servingSCOOP
- Sherbets, e.g.ICES
- Sheridan of "Ready Player One"TYE
- Sheriff badge's shapeSTAR
- Sheriff's "Scram!"GIT
- Sheriff's pursuit groupPOSSE
- Sheriff's search partyPOSSE
- Sherlock creator's middle nameCONAN
- Sherlock's sisterENOLA
- Sherlock's sister, per three Netflix filmsENOLA
- Sherpa's supposed sightingYETI
- Sherri's twin on "The Simpsons"TERRI
- Sheryl Crow's "__ Wanna Do"ALLI
- Shiba __INU
- Shielded from the sunSHADY
- Shields on some helmetsVISORS
- Shift key toggleCASE
- Shift responsibility to someone else, and an apt title for this puzzlePASSTHEBUCK
- Shift workers?GEARS
- Shift, or what the ends of 17-, 23-, 38-, and 48-Across doCHANGEGEARS
- Shift+6 symbolCARET
- Shifts to eco-friendly farmingGOESORGANIC
- Shills with, sayABETS
- Shimmery gemMOONSTONE
- Shin-relatedTIBIAL
- Shine softlyGLOW
- Shinto shrine entranceTORII
- Shinto shrine gatewayTORII
- Shiny fabricSATEEN
- Shiny fender materialCHROME
- Shiny rockGEODE, MICA
- Shiny, as pearlsLUSTROUS
- Ship docksPIERS
- Ship of 1492NINA
- Ship offSEND
- Ship stabilizerKEEL
- Ship wreckerREEF
- Ship's distress signalSOS
- Ship's frameworkHULL
- Ship's freightCARGO
- Ship's maximum velocityFULLSPEED
- Ship's poleMAST
- Ship's sailJIB
- Ship's staffCREW
- Shipbuilding woodOAK
- Shipper with brown trucksUPS
- Shipping department supplyTAPES
- Ships offSENDS
- Ships' docksPIERS
- ShipshapeTIDY
- Shiraz's landIRAN
- Shirt edgeHEM
- Shirt that shows off one's absCROPTOP
- Shirt with a button-down collarOXFORD
- Shirts with slogansTEES
- Shirtsleeve insertARM
- Shish __KEBAB
- ShiverTREMOR, BRR
- Shivery soundBRRR
- SHO subsidiaryTMC
- ShockSTUN, JOLT
- Shock jock's sound effectsAIRHORNS
- ShockedAGHAST
- Shocking response at the altarIDONT
- Shocking swimmerEEL
- ShoddyPOOR
- Shoddy treatmentRAWDEAL
- Shoe bottomSOLE
- Shoe bottomsSOLES
- Shoe brand founded by U.S. RubberKEDS
- Shoe brand known for a checkerboard designVANS
- Shoe cushionINSOLE
- Shoe designer JimmyCHOO
- Shoe frontTOE
- Shoe salesperson's questionSIZE
- Shoe statsWIDTHS
- Shoe with a "Sport Mode"CROC
- Shoe's stringLACE
- Shoelace annoyancesKNOTS
- Shoelace holeEYELET
- Shoelace snarlKNOT
- Shoes for pro hockeyICESKATES
- Shoes without heelsFLATS
- Shoes worn by ElvisWHITEBUCKS
- Shoes, casuallyKICKS
- Shoeshine spoilerSCUFF
- ShoestringLACE
- ShoestringsLACES
- Shoo-__ (sure things)INS
- Shook with coldSHIVERED
- Shoos awaySCATS
- Shoot added to phoBEANSPROUT
- Shoot the breezeGAB
- Shooting starMETEOR
- Shooting stars?SAGITTARIUS
- Shoots the breezeYAKS
- ShopSTORE
- Shop online, sayETAILER
- Shop's salespersonsCLERKS
- Shoppe adjectiveOLDE
- Shopper's "maze with meatballs"IKEA
- Shopper's carryallTOTE
- Shopping aidsLISTS
- Shopping centersMALLS
- Shopping complexMALL
- Shopping jagSPREE
- Shopping meccaMALL
- Shopping stopsMARTS
- Shops smartlyCOMPARES
- Shore recessesINLETS
- Shorebird with webbed feetGULL
- Shoreline recessCOVE
- Short "Duh"OBVI
- Short addressURL
- Short and conciseCAPSULE
- Short and sourCURT
- Short and sweet sign-offXOXO
- Short articleITEM
- Short class testQUIZ
- Short clip?VID
- Short comedic sketchSKIT
- Short cutPIXIE, BOB, SNIP
- Short declineDIP
- Short diner ordersBLTS
- Short dog, for shortPEKE
- Short end of the stickRAWDEAL
- Short exhibitionsDEMOS
- Short footraceHUNDREDYARDDASH, DASH
- Short golf strokePUTT
- Short greetingsHIS
- Short guiding principlesMOTTOS
- Short haircutBOB
- Short hairstyleBOB
- Short holiday?XMAS
- Short Instagram videoREEL
- Short jokesONELINERS
- Short letters?IOUS
- Short lines at the register?UPCS
- Short meeting?SESH
- Short memoNOTE
- Short memosNOTES
- Short messageNOTE
- Short nailsTACKS
- Short note?IOU
- Short of breathWINDED
- Short on cashFEELINGTHEPINCH
- Short opinion pieceESSAY
- Short pantsTROU
- Short person?DEBTOR
- Short piano pieceSONATINA
- Short racesDASHES
- Short railroad branchSPUR
- Short records, for shortEPS
- Short releasesEPS
- Short routineSKIT
- Short self-identificationMOI
- Short sessionMTG
- Short skirtMINI
- Short skirtsMINIS
- Short sleepNAP
- Short snoozeNAP
- Short snoozesNAPS
- Short sockANKLET
- Short stopPAUSE
- Short story of a sortITEM
- Short story writer Edgar Allan __POE
- Short story writer?ANON
- Short strings?STRAD
- Short swimsDIPS
- Short time outNAP
- Short trip on a short horsePONYRIDE
- Short trip?VACAY
- Short U or ILTR
- Short way to go?RTE
- Short-distance commuter boatFERRY
- Short-distance competitive runSPRINT
- Short-form video hostTIKTOK
- Short-horned bighornEWE
- Short-legged houndsBASSETS
- Short-lived crazeFAD
- Short-lived fashionFAD
- Short-lived Ford modelEDSEL
- Short-lived trendsFADS
- Short-music endingETTA
- Short-music suffixETTA
- Short-temperedTESTY
- Short-term offerings from an auto shopLOANERS
- Short-term office workersTEMPS
- Short-term projectionTAB
- Short, as a speechBRIEF
- Short, for shortLIL
- Short, long racesTRIS
- Shortcake servingPIECE
- ShortchangeSTIFF
- Shorten for spaceEDIT
- Shorten, in a waySNIP
- Shortened "sir" counterpartMAAM
- Shortened "up to"TIL
- Shortened flightsAERON
- Shortening in sweet candiesETC
- Shortens, in addressesELIDES
- Shortest monthMAY
- Shortest month of the yearFEBRUARY
- Shortest-named Great LakeERIE
- Shorthand expertSTENO
- Shorthand in a coffee orderCAF
- Shorthand proSTENOG, STENO
- Shorthand skillSTENO
- ShortlySOON
- Shortstop, for instanceFIELDER
- ShotATTEMPT
- Shot administratorNURSE
- Shot in the darkSTAB
- Shot not allowed in some pool hallsMASSE
- Shot off, as a cannonFIRED
- Shot providerHYPO
- Shots after whiffs, sayREDOS
- Shots to swingATBATS
- Shoulder ornamentEPAULET
- Shoulder warmersSHAWLS
- Shoulder wrapsSTOLES
- Shout from a shipAHOY
- Shout from ScroogeBAH
- Shout of approvalYAY
- Shout of discoveryEUREKA
- Shout of surrenderIGIVE
- Shout outYELL
- Shout with heavy liftingALLEYOOP
- Shouted advice in a horror filmRUN
- ShoutingCRIES
- ShoutsYELLS
- ShovePUSH
- Shoveled intoDUG
- Shoves offSAILS
- Show __ (attend)UPAT
- Show a preferenceLEAN
- Show a sportscast moment againREPLAY
- Show againREAIR
- Show angerRAGE
- Show anger towardsBLOWUPAT
- Show appreciationTHANK
- Show appreciation at a poetry slam, e.g.SNAP
- Show biz grand slamEGOT
- Show contempt forSNORTAT, SCORN
- Show embarrassmentBLUSH
- Show emotionREACT
- Show for queensDRAGRACE
- Show hosts, informallyMCS
- Show jumping participantHORSE
- Show of hands, sayVOTE
- Show off at the gymFLEX
- Show off in the mirrorPREEN
- Show off very pale linseed plants?WAVETHEWHITEFLAX
- Show off your bicepsFLEX
- Show openerACTI
- Show partnerTELL
- Show placeSTADIUM
- Show remorseATONE
- Show respect forHONOR
- Show runner?AIRER, HOST, EMCEE
- Show signs of ageSAG
- Show signs of lifeSTIR
- Show some stick-to-itiveness?ADHERE
- Show stopper?SERIESFINALE
- Show stoppers?ADS
- Show the ropes toORIENT
- Show to a seat, so to speakUSH
- Show to be falseREFUTE, DEBUNK
- Show tune that makes no sense?IRRATIONALNUMBER
- Show upCOME
- Show up forATTEND
- Show up late and unapologeticROLLIN
- Show up soloGOSTAG
- Show with demosEXPO
- Show your feelingsEMOTE
- Show-offWISENHEIMER
- Showbiz grand slamEGOT
- Showbiz quartetsEGOTS
- ShowcaseEXHIBIT
- Showcase for productsEXPO
- Showed gratitude toTHANKED
- Showed supreme satisfactionROARED
- Showed the wayLED
- Showed upCAME
- Shower bottleBATHGEL
- Shower gift?RAINJACKET
- Shower loveDOTE
- Shower spongeLOOFAH
- Showerhead problemLEAK
- Showers with affection in a manipulative wayLOVEBOMBS
- Showery, as weatherRAINY
- Showing deep considerationHUMANE
- Showing favor forSMILINGUPON
- Showing no feelingsSTOIC
- Showing no warmthICY
- Showroom modelDEMO
- Showroom model, for shortDEMO
- Showroom sampleDEMO
- Showroom sample, for shortDEMO
- Shows againREAIRS
- Shows beyond doubtPROVES
- Shows curiosityASKS
- Shows like The Legend of Zang Hai, for shortCDRAMAS
- Shows off a new dress, sayTWIRLS
- Shows on TVAIRS
- Shows remorseATONES
- Shows signs of ageRUSTS
- Shows some class, maybe?TEACHES
- Shows some major respect?SALUTES
- Shows staminaLASTS
- Shows upARRIVES
- Showy carpKOI
- Showy ceremonyPOMP
- Showy flowerDAHLIA
- ShredRIPAPART
- Shred the __: crush a black diamond run, sayGNAR
- Shred, as cheeseGRATE
- Shredded __WHEAT
- Shredded sideSLAW
- Shredded, sayTORE
- Shredded, with "up"TORE
- Shrek or FionaOGRE
- Shrek, for oneOGRE
- Shrek's homeSWAMP
- ShrewdCAGY, CAGEY
- Shriek of fearEEK
- Shrill barkYIP, YAP
- Shrill barksYELPS
- Shrill shriekEEK
- Shrimp dishSCAMPI
- Shrub used as a fenceHEDGE
- Shrubbery at an academy for wizards and witches?MAGICSCHOOLBUSHES
- Shrubby tractsHEATHS
- Shrubs that grow small fruitBERRYBUSHES
- ShrugworthySOSO
- Shrunken Asian seaARAL
- ShucksHULLS
- Shuffle alongPLOD
- Shut downENDED, HALT, END
- Shut securelySEAL
- Shut tightSEAL
- Shut tightlySEAL
- Shutterbug's initialsSLR
- Shuttle boatFERRY
- Shuttle on railsTRAM
- Shuttle propellerLOX
- Shuttlecock pathsARCS
- ShyCOY
- Shy with peopleTIMID
- Siberian cityOMSK
- Siberian train hubOMSK
- Sibilant summonsPSST
- Sibling's daughtersNIECES
- Sibling's girlNIECE
- Sibs and 'rentsFAM
- Sichuan stapleEEL
- Sicilia's countryITALIA
- Sicilian snack whose name means "little oranges"ARANCINI
- Sicilian spewerETNA
- Sicilian spouterETNA
- Sicilian volcanoETNA
- Sicily's closest neighborCALABRIA
- SickILL
- Side by sideINTANDEM
- Side dish from a farm standCORNONTHECOB
- Side dish from the ovenBAKEDBEANS
- Side dish requestPASSTHESTUFFINGPLEASE
- Side in a sleeveFRIES
- Side mirror spotCARDOOR
- Side not "stuffed" in the five longest answersONION
- Side of a gemFACET
- Side of ribsSLAW
- Side social media accounts, informallyALTS
- Sides of a gemFACETS
- SidestepSKIRTAROUND, EVADE
- SidestepsEVADES
- Sidewalk borderCURB
- Sidewalk ice melterSALT
- Sidewalk surfaceASPHALT
- Sidewalk's edgeCURB
- Sideways jump flourishesHEELCLICKS
- Siege that named an SUVESCALADE
- Siena "so long"CIAO
- Siena scooterVESPA
- Sierra __, AfricaLEONE
- Sierra Club cofounderMUIR
- Sigh of reliefPHEW
- Sigh, sayEXHALE
- Sight or hearingSENSE
- Sight seersEYES
- Sight-relatedOPTIC
- Sightseeing group leaderTOURGUIDE
- Siglo de __: era of El Greco and CervantesORO
- Sigma followerTAU
- Sigma precederRHO
- Sign at a convenience storeATMINSIDE
- Sign banning 180sNOUTURN
- Sign before LibraVIRGO
- Sign before TaurusARIES
- Sign before VirgoLEO
- Sign between Cancer and VirgoLEO
- Sign fraudulentlyFORGE
- Sign gasNEON
- Sign into lawENACT
- Sign near a door slot of a 52-Across?RETURNTOTHEFOLD
- Sign of a packed houseSRO
- Sign of agingRUST, PATINA
- Sign of disuseDUST
- Sign of healingSCAB
- Sign of healing skinSCAB
- Sign of puppy love?TUMMYRUB
- Sign of sorrowTEAR, TEARDROP, RULE, IPA
- Sign of springTAURUS
- Sign of the futureOMEN
- Sign of treble?GCLEF
- Sign on rural roadsDEERCROSSING
- Sign painted on a barnHEXMARK
- Sign swiftlyINITIAL
- Sign that means it's time to turn aroundNOENTRANCE
- Sign up forENTER, JOIN
- Sign up for a classENROLL
- Sign up formallyENROLL
- Sign-in entryUSERID
- Signal and LineAPPS
- Signal silentlyNODAT
- Signal to change a batteryCHIRP
- Signal to speakCUE
- Signal to stopRED
- Signaled "yes" with your headNODDED
- Signaled forPAGED
- Signals "OK" silentlyNODS
- Signals called by a quarterback before each playSNAPCOUNT
- Signals from space, perhapsOMENS
- Signals of hungerPANGS
- Signals sounded in schoolsBELLS
- Signals to speakCUES
- Signature replicatorAUTOPEN
- Signed, as contractsINKED
- SignificanceIMPORT
- SignificantOFNOTE
- Significant ageERA
- Significant figureVIP
- Significant figuresICONS
- Significant otherPARTNER
- Significant stretchERA
- Significant stretchesERAS
- Significant timeERA
- Significant time periodERA
- Significant workOPUS
- SignifyMEAN
- Signing witnessNOTARY
- SignsOMENS, ATS
- Signs a lease withRENTSTO
- Signs of droughtDRYBEDS
- Signs of healingSCABS
- Signs of recognitionNODS
- Signs of springCROCI
- Signs off onOKS, OKAYS
- Signs on for another tourREUPS
- Signs, as a contractINKS
- Silas Marner "Shucks!"PSHAW
- Silence a growling bellyEAT
- Silence of the Lambs heroineCLARICESTARLING
- Silences, as on ZoomMUTES
- Silent "Go for it"NOD
- Silent agreementNOD
- Silent and shyASQUIETASAMOUSE
- Silent assentNOD
- Silent communication syst.ASL
- Silent display of skepticism, or a phonetic hint for making sense of the answers to the starred cluesEYEROLL
- Silent film heroineDAMSEL
- Silent film missileCUSTARDPIE
- Silent performancePANTOMIME
- Silent performerMIME
- Silent street performerMIME
- Silents woman "in distress"DAMSEL
- Silicon __VALLEY
- Silicon Valley city Palo __ALTO
- Silicon Valley execCTO
- Silk formationWEB
- Silk Road desertGOBI
- Silken Mist wearableLEGGS
- Silklike synthetic fabricRAYON
- Silks and trapeze, e.g.AERIALARTS
- Silky fabric that dates to the Middle AgesSAMITE
- Silky materialSATIN
- SillyINANE
- Silly businessAPERY
- Silly peopleGEESE
- Silly prankGAG
- Silly response to "Is that your horse?"NAY
- SiloISOLATE
- Silo cousinCORNCRIB
- Silver accessoriesPIRATEHATS
- Silver Gavel presenter for TV, books, etc.ABA
- Silver medalist's finishSECOND
- Silver or platinumELEMENT
- Silver screen loversCINEPHILES
- Silver State cityRENO
- Silver, in SpanishPLATA
- Silverback, for oneGORILLA
- Silvery fishSMELT
- Simchat bat, for oneRITE
- SimilarALIKE
- Similar (to)AKIN
- Simile centerASA
- Simmer, sayHEAT
- Simon __SAYS
- Simon of "Hot Fuzz"PEGG
- Simon of "The Boys"PEGG
- SimpleEASY
- Simple bookmarkDOGEAR
- Simple earringSTUD
- Simple fastenerSNAP
- Simple flotation devicesRAFTS, AUSSIE, TITLE
- Simple rural lifeCOTTAGECORE
- Simple salad, or what 17-, 26-, 36-, and 52-Across all haveMIXEDGREENS
- Simple sammiesBLTS
- Simple school courseEASYA
- Simple sheltersTENTS, HUTS
- Simple shirtTEE
- Simple sortBOOB
- Simple Southern dessertCHESSPIE
- Simple swimmersAMOEBAE
- Simple to doEASY
- Simple topsTEES
- Simple wager choiceOVER
- Simple way to start the dayTEAANDTOAST
- SimplicityEASE
- Simplified speechPIDGIN
- SimplifyEASE
- Simply beEXIST
- Simpson kid who plays the saxLISA
- Simpson who says "Eat my shorts!"BART
- Simpsons bartenderMOE
- Simpsons bus driverOTTO
- Simpsons minionMRSMITHERS
- Simpsons saxophonistLISA
- Simpsons' neighborNED
- SimulationsSHAMS
- Sin City attractionCASINO
- Sin of __OMISSION
- SinceASOF
- Since Jan. 1YTD
- Sine qua nonNEED
- Sing a song aloneSOLO
- Sing in a high range?YODEL
- Sing the praises ofLAUD
- Sing with a trillWARBLE
- Singe slightlyCHAR
- Singer __ King ColeNAT
- Singer __ MarieTEENA
- Singer and civil rights activist HorneLENA
- Singer BakerANITA
- Singer born Eithne Pádraigín Ní BhraonáinENYA
- Singer Carly __ JepsenRAE
- Singer Carter who won "American Idol" in 2024ABI
- Singer Cruz known as the "Queen of Salsa"CELIA
- Singer Del ReyLANA
- Singer DiFrancoANI
- Singer dubbed the "Mother of the Blues"MARAINEY
- Singer ErykahBADU
- Singer GuthrieARLO
- Singer HalliwellGERI
- Singer heroineYENTL
- Singer India.__ARIE
- Singer JacksonLATOYA
- Singer Jason with the album "Love Is a Four Letter Word"MRAZ
- Singer known as the "Queen of Christmas"MARIAHCAREY
- Singer LambertADAM
- Singer Mama __ ElliotCASS
- Singer name-checked in Darin's "Mack the Knife"LOTTELENYA
- Singer PerryCOMO
- Singer RawlsLOU
- Singer RonstadtLINDA
- Singer SimoneNINA
- Singer star GrandeARIANA
- Singer Turner's rock memoirITINA
- Singer whose fans are called ClaymatesAIKEN
- Singer with the #1 lyric "Don't worry about your size" (2014)TRAINOR
- Singer with the 1984 hit "I Feel for You"CHAKAKHAN
- Singer YokoONO
- Singer-songwriter DiFrancoANI
- Singer-songwriter ToriAMOS
- Singer-songwriter WainwrightRUFUS
- Singer's "instrument"VOICE
- Singer's spanRANGE
- Singers Reed and RawlsLOUS
- Singing ability, informallyPIPES
- Singing brother of Simon and TheodoreALVIN
- Singing crocodile voiced by Shawn Mendes in a 2022 filmLYLE
- Singing star since the '60sCHER
- Singing syllablesTRALALA
- Single fileTANDEM
- Single notesONES
- Single successHIT
- Single-celled creatureAMOEBA
- Single-celled organismAMOEBA
- Single-handedlyALONE, SOLO
- Single-named folk singerODETTA
- Single-person performanceSOLO
- Single-piece AppleIMAC
- Single-story homeRANCHER
- Single-strand genetic lettersRNA
- Single-stripe soldiers: Abbr.PFCS
- Single's bars?ARIA
- SinglesONES
- Singles in a walletONES
- Singles in walletsONES
- SinglyONEATATIME
- Sings like Ella FitzgeraldSCATS
- Sings like G-DragonRAPS
- Sings like Sarah VaughanSCATS
- Sings one's own praisesBOASTS
- Sings soothinglyCROONS
- Singsong soundTRA
- Singsong syllablesLALA
- Singsongy cadenceLILT
- SingularLONE
- Singular pronounSHE
- Singular sensationIDOL
- SinisterBAD
- Sinister smileSNEER
- Sink accumulationDISHES
- Sink annoyanceDRIP
- Sink annoyancesAKS
- Sink fixtureFAUCET
- Sink hole feature, perhapsEDDY
- Sink of "Stranger Things"SADIE
- Sink, as the sunSET
- Sinks easilyTAPSIN
- Sinks, as the sunSETS
- Sinkside deviceDRAINER
- Sinuous shapeESS
- Sinus specialist, brieflyENT
- Sinus specialists, for shortENTS
- Siouan peopleOTO
- Siouan speakerOTOE
- Sioux City stateIOWA
- Sippy cup partSPOUT
- Sippy cup userTOT
- Sir __ GuinnessALEC
- Sir __ JohnELTON
- Sir __ John of popELTON
- Sir __ NewtonISAAC
- Sir counterpartDAME, MAAM
- Siren soundWAIL
- Siri alternativeALEXA
- Siri platformIOS
- Sirloin or T-boneSTEAK
- Sis or broSIB
- Sis, for oneSIB
- Sis's playmateBRO
- SisterNUN
- Sister brand of DoveCAMAY
- Sister of CharlotteANNE
- Sister of HeliosEOS
- Sister of Janet and JermaineLATOYA
- Sister's daughterNIECE
- Sisters and brothersSIBS
- Sisters in a conventNUNS
- Sisters who became starsPLEIADES
- Sistine ceiling subjectADAM
- Sistine Chapel ceiling subjectADAM
- Sistine Chapel subjectADAM
- Sit alongsideABUT
- Sit back and relaxBASK
- Sit besideABUT
- Sit down heavilyPLOP
- Sit for a bitREST
- Sit for a photoPOSE
- Sit for a picturePOSE
- Sit for a portraitPOSE
- Sit for a spellREST
- Sit for a spreadDINE
- Sit in the cellar, perhapsAGE
- Sit in trafficIDLE
- Sit next toABUT
- Sit on both sides ofSTRADDLE
- Sit-up musclesABS
- Sitar musicRAGA
- Sitar tunesRAGAS
- Sitarist ShankarRAVI
- Sitcom about a couple living in a haunted houseGHOSTS
- Sitcom actress GeorgiaENGEL
- Sitcom pioneerBALL
- Sitcom watchdogCENSOR
- Site for a bidding warEBAY
- Site for artisansETSY
- Site for film fansIMDB
- Site for heavyweight boutsBOXINGRING
- Site for home runsBASEBALLDIAMOND
- Site for maligning poor diningYELP
- Site of a Herculean taskNEMEA
- Site of an 1836 siegeALAMO
- Site of Napoleon's exileELBA
- Site reviewing Movies for GrownupsAARP
- Site to find a handmade wedding dress, perhapsETSY
- Site where pucks are propelledHOCKEYRINK
- Site where the Quran was first revealed to MuhammadMECCA
- Site with a Home Favorites sectionETSY
- Site with a Write a Review buttonYELP
- Site with bidding warsEBAY
- Site with handcrafted inventoryETSY
- Site with handmade goodsETSY
- Site with health adviceWEBMD
- Site with tall players and high hoopsBASKETBALLCOURT
- Site with tech reviewsCNET
- Site with vintage itemsETSY
- Site-seeking helpBROWSER
- Sites for some ritesALTARS
- Sites where planes landAIRPORTS
- Sith titleDARTH
- Sits at a stoplightIDLES
- Sits in trafficIDLES
- Sitting onATOP
- Situated onATOP
- Situation Room airerCNN
- Situation that inevitably goes downhill?SKILESSON
- Six-Emmy AlanALDA
- Six-footer with feathersEMU
- Six-Grammy violinistISAACSTERN
- Six-legged colonistsANTS
- Six-legged social workersANTS
- Six-line poemSESTET
- Six-line section of a sonnetSESTET
- Six-sided stateUTAH
- Six-time "Dancing With the Stars" championDEREKHOUGH
- Six-time NBA MVP Abdul-JabbarKAREEM
- Six-time Oscar nominee AdamsAMY
- Six-time WNBA All-Star ThomasALYSSA
- Sixth __SENSE
- Sixth sense, for shortESP
- SizableBIG
- Size above MediumLARGE
- Size upASSESS
- Sized up for stealingCASED
- Skate park trickOLLIE
- Skate throughACE
- Skateboard trickOLLIE
- Skater MidoriITO
- Skaters' jumpsAXELS
- Skating commentator LipinskiTARA
- Skating hazardTHINICE
- Skating leapAXEL
- Skating rink surfaceICE
- Skating venueRINK
- Sked abbr.TBD
- SkedaddledFLED
- SkedaddlesFLEES
- Skeet needSHOTGUN
- Skeptic's commentIBET
- Skeptical commentOHSURE
- Skeptical lookSIDEEYE
- Skeptical remarkYOURENOTSERIOUS
- Skeptical replyIBET
- Skeptical scoffIBET
- Skeptical textSRSLY
- SketchSKIT
- Sketch show that inspired "30 Rock," for shortSNL
- Sketch show that once starred John Candy, for shortSCTV
- Sketchbook supportEASEL
- Sketchy area?PAD
- Skewed viewBIAS
- Skewed viewsBIASES, LESLEA
- Skewered dish with peanut sauceSATAY
- Skewered fareKEBAB
- Skewered steakKEBAB
- Skewered Thai dishesSATAYS
- SkeweringACERB
- Ski liftTBAR
- Ski lift with large cabinsTRAM
- Ski lodge drinkCOCOA
- Ski races with gatesSLALOMS
- Ski resort buildingLODGE
- Ski resort innLODGE
- Ski resort passLIFTTICKET
- Ski resort's tentlike structureYURT
- Ski trailPISTE
- Skier's quartersLODGE
- Skiffle singer DoneganLONNIE
- Skiing surfaceSNOW, SLOPE
- SkillART
- Skill that sounds scantySLEIGHT
- Skilled craftspersonARTISAN
- Skilled finesseART
- Skilled negotiatorDIPLOMAT
- Skilled with computersTECHY
- SkilletPAN
- Skillet or wokPAN
- Skillet soundSSS
- SkilletsFRYPANS
- SkillfulDEFT, ADROIT, ADEPT
- Skillful deceitGUILE
- Skills assessmentEXAM
- Skim along, as cloudsSCUD
- Skim milk's lackFAT
- Skim, in the dairy aisleNOFAT
- Skin art only visible in black lightUVTATTOO
- Skin art, for shortTAT
- Skin blemishZIT
- Skin care brandOLAY
- Skin care productTONER
- Skin cream sootherALOE
- Skin picTAT
- Skin softenerALOE
- Skin sootherALOE
- Skin soothersLOTIONS
- Skin-soothing plantALOE
- Skin-soothing plantsALOES
- SkinnyINFO
- Skinny swimmerEEL, GAR
- Skins' opponentsSHIRTS
- Skip itROPE
- Skip overELIDE
- Skip pastOMIT
- Skip successfullyEVADE
- Skip the daily commute, for shortWFH
- Skip the grass seedSOD
- Skip, as a syllableELIDE
- Skipped the big weddingELOPED
- Skipper, for shortCAPN
- Skips pastOMITS
- SkirmishMELEE
- Skirt featureSLIT
- Skirt in a Degas paintingTUTU
- Skirt with flare?ALINE
- Skirt-pressing applianceIRON
- Skirt-smoothing applianceIRON
- Skirt-smoothing appliancesIRONS
- Skirt's foldPLEAT
- Skit show with musical guests, brieflySNL
- SkittishTIMID
- SkullsCRANIA
- Skunky essenceFETOR
- Sky blueAZURE
- Sky lightsSTARS
- Sky ride that can hoverHELICOPTER
- Sky ride with a jet engineAIRPLANE
- Sky shadeBLUE
- Skycap, while workingTOTER
- Skydiver's needCHUTE
- Skylight spotROOF
- Skyline obscurerHAZE
- Skylit hotel lobbiesATRIA
- SkyrocketSOAR
- SkyrocketedLEAPT
- SkyscraperTOWER
- Skyscraper beamIBAR
- Skyscraper beamsGIRDERS
- SkyscrapingTALL
- Skywalker of Star WarsLUKE
- Skywalker raised on AlderaanLEIA
- Skywalker twinLEIA
- Slack and SignalAPPS
- Slack-jawedAGAPE
- Slacken offEASE, LETUP
- Slalom competitorSKIER
- Slalom footwearSKI
- Slalom race competitorSKIER
- Slaloming spotsSLOPES
- Slam (into)RAM
- Slam danceMOSH
- Slammed-door soundBANG
- Slander, e.g.TORT
- Slangy "Let's say ... "SPOSE
- Slangy "Touché!"OHSNAP
- Slangy affirmativeUHHUH
- Slangy assentYEH
- Slangy contractionAINT
- Slangy refusalNAH
- Slangy suffixOLA, AROO
- Slangy welcomeHEYYA
- SlantBIAS
- Slant a bitTILT
- Slanted typefaceITALIC
- Slaps (at)SWATS
- Slather with butter, perhapsBASTE
- Slaw, e.g.SIDE
- Sled-racing dogHUSKY
- Sledding spotHILL
- Sleep acronymREM
- Sleep aid brandNYTOL
- Sleep brieflyDOZE
- Sleep cycle lettersREM
- Sleep in a tentCAMP
- Sleep noisilySNORE
- Sleep under the starsCAMP
- Sleep-stage acronymREM
- Sleeper at New England's Ben Franklin CollegeELI
- Sleeper sofaHIDEABED, LORDLY, OBOE
- Sleeper who takes all the blanketsBEDHOG
- Sleeper, for instanceCAR
- Sleeper's noisy soundSNORE
- Sleeping bag spotTENT
- Sleepless in Seattle directorEPHRON
- Sleepover attire, familiarlyPJS
- Sleepover dudsJAMMIES
- Sleeps noisilySNORES
- Sleepwalking Swiss missHEIDI
- Sleepwear for someTEE
- Sleepy housemateDOC, HAPPY
- SleeveARM
- Sleeve fillerARM
- Sleeve fillersARMS
- Sleeveless garmentVEST
- Sleeveless topVEST
- Sleight of handMAGIC
- Sleight of land?MIRAGE
- SlenderSLIM, THIN
- Slender and gracefulSVELTE
- Slender and strongWIRY
- Slender instrumentOBOE
- Slender mushroomENOKI
- Slender silvery swimmerBONEFISH
- Slender swimmersEELS
- Slender tomatoROMA
- Slender wineglassFLUTE
- Slender woodwindOBOE
- Slender woodwindsOBOES
- Slept noisilySNORED
- Sleuth for hirePRIVATEEYE
- Slice, as a turkeyCARVE
- Sliced burger toppingsRAWONIONS
- Sliced fruit in some saladsPEARS
- Sliced up a turkeyCARVED
- Slices and __DICES
- Slices and dicesCHOPS, ELAINE
- Slick stuffOIL
- Slick-talkingGLIB
- Slick, as winter roadsICY
- Slide on an icy roadSKID
- Slight adjustmentTWEAK
- Slight advantageEDGE
- Slight amountIOTA
- Slight beard growthFIVEOCLOCKSHADOW
- Slight coloringTINT
- Slight during awards seasonOSCARSNUB
- Slight emotional reactionINSULT
- Slight fightSPAT
- Slight remnantTRACE
- Slight residueTRACE
- Slight stainTINGE
- Slightest ideaINKLING
- Slightest traceIOTA
- Slightly chillyCOOL
- Slightly crackedAJAR
- Slightly loopy purveyor of Scottish attire?OFFKILTER
- Slightly moistDAMP
- Slightly nutty Dutch exportEDAM
- Slightly offASKEW
- Slightly openAJAR
- Slightly open, as a doorAJAR
- Slightly slantedASKEW
- Slightly wetMOIST, DAMP
- Slightly, in musicPOCO
- Slim instrumentOBOE
- Slim to __ (poor odds)NONE
- Slimmest of marginsAHAIR
- Slinky's shapeCOIL
- SlipERR
- Slip away fromEVADE
- Slip in a potIOU
- Slip intoWEAR
- Slip of the fingersTYPO
- Slip or fallLAPSE
- Slip or slideSKID
- Slip upERR
- Slip-__ (some shoes)ONS
- Slip-on shoeCROC
- Slip-ons lackSHOELACES
- Slipped upERRED
- Slipper seen in silentsBANANAPEEL
- Slippery slopeDUNE
- Slippery substanceSOAP
- Slippery swimmerEEL
- Slippery swimmersEELS
- SlipsGAFFES
- Slips in potsIOUS
- Slips intoDONS
- Slips into, as clothesDONS
- Slips pastELUDES
- Slit of a sortNOTCH
- Slither like a snakeSLINK
- Slithering reptileSNAKE
- Slithery fishEEL
- Slo-mo reviewerREF
- Slog (through)WADE
- Slog awayTOIL
- Slogan on a very thorough pet sitter's business card?IWALKTHEFELINE
- Sloggy terrainMIRE
- Sloop groupCREW
- Slope upwardSTEEPEN
- Sloped snow shedderPITCHEDROOF
- Sloping walkwayRAMP
- Sloppy siteSTY
- Sloshy mattressWATERBED
- Sloth cousinANTEATER
- Sloth, for oneSIN
- Slotted fastenerHASP
- Sloughs offSHEDS
- Slovenian neighborCROAT
- Slow cooker concoctionSTEW
- Slow gallopCANTER
- Slow motionsPLODS
- Slow movementLENTO
- Slow or stopARREST
- Slow tempoLENTO, LARGO, ADAGIO, ANDANTE
- Slow to open upSHY
- Slow walkSTROLL
- Slow-cooked beef mealSTEW
- Slow-cooked dishSTEW
- Slow-cooker beefy mealSTEW
- Slow-cooker dishSTEW
- Slow-moving animal in a shellSNAIL
- Slow-moving, as trafficSTOPGO
- Slow-moving, tree-dwelling mammalSLOTH
- Slowed downLOSTSPEED
- Slowly disappearsFADES
- Slowly droppedSLID
- Slowly vanishFADE
- Slowly, in musicLENTO
- SlowpokeSNAIL
- Slowpoke's placeREAR
- SLR settingFSTOP
- Slug kinSNAIL
- Slugger Matt who led the NL in homers in 2011KEMP
- Slugger SammySOSA
- Slugger Ty who holds the record for most career steals of home plateCOBB
- Slugger's statRBI
- Slugger's swat, sometimesSOLOHOMER
- SlumberSLEEP
- SlumpSAG
- Slurpee alternativeICEE
- Slurpee cousinsICEES
- Slurpee kinICEE
- Slurpee sellerSEVENELEVEN
- Slurps (up)LAPS
- Slushy drinkICEE
- Slushy refreshmentICEE
- Sly campaign to keep white birds out of the deodorant aisle?SECRETDOVEBAN
- SmackSWAT, HIT
- Smack-__ in the middleDAB
- SmallTEENY
- Small '40s vesselPTBOAT
- Small advanceFOOTSTEP
- Small amountBIT, TAD, DASH
- Small amount of sugar: Abbr.TSP
- Small amount of workERG
- Small amountsTADS
- Small amounts of mustardDABS
- Small amt. of sugarTSP
- Small apartmentsSTUDIOS
- Small ApplesIPODS
- Small appliance that removes wrinklesIRON
- Small appliance to keep food coolMINIFRIDGE
- Small baking meas.TSP
- Small ballPEA
- Small batteriesAAS
- Small batteryAAA
- Small battery sizeAAA
- Small battery, or an org. that may help with a car batteryAAA
- Small bayINLET
- Small beardSOULPATCH
- Small beltsSHOTS
- Small billONE
- Small billsONES
- Small bit of facial jewelryNOSESTUD
- Small bitesNIBBLES
- Small bits of rockSANDS
- Small brawlTUSSLE
- Small bug or budGERM
- Small building blockATOM
- Small burrowing mammalMOLE
- Small busVAN
- Small business?CORP
- Small but loud songbirdsWRENS
- Small but powerful groupCADRE
- Small butter portionPAT
- Small buzzerBEE
- Small camping shelterPUPTENT
- Small canyonGORGE
- Small car that can only follow a single route?ONETRACKMINI
- Small cavesGROTTOS
- Small chamber groupTRIO
- Small changeSUB
- Small childTOT
- Small circle of meteorologistsDEGREE
- Small cityTOWN
- Small coinDIME
- Small comboTRIO
- Small combosTRIOS
- Small complaintNIT
- Small crawlerANT
- Small crownTIARA
- Small crownsTIARAS
- Small crustaceansISOPODS
- Small cutSLIT
- Small defectWART
- Small denominationSECT
- Small deviationBLIP
- Small digitLITTLETOE
- Small digitsPINKIES
- Small dog from south of the borderMEXICANHAIRLESS
- Small dogs in small blanketsPIGS
- Small donkeyBURRO
- Small earringSTUD
- Small earringsSTUDS
- Small eggOVULE
- Small eggsROE
- Small ensembleTRIO
- Small ensemblesTRIOS
- Small evergreenREDBAY
- Small farm animalANT
- Small fastenerBRAD
- Small flapTAB
- Small flyGNAT
- Small food sampleTASTE
- Small food storeDELI
- Small footwearBOOTEE
- Small fraction of 17-AcrossUNO
- Small fruit pieTART
- Small gearsPINIONS
- Small glass bottlesVIALS
- Small handfulIMP
- Small horsePONY
- Small inletRIA
- Small islandCAY
- Small jeweled crownTIARA
- Small kitchen knivesPARERS
- Small lakePOND
- Small marching bandANTS
- Small matterATOM
- Small metric weightGRAM
- Small military unitSQUAD
- Small mountPONY
- Small mountainHILL
- Small municipality, for shortBORO
- Small musical ensembleTRIO
- Small notebooksPADS
- Small number in NaplesTRE
- Small openingSLIT
- Small part of a gearCOG
- Small part of a machineCOG
- Small part of an email addressDOT
- Small peninsulaCAPE
- Small pesky flyGNAT
- Small piecesMORSELS
- Small plateauMESA
- Small plates of fishSCALES
- Small pointy pegsTEES
- Small porchSTOOP
- Small projectionTAB
- Small proof of purchaseSTUB
- Small puncturePINHOLE
- Small racing vehicleKART
- Small recipe amts.TSPS
- Small resident of the Hundred Acre WoodROO
- Small rodentMOUSE
- Small rods placed into power toolsDRILLBITS
- Small role for a big starCAMEO
- Small rugMAT
- Small rugsMATS
- Small salamanderNEWT
- Small salamandersNEWTS
- Small scissor cutSNIP
- Small scoreNICK
- Small shotBBS
- Small shovel for turning soilGARDENSPADE
- Small shovelsSPADES
- Small sign of springROSEBUD
- Small sipTASTE
- Small snackNOSH
- Small snack standREFRESHMENTBAR
- Small snare drumTABOR
- Small sofaSETTEE
- Small sofasLOVESEATS
- Small songbirdWREN
- Small songbirdsWRENS
- Small soundPEEP
- Small speckMOTE
- Small spheres kept very coldFROZENPEAS
- Small spotSPECKLE
- Small squabbleSPAT
- Small stainSPOT
- Small stick in a bird's nestTWIG
- Small storeDELI
- Small streamBROOK
- Small streamsRIVULETS
- Small talkCHAT
- Small thicketCOPSE
- Small thing in a holeANT
- Small tieONETOONE, ONEALL
- Small time pieceNANOSECOND
- Small tree houseNEST
- Small tropical tree kept indoorsPARLORPALM
- Small tweak?MOD
- Small valleyDELL
- Small vipersASPS
- Small vortexEDDY
- Small wading birdsRAILS
- Small wallet billsONES
- Small waterwayRIA
- Small whirlpoolEDDY
- Small wooden platformTEE
- Small-scale thingMINI
- Small-screen gaspOMG
- Small-town grocery initialsIGA
- Small, flat portionPAT
- Small, in rappers' namesLIL
- Smaller than sm.LIL
- Smallest Canadian prov.PEI
- Smallest Central American countryELSALVADOR
- Smallest of a litterRUNT
- Smallest prime numberTWO
- Smallest two-digit numberTEN
- Smallish batteriesAAAS
- Smallville teenLANA
- Smart __ALECK
- Smart aleckWISEACRE
- Smart home system by GoogleNEST
- Smart TV optionROKU
- Smart-aleckySASSY, PERT
- Smart-mouthedSASSY
- Smarties and NerdsCANDY
- Smartly attiredNATTY
- Smartness measures: Abbr.IQS
- Smartphone ancestorPDA
- Smartphone ancestors: Abbr.PDAS
- Smartphone coverSKIN
- Smartphone downloadAPP
- Smartphone messageTEXT
- Smartphone network standard: Abbr.LTE
- Smartphone predecessor: Abbr.PDA
- Smartphone programsAPPS
- Smartphone purchase adjectiveINAPP
- Smartphone symbolsICONS
- Smash successMEGAHIT
- Smashed intoRAMMED
- Smashing pumpkins fan?VANDAL
- Smashing successHIT
- SmellODOR, ARAT
- Smell badREEK
- SmellsODORS
- Smeltery deliveryORE
- Smeltery residueDROSS
- Smeltery wasteDROSS
- SmidgeBIT
- SmidgenTAD
- Smile broadlyBEAM
- Smile joyouslyBEAM
- Smile widelyBEAM
- Smiley-like Martian landmarkHAPPYFACECRATER
- Smiling face with heart-eyes, for oneEMOJI
- Smirnoff rivalSTOLI
- Smith and Jones sci-fi filmMIB
- Smith of "House of the Dragon"MATT
- Smith, for instanceARTISAN
- Smith's blockANVIL
- Smithwick's, for oneALE
- Smock stainPAINT
- Smoke detector soundsBEEPS
- Smoke-sensing deviceDETECTOR
- Smoke, brieflyCIG
- Smoked jalapeñoCHIPOTLE
- Smoked salmonLOX
- Smokestack dustSOOT
- Smooch from a poochWETKISS
- Smooches in a lorry, saySNOGS
- Smooth (over)PAVE
- Smooth and glossySLEEK
- Smooth and glossy, as fabricSATINY
- Smooth and shinySLEEK
- Smooth and suaveURBANE
- Smooth changeSEGUE
- Smooth courseEASYA
- Smooth outEVEN
- Smooth out, as skirtsPRESS
- Smooth out, as slacksIRON
- Smooth transitionSEGUE
- Smooth-surfacedEVEN
- Smooth-talkingGLIB
- Smoothed outEVENED
- Smoothie berryACAI
- Smoothie bowl berryACAI
- Smoothie fruitPAPAYA
- Smoothing toolPLANER
- Smoothly agreeableSUAVE
- Smooths, as shelvesSANDS
- Smucker spreadJIF
- SmudgeSMEAR
- Smudging ceremony toolPALOSANTO
- Smug cryOHO
- Smug expertSNOB
- Smug smileSMIRK
- Sn, to a chemistTIN
- SnackEAT, PRAWNS
- Snack bowl fillerNUTS
- Snack brand named for a Roman moon goddessLUNABAR
- Snack mix morselNUT
- Snack onEAT
- Snack steamed in a corn huskTAMALE
- Snack that had a Space Dunk versionOREO
- Snack that may be made with Oaxaca cheeseQUESADILLA
- Snack topped with cotijaTACO
- Snack topped with onions and cilantroTACO
- SnackedATE, ATEALITTLE
- Snacked onATE
- Snacking syllableNOM
- Snacks for sea ottersABALONES
- Snacks stuffed with "stuf"OREOS
- SnagGET, GRAB, NAB
- SnaggedROPEDIN
- Snail commonly cooked in butterESCARGOT
- Snail cousinSLUG
- Snail mail and dumb phonesRETRONYMS
- Snail mail buddyPENPAL
- SnakeSERPENT
- Snake charmer's snakeCOBRA
- Snake living in forestsTREEBOA
- Snake venom, for instanceTOXIN
- Snake's soundHISS
- Snakebird of the southANHINGA
- Snakelike fishEEL
- Snakelike fishesEELS
- Snakelike swimmersEELS
- Snakish intrusionPSST
- SnapPHOTO, PIC
- SNAP benefits org.USDA
- Snap decision, for short?SLR
- SNAP systemEBT
- Snap-together blocksLEGOS
- Snapchat and ChatGPTAPPS
- Snapple alternativeNESTEA
- Snapple rivalNESTEA
- SnapsTAKESAPIC
- SnapshotPHOTO
- SnareENMESH, ENTRAP
- Snarky response to a boast, and what can be said about the ends of the answers to the starred clues?ISNTTHATSPECIAL
- SnatchNAB
- Snatch forciblyWREST
- Snatch quicklyGRAB
- SneakWEASEL, PEEK
- Sneak a look (at)PEEK
- Sneak aroundPROWL, TIPTOE
- Sneak attackRAID
- Sneak or creepCAD
- Sneaker bottomSOLE
- Sneaker featuresTREADS, SOLES
- Sneaker or loaferSHOE
- Sneaker or moccasinSHOE
- Sneaker or sandalSHOE
- Sneaker patternTREAD
- Sneaker stringsLACES
- Sneakers and high heelsSHOES
- Sneakers and sandalsSHOES
- Sneaks bySTEALSPAST
- SneakySLY
- Sneaky schemeRUSE
- Sneer (at)SCOFF
- Sneeze soundACHOO
- Snicker soundTEEHEE, HEH
- Snide snickersHEHS
- Snidely criticalSNARKY
- Sniffed item in some tastingsCORK
- Snip off, as couponsCLIP
- Snipe, e.g.WADER
- Snips off, as hairCUTS
- SnitchNARC
- Snitch (on)NARC
- SNL airerNBC
- SNL cocreator MichaelsLORNE
- SNL's 80+ accumulationEMMYS
- SnoopPRY
- Snoop (around)NOSE
- Snooped aroundPRIED, NOSED
- Snooping sortsSPIES
- Snoops (around)NOSES
- Snoopy foe the Red __BARON
- Snoopy's breedBEAGLE
- Snooty oneSNOB
- Snooty personSNOB
- SnoozeNAP
- Snoozer's soundsSNORES
- Snorer's affliction, maybeAPNEA
- Snoring symbolsZEES
- Snout-touching soundBOOP
- Snow blower brandTORO
- Snow clearerPLOW
- Snow day rideSLED
- Snow day toySLED
- Snow day toysSLEDS
- Snow gliderSLED
- Snow globes of a sortIGLOOS
- Snow queen in FrozenELSA
- Snow toy with runnersSLED
- Snow-clearing vehiclePLOW
- Snow-clearing vehiclesPLOWS
- Snowball fight soundSPLAT
- Snowball fighters, oftenAIMERS
- Snowball pile, sayAMMO
- Snowbird ski resort stateUTAH
- Snowboard cousinMONOSKI
- Snowboard cousinsMONOSKIS
- Snowboarding jumpOLLIE
- Snowless flurriesADOS
- Snowman accessorySCARF
- Snowman's eyes, sometimesCOAL
- Snowy day activitySLEDRIDE
- Snug apartmentsSTUDIOS
- Snuggle upNESTLE
- So farYET, ASYET
- So not conciseRAMBLING
- So to speak?ORAL
- So what __ is new?''ELSE
- So-called "fifth taste"UMAMI
- So-soMEH, FAIR
- So-so gradeCEE
- So-so ranges?OCTAVES
- So-so, slangilyMID
- Soak (up)SOP
- Soak (up), as gravySOP
- Soak in the tubBATHE
- Soaked up the sun, sayLAIDOUT
- Soaks (up)SOPS
- Soaks up the sunBASKS
- Soap bubblesSUDS
- Soap chemicalLYE
- Soap ingredientLYE, MELODRAMA
- Soap south of the borderTELENOVELA
- Soap that could use a friend?LONESOMEDOVE
- Soap that's easy to conceal?POCKETDIAL
- Soap that's falling apart?BREAKINGDAWN
- Soap that's perfect for adding color to a shower routine?ORANGEZEST
- Soap that's super popular?HOTLAVA
- Soap with a bird imprintDOVEBAR
- Soap-pad materialSTEEL
- Soapstone, largelyTALC
- Soar spot?SKY
- Soba alternativeUDON
- SobbedWEPT
- SobbingTEARFUL
- Sobriquet lettersAKA
- SoCal emer. forceLAFD
- SoCal home of Soledad ChurchEASTLA
- SoCal NFL playerLARAM
- SoCal schoolSDSU
- SoCal urbaniteANGELENO
- Soccer announcer's shoutGOAL
- Soccer fan's "Bravo!"OLE
- Soccer greatPELE
- Soccer great called "O Rei"PELE
- Soccer great HammMIA
- Soccer great MaradonaDIEGO
- Soccer or footballSPORT
- Soccer or skiingSPORT
- Soccer periodHALF
- Soccer pitch boundarySIDELINE
- Soccer scoreGOAL, NIL
- Soccer stadium shoutOLE
- Soccer star __ HeathTOBIN
- Soccer star Freddy who played for D.C. UnitedADU
- Soccer star HammMIA
- Soccer star LionelMESSI
- Soccer star Sergio who scored more than 100 goals for Real MadridRAMOS
- Soccer superstar MessiLIONEL
- Soccer team complementELEVEN
- Soccer zeroNIL
- Social __ (Facebook, Instagram, etc.)MEDIA
- Social __ (Instagram, Facebook etc.)MEDIA
- Social butterfly's oppositeINTROVERT
- Social equalPEER
- Social equalsPEERS
- Social finesseTACT
- Social follower?ITE
- Social groupsSETS
- Social media annoyanceBOT
- Social media debut of a romantic relationship, or what 17-, 29-, and 45-Across haveHARDLAUNCH
- Social media IDTAG
- Social media ID introsATSIGNS
- Social media placementPOST
- Social media posts by some pet ownersCATVIDEOS
- Social media slang evoking old-timey car hornsAWOOGA
- Social media spammersBOTS
- Social media user labelsTAGS
- Social outing for couplesGROUPDATE
- Social pariahBLACKSHEEP
- Social prohibitionsTABOOS
- Social rulesNORMS
- Social sci.PSY
- Social skillTACT
- Social stratumCASTE
- Socially awkward typeNERD
- Socially polishedSUAVE
- Socially smoothSUAVE
- Socially uncoolNERDY
- Socials with cucumber sandwichesTEAS
- Societal standardNORM
- Societal standardsNORMS
- Society for smartiesMENSA
- Society of FriendsQUAKERS
- Sock flawTEAR
- Sock frontTOE
- Sock partTOE
- Socket fillerPLUG
- Socket setEYES
- Soda bottle sizesLITERS
- Soda brand named for a mountainSHASTA
- Soda can openerTAB
- Soda choiceCOLA
- Soda that sounds shortNEHI
- Sodas in Shirley TemplesGINGERALES
- Sofa + chairs + tableSUITE
- Sofa bed spotDEN
- Sofa sectionARM
- Sofa shade for serene spacesCADETBLUE
- Sofas and benchesSEATS
- Soffritto ingredientONIONS
- SoFi Stadium NFL playerRAM
- SoFi Stadium proLARAM
- Sofia's capital since 2026EURO
- Soft "Hey, you!"PSST
- Soft and fluffyDOWNY
- Soft ball brandNERF
- Soft colorsPINKS
- Soft cracker spreadBRIE
- Soft drink brand with a "lymon" logoSPRITE
- Soft drink named for its parental partnerDADS
- Soft drinksSODAS
- Soft felt hatFEDORA
- Soft French cheeseBRIE
- Soft hardwoodELM
- Soft hit in baseballBUNT
- Soft metalTIN
- Soft mineralTALC
- Soft murmurCOO
- Soft numbersEASYLISTENING
- Soft pen typeFELTTIP
- Soft R&B balladSLOWJAM
- Soft rockTALC
- Soft rock duo from AustraliaAIRSUPPLY
- Soft shoeMOC
- Soft sweater woolANGORA
- Soft tennis shotsDINKS
- Soft throwTOSS, LOB
- Soft tissueKLEENEX
- Soft tossLOB
- Soft touchCARESS
- Soft, strong cottonPIMA
- Softball statRBI
- SoftenEASE
- Softest mineral on the Mohs scaleTALC
- Software buyerUSER
- Software buyersUSERS
- Software company that makes InDesign and AcrobatADOBE
- Software customerUSER
- Software demosBETAS
- Software engineer, for shortDEV
- Software extensionADDON
- Software flawCOMPUTERBUG, BUG
- Software glitchBUG
- Software instruction fileREADME
- Software manual readerUSER
- Software programmerCODER
- Software purchaserUSER
- Software repairsDEBUGGINGS
- Software revision, for shortMOD
- Software shortcutsMACROS
- Software test versionsBETAS
- Software vehicles, onceCDS
- Software whizTECHIE
- Software-creating professionalCODER
- Software-driven F/XCGI
- Soil for plantingEARTH
- Soil-pH adjusterCHALK
- Solange, to Blue Ivy CarterAUNT
- Solange's "A __ at the Table"SEAT
- Solar energy collectorPANEL
- Solar eventECLIPSE
- Solar orbiterPLANET
- Solar panels spotROOF
- Solar productRAYS
- Solar system centerSUN
- Solar system centersSUNS
- Solar system's centerSUN
- Solar wind particleION
- Sold forCOST
- Sold-out lettersSRO
- Solder componentTIN
- Solder fodderTIN
- Soldier show group: Abbr.USO
- Soldier supporterUSO
- Soldier's break, for shortRANDR
- Soldier's camouflaged hiding spotSPIDERHOLE
- Soldiers' utensil setsMESSKITS
- SoleLONE, ONLY
- Solemn assentIDO
- Solemn ceremoniesRITES
- Solemn ceremonyRITE
- Solemn endorsementAMEN
- Solemn exchangeVOWS
- Solemn pledgeVOW, OATH
- Solemn promiseVOW
- Solemn vowsOATHS
- Solemnly swearAVOW
- Soleus muscle locationCALF
- Solid carbon dioxideDRYICE
- Solid foods for a baby, e.g.MILESTONE
- Solidarity leader WalesaLECH
- SolidifiesSETS
- Solidifies, as cementSETS
- Soliloquy dilemma, and a phonetic hint to 17-, 25-, 51-, and 61-AcrossTOBEORNOTTOBE
- Solitaire edition of a popular board game?SORRYFORONESELF
- Solitaire unitCARAT
- SolitaryLONE
- Solitary personLONER
- Solitary sortLONER
- Solitary sortsLONERS
- Solitary-type personLONER
- SoloALONE
- Solo at the MetARIA
- Solo for an opera divaARIA
- Solo of sci-fiHAN
- Solo's sonREN
- Solstice mo.DEC
- Solution for woundsSALINE
- Solution, for shortANS
- Solve, as a secret messageDECODE
- Somber bioOBIT
- Sombrero edgeBRIM
- Sombrero, e.g.HAT
- Sombrero, for exampleHAT
- SomeAFEW
- Some "Bridgerton" charactersEARLS
- Some 27-Across worksTALES, PROSE
- Some antique carsREOS
- Some Argentine redsMALBECS
- Some babysittersAUNTS
- Some bagelsSESAMES
- Some baitGRUBS
- Some Belgian blondesALES
- Some belly buttonsINNIES
- Some big batteriesDCELLS
- Some bookmarksSITES
- Some boxing lossesSPLITDECISIONS
- Some breakdancersBGIRLS
- Some BrickLink.com buysLEGOSETS
- Some British sports carsMGS
- Some brunch datesGIRLTIME
- Some brunch drinks, for shortOJS
- Some camera shop buys, for shortSLRS
- Some car turnsLEFTS
- Some cards checked by the TSASTATEIDS
- Some cards with picsIDS
- Some care coordinatorsNURSES
- Some Caribbean exportsRUMS, PBR, PLOT, LOGO, TEEM
- Some carsSEDANS
- Some CGI creaturesETS
- Some characters in "The Hobbit"ELVES
- Some cheeses' exteriorRIND
- Some children's party performersCLOWNS
- Some chip holdersSIMCARDS
- Some choral singersALTOS
- Some church donationsTITHES
- Some city trainsELS
- Some classic muscle carsGTS
- Some classic PCsIBMS
- Some clinic proceduresSCANS
- Some club bookings, for shortEDMDJS
- Some cold brewsALES
- Some cold draftsALES
- Some concert merchTSHIRTS, TEES
- Some coolersFANS
- Some corporate jetsLEARS
- Some craft pours, for shortIPAS
- Some cricket playersBATSMEN
- Some critical care prosEMTS
- Some cuff linksSTUDS
- Some dabbling ducksTEALS
- Some dealmakersAGENTS
- Some decorative outdoor lightingLANTERNS
- Some degreeNTH
- Some deli loavesRYES
- Some design degs.MFAS
- Some dessert winesPORTS
- Some dots on a mapISLES
- Some dronesBEES
- Some DuracellsAAS
- Some DVD playersGES
- Some early PCsIBMS
- Some editorial correctionsTYPOS
- Some email arrivalsBCCS
- Some email attachmentsPDFS
- Some EMT gearPPE
- Some energetic newbornsBOUNCINGBABYBOYS
- Some EnergizersAAS
- Some Eng. degreesBAS
- Some env-sci studentsAGGIES
- Some ER staffRNS
- Some essential oilsBALMS
- Some family vehiclesMINIVANS
- Some fancy foot workPEDIS
- Some fans of The CureGOTHS
- Some fathers, for shortREVS
- Some finesLATECHARGES
- Some flatfishSOLE
- Some fluffy bootsUGGS
- Some football linemenENDS
- Some former UN membersSSRS
- Some fountain drinksMALTS
- Some four-year degs.BAS
- Some French Impressionist worksMANETS
- Some geometry calculationsAREAS
- Some govt. lawyersDAS
- Some grilled sandwichesMELTS
- Some group chat members, for shortFAM
- Some guinea pigsPETS
- Some gym topsTEES
- Some hazy brews, for shortIPAS
- Some HDTV displaysLEDS
- Some high-ABV brewsIPAS
- Some high-end coolersYETIS
- Some high-end insulated mugsYETIS
- Some Hollywood red-carpet eventsPREMIERES
- Some HPsPCS
- Some humanities degs.MAS
- Some indie releasesEPS
- Some Indigenous CanadiansINNU
- Some ink vesselsSACS
- Some Italian sports cars, familiarlyALFAS
- Some jeansLEES
- Some Kellogg gradsMBAS
- Some kitchen appliancesLGS
- Some Korean carsKIAS
- Some LAPD officersEMTS
- Some laptopsPCS
- Some laptops, for shortPCS
- Some latte ordersDECAFS
- Some lawn mowersDEERES
- Some LCD TVsLGS
- Some lead roles, or features of 3-, 7-, and 11-Down?TITLECHARACTERS
- Some light cosmeticsLIPTINTS
- Some lipstick shadesNUDES
- Some long-term investments, brieflyIRAS
- Some low blowsJABS
- Some magsEZINES
- Some Main lines on maps?: Abbr.STS
- Some Malaysian attireSARONGS
- Some maternal babysittersNANAS
- Some mechanical pencilsBICS
- Some medical providers, for shortPAS
- Some meditation practitionersYOGIS
- Some Mexican ancestorsMAYAS
- Some Middle EasternersSYRIANS
- Some migratory birdsGEESE
- Some military capsKEPIS
- Some military figs.SGTS
- Some MIT gradsEES
- Some models with click wheelsNANOS
- Some neutral tones in a designer's paletteGRAYS, DONNA
- Some of the __ (occasionally)TIME
- Some of the earliest color TVsRCAS
- Some of the earliest Nova Scotia immigrantsGAELS
- Some of the earliest PCsATARIS
- Some offspringSONS
- Some on the JV squadSOPHS
- Some organic chemistry studentsPREMEDS
- Some other placeELSEWHERE
- Some pajama topsTEES
- Some parentsMOMS, MAMAS
- Some park employeesRANGERS
- Some patchesSEWONS
- Some PC portsUSBS
- Some pediatric patientsBABIES, DUMP, YIN, BEL
- Some penalty units: Abbr.YDS
- Some pensBICS
- Some pheasantsHENS
- Some picture framesOVALS
- Some play dates?GIGS
- Some poke fishTUNA
- Some police printsLATENTS
- Some postseason gamesPLAYOFFS
- Some potatoesIDAHOES
- Some pricey insulated mugsYETIS
- Some protagonistsHEROES
- Some protective athletic gearPADS
- Some pub pintsALES
- Some pyramid-topped monumentsOBELISKS
- Some QB protectorsRGS
- Some radio personalitiesDJS
- Some Ram pickupsDODGETRUCKS
- Some rats or rabbitsPETS
- Some rescuesPETS
- Some reservoir residentsFOWL
- Some riding mowersDEERES
- Some ring victoriesKOS
- Some round earringsHOOPS
- Some RPI gradsEES
- Some SAT takersSRS
- Some sci-fi villainsETS
- Some seeded loavesRYES
- Some send-upsSATIRES
- Some Sharon Olds poemsODES
- Some short albumsEPS
- Some short-term rentalsAIRBNBS
- Some siblingsTWINS
- Some sibsBROS
- Some sinister siblingsEVILTWINS
- Some SlavsSERBS
- Some sleeves and cuffsTATS
- Some small dogsTOYS
- Some Southwest landmarksMESAS
- Some spa treatmentsPEELS
- Some specialist MDsENTS
- Some stable parentsMARES
- Some succulentsCACTI
- Some summer babies, astrologicallyLEOS
- Some summit VIPsPMS
- Some surfersWAHINES
- Some sushi toppersROES
- Some Taiwanese laptopsACERS
- Some tissue in the central nervous systemGRAYMATTER
- Some track-and-field attemptsHIGHJUMPS
- Some TuscansPISANS
- Some TVs and fridgesLGS
- Some UFC victoriesKOS
- Some UkrainiansSLAVS
- Some undergarmentsBRAS
- Some undergrad degs.BAS
- Some UNESCO World Heritage SitesRUINS
- Some USO patronsPFCS
- Some van rentalsRYDERS
- Some venomous snakesADDERS
- Some vintage carsREOS
- Some volcanic rocksBASALTS
- Some, in SpanishUNAS
- Some: Fr.UNES
- Somebody __ (another's)ELSES
- Someone __ problemELSES
- Someone dealing with a lot of baggage?BELLHOP
- Someone like youPEER
- Someone to trail behind?HIKER
- Someone who has a trying job?TESTER
- Someone working around the HouseREP
- Something __ entirelyELSE
- Something a customer service professional might need to wearFAKESMILE
- Something borrowedRENTAL
- Something carried for a courseTEXT
- Something cast in stoneSTATUE
- Something chewedCUD
- Something in need of change?COINSLOT
- Something inside, for shortENCL
- Something on the booksLAW
- Something positioned above a plateMITT
- Something scaryHAIRRAISER
- Something seenIMAGE
- Something simpleBREEZE, CINCH
- Something snappedPIC
- Something taken by a teller?DRAMATICLICENSE
- Something that may be a little fishyTANK
- Something that might be right up one's alleySIDEDOOR
- Something the IRS warns aboutTAXSCAM
- Something to build onSITE
- Something to hold the mayoBLT
- Something to proveTHESIS
- Something to shoot forPAR
- Something to toteBAG
- Something to whisper intoEAR
- Something to write home aboutEVENT
- Something towed on the ThamesBARGE
- Something urgedPLEA
- Something used for a trialDEMO
- Something visibleIMAGE
- SomewhatISH, ABIT, QUASI
- Somewhat openAJAR
- Somewhat strangeODD, ABITODD
- Somewhat stronger "Right on!"HELLYEAH
- Somewhat, informallySORTA
- Somewhat, slangilySORTA
- Sommelier's propDECANTER
- SonBOY
- Son of Genesis 6SHEM
- Son of Rebekah and IsaacESAU
- Son of SethENOS
- Son of ZeusARES
- Son on the ArkSHEM
- Sonar signalPING
- SongTUNE
- Song and danceARTS
- Song and dance, in SpainARTES
- Song for a single singerSOLO
- Song for one personSOLO
- Song for twoDUET
- Song for two singersDUET
- Song from a bygone eraOLDIE
- Song including "The True North strong and free!"OCANADA
- Song listSET
- Song of worshipPSALM
- Song soundsTRALA
- Song sung aloneSOLO
- Song that begins "My country, 'tis of thee"AMERICA
- Song that might end on a high noteARIA
- Song to singTUNE
- Song usually accompanied by pantomimeIMALITTLETEAPOT
- SongsTUNES
- Songs for a single personSOLOS
- Songs heard during a colorful spring festival?MUSICONHOLI
- Songs sung in the snowNOELS
- Songwriter __-Manuel MirandaLIN
- Songwriter/actor __-Manuel MirandaLIN
- Sonia Sanchez, for onePOET
- Sonic the Hedgehog developerSEGA
- Sonic the Hedgehog game companySEGA
- Sonnet line quintetIAMBS
- Sonnet or limerickPOEM
- Sonnet sectionSESTET
- Sonnets, odes, et al.VERSE
- Sonny Corleone portrayerCAAN
- Sonoma productWINE
- Sony game consolePLAYSTATION
- Sony Music subsidiaryRCA
- Sony record labelRCA
- Soon-to-be buds?NEXTBESTFRIENDS
- Soon-to-be gradsSRS
- Soon-to-be graduateSENIOR
- Soon, quaintlyANON
- Sooner cityENID
- Sooner or __LATER
- SootheLULL
- Soothe, as a fussy babyPACIFY
- Soother in skin creamALOE
- SoothesCALMS
- Soothing additive in some cosmeticsALOE
- Soothing balm for a sunburnALOEGEL
- Soothing gelALOE
- Soothing lotion additiveALOE
- Soothing lotion ingredientALOE
- Soothing ointmentBALM
- Soph and jr.YRS
- Sophia, shortlyFIFI
- Sophia's close kinSONIA
- Sophomore's gradeTENTH
- Soprano or tenorSINGER
- Soprano soloARIA
- Sopranos analystMELFI
- Sopranos' workplaceTHEOPERA
- Sorbet berryACAI
- SorcererMAGE
- SorcerersMAGI
- Sordid matterFILTH
- Sore after a run, sayACHY
- Sore feelingACHE
- Sore subjectsACHES
- Sore withMADAT
- Soreness after exerciseACHE
- Sorority letterKAPPA, TAU, PHI, OMEGA, THETA, IOTA, ETA
- Sorority lettersTHETAS
- SorrowGRIEF
- SorrowfulSAD
- Sorrowful storySADTALE
- Sorry! or ScrabbleGAME
- SortILK
- Sort ofISH, RATHER
- Sort of bladeRAZOR
- Sort of blue?TEAL
- Sort of door openerFOB
- Sort of photo frameSHADOWBOX
- Sort of rollBAGEL
- Sort of seedSTONE
- Sort of sheepEWE
- Sort of shorteningLARD
- Sort of ski liftTBAR
- Sort of skirtKILT
- Sort of small sawXACTOKNIFE
- Sort of small swallowSIP
- Sort of snack chipPITA
- Sort of snakeASP
- Sort of spitzAKITA
- Sort of spriteELF
- Sort of stoleBOA
- Sort of swordEPEE
- Sort, in a phraseKIND
- SortaISH
- Sorts (through)SIFTS
- SOS introDIT
- SOS responderUSCG
- Sotheby's event featuring a Shakespeare original?PLAYAUCTION
- Sought a long catchEELED
- Sought damagesSUED
- Sought-after party guestsALIST
- Soul from SeoulKIA
- Soul legend FranklinARETHA
- Soul singer BakerANITA
- Soul singer HutsonLEROY
- Soul singer JamesETTA
- Soul successorHIPHOP
- Soul, in SpanishALMA
- Sound alikeRHYME
- Sound before some blessingsACHOO
- Sound capitalOLYMPIA
- Sound check?EAREXAM
- Sound comes out of its bellOBOE
- Sound effect made with coconut shellsCLOP
- Sound from 22-Down babiesCHEEP
- Sound from a bored personYAWN
- Sound from a choo choo trainTOOTTOOT
- Sound from a flockAMEN, BAA
- Sound from a kettle or a snakeHISS
- Sound from a leaky tapDRIP
- Sound from a peat bogBURP
- Sound from a shakerBRR
- Sound from a stableNEIGH
- Sound from a sycamoreTWEET
- Sound from an angry catHISS
- Sound from an orchestraMUSIC
- Sound from SneezyACHOO
- Sound in "The Addams Family" theme songSNAP
- Sound in a cavernECHO
- Sound in the NATO alphabetECHO
- Sound investments?STEREOS
- Sound like a fanWHIR, HUM
- Sound like fansROAR
- Sound like tskTUT
- Sound loudlyBLARE
- Sound made by horseshoesCLOP
- Sound of a comics punchWHAM
- Sound of a diaphragm spasmHIC
- Sound of a doveCOO
- Sound of a happy catPURR
- Sound of a loud impactTHWAP
- Sound of a running fridgeHUM
- Sound of a snakeSSS
- Sound of a sneezeACHOO
- Sound of an air-kissMWAH
- Sound of an explosionBOOM
- Sound of an eye-opening momentAHA
- Sound of congestionSNIFF
- Sound of disapprovalTSK
- Sound of discomfortUGH
- Sound of disdainSNORT
- Sound of disgustICK
- Sound of displeasureSNORT, HISS, GRR, GROAN
- Sound of fansROAR
- Sound of frustrationGRR
- Sound of impactSPLAT
- Sound of regretSIGH
- Sound of reliefSIGH
- Sound of satisfactionAAAH
- Sound of shockGASP
- Sound of silenceLONGI
- Sound of steamHISS
- Sound of steam escapingHISS
- Sound of the windROAR
- Sound of wet impactSPLAT
- Sound offRANT
- Sound out, as a wordPRONOUNCE
- Sound returnECHO
- Sound sheepish?BLEAT
- Sound studio creationREMIX
- Sound studio effectREVERB
- Sound systemsSTEREOS
- Sound that clears a path in trafficSIREN
- Sound that comes from on highYODEL
- Sound that may accompany goosebumpsBRR
- Sound that may ring a bell?TING
- Sound wistfulSIGH
- Sound with a dismissive wavePFFT
- Sounded displeasedSNORTED
- Sounded frightenedGASPED
- Sounded hoarseRASPED
- Sounded like a 59-DownHISSED
- Sounded the hourCHIMED
- Sounded, as a doorbellRANG
- Sounding congestedNASAL
- Sounding shockedAGASP
- Sounds at poundsARFS
- Sounds dismayedGROANS
- Sounds displeasedTSKS
- Sounds frightenedGASPS
- Sounds from cowsMOOS
- Sounds from SantaHOHOS, HOHO
- Sounds in poundsYIPS
- Sounds like a birdTWEETS
- Sounds like a snakeHISSES
- Sounds of disapprovalTSKS
- Sounds of hesitationUHS
- Sounds of realizationAHAS
- Sounds of regretSIGHS
- Sounds of surpriseOHS
- Sounds of sympathyAHS
- Sounds of the citySIRENS
- Sounds of wonderOOHS, END
- Sounds scaredGASPS
- Soup and saladSIDES
- Soup baseSTOCK
- Soup beanLIMA
- Soup beansLIMAS
- Soup can flawDENT
- Soup cookwarePOT
- Soup holderCAN
- Soup liquidBROTH
- Soup noodleUDON
- Soup noodlesSOBA
- Soup often garnished with bean sproutsPHO
- Soup often served with gyozaMISO
- Soup seasoningBASIL
- Soup served in Little SaigonsPHO
- Soup serving bowlTUREEN
- Soup sprinklingSALT
- Soup utensil with tinesSPORK
- Soup with rice noodlesPHO
- Soup-cooking vesselPOT
- Soup-serving utensilLADLE
- Soup-serving utensilsLADLES
- Soup's green __ beanLIMA
- Sour tasteTANG, ACHILLESHELIX, ASS
- Sour yellow fruitsLEMONS
- Sour-cream dip flavoringCHIVE
- Source d'ideesTETE
- Source for "kiwi"MAORI
- Source of a good self-imageMIRROR
- Source of a medicinal oilTEATREE
- Source of a mighty oakACORN
- Source of American arabicaKONA
- Source of ancient fablesAESOP
- Source of Buffalo's lake-effect snowERIE
- Source of caviarSHAD
- Source of course correctionsTAS
- Source of easy moneyGRAVYTRAIN
- Source of financial aidPATRON
- Source of green eggsEMU
- Source of griefLOSS
- Source of indigoANIL
- Source of inspirationMUSE
- Source of leverageCROWBAR
- Source of many snow printsPAWS
- Source of mineralsORE
- Source of new USN ensignsROTC
- Source of pollenSPORESAC
- Source of quoteTHOMASAEDISON
- Source of ruinBANE
- Source of sea saltBRINE
- Source of shadesDYE
- Source of sheep's milkEWE
- Source of silver and goldORE
- Source of some flexible woodYEW
- Source of some memesIMGUR
- Source of some pink seasoningSALTMINE
- Source of some political gaffesHOTMIC
- Source of some saltCELERY
- Source of some updatesRSSFEED
- Source of the adviceWARRENBUFFETT
- Source of the quoteJANEAUSTENSEMMA, THURBER
- Source of tofu and tempehSOY
- Source of wisdomSAGE
- Source's surnameEDISON
- Sources of coal or goldMINES
- Sources of lightWICKS
- Sourdough starter componentYEAST
- Sourdough starter?ESS
- Sousaphone ancestorsSAXTUBAS
- South Africa's first prime ministerBOTHA
- South African currencyRAND
- South African language with click consonantsXHOSA
- South African Peace NobelistMANDELA
- South American behemothANACONDA
- South American capital city with a namesake legumeLIMA
- South American kin of a raccoonCOATI
- South American matzohsAREPAS
- South American monkeyTITI
- South American mountain rangeANDES
- South American mountainsANDES
- South American musicSAMBA
- South American rangeANDES
- South Asian dressSAREE
- South Indian rice cakeIDLI
- South Korean capitalSEOUL
- South Korean TVsLGS
- South Pacific island groupSAMOA
- South Pacific island nationSAMOA
- South Pacific kingdomTONGA
- South Pacific resortTAHITI
- South Pacific spotsISLES
- South Park boyKYLE
- South Seas amuletTIKI
- South Sudan's capitalJUBA
- South-facing gardens, maybeSUNTRAPS
- Southeast Africa's "Sunshine City"HARARE
- Southeast Asian capitalHANOI
- Southeast Asian celebrationTET
- Southeast Asian ethnic groupHMONG
- Southeast Asian languageLAO
- Southeast Asian nationLAOS
- Southeast Asian peninsulaMALAYA
- Southeast Florida citizenMIAMIAN
- Southeast Florida cityMIAMI
- Southeastern cruise portMIAMI
- Southern Africa's __ DesertNAMIB
- Southern Arizona cityYUMA
- Southern brewSWEETTEA
- Southern citrus centerOCALA
- Southern Egyptian cityASWAN
- Southern European capitalKYIV
- Southern fried fareOKRA
- Southern MexicanOAXACAN
- Southern region of South AmericaPATAGONIA
- Southern soundDRAWL
- Southernmost Great LakeERIE
- Southernmost IvyPENN
- Southernmost nation on the Arabian PeninsulaYEMEN
- Southernmost stateHAWAII
- Southpaw's nicknameLEFTY
- Southwest Arizona cityYUMA
- Southwestern brickADOBE
- Southwestern creekRIA
- Southwestern donkeyBURRO
- Southwestern flattopsMESAS
- Southwestern Native AmericanSIA
- Southwestern plateauMESA
- Southwestern snakeRATTLER
- Southwestern state sch.UCLA
- Southwestern wolfLOBO
- Southwestern wolvesLOBOS
- Souvenir domes shaken for a "blizzard"SNOWGLOBES
- Souvenir shirtsTEES
- Souvenir shop stapleTEE
- Souvenir vessels for hot beveragesCOFFEEMUGS
- Souvenirs holding car fobsKEYCHAINS
- Souvlaki serve-withPITA
- Soviet first lady GorbachevaRAISA
- Soviet satellite launched in 1957SPUTNIK
- Sow chowSLOP
- Sow's babyPIGLET
- Sow's counterpartREAP
- Sow's snifferSNOUT
- Soy-based soupMISO
- Soybean pasteMISO
- Soybean starterEDAMAME
- Soybeans in soupMISO
- Sp. addressSRA
- Sp. honorificSRA
- Sp. missSRTA
- Sp. titlesSRAS
- Spa attireROBES
- Spa suppliesOILS
- Spa treatmentFACIAL
- Spa treatment, for shortMANI
- Spa wearROBE
- Spa wrapROBE
- Spa's hot roomSAUNA
- Spa's soothing watersHOTSPRINGS
- Spa's steam roomsSAUNAS
- Space aliens: Abbr.ETS
- Space ball?ORB
- Space excursionEVA
- Space hunterORION
- Space Needle citySEATTLE
- Space on a scheduleSLOT
- Space opera smugglerHAN
- Space Shuttle communicationEMAIL
- Space under a deskKNEEHOLE
- Space-age revolutions?LUNARORBITS
- Space, as between teethGAP
- Spacecraft of NASA's Artemis programORION
- Spaced outINAREVERIE
- Spaceflight company based in Kent, WashingtonBLUEORIGIN
- Spaces often filled on SundaysAPSES
- Spaceship story genreSCIFI
- SpaciousROOMY
- Spacious hotel offeringSUITE
- Spacious rideSUV
- Spacious, in a wayAIRY
- Spade aidCLUE
- Spade topperFEDORA
- Spaetzle, e.g.EGGNOODLE
- Spaghetti or macaroniPASTA
- Spaghetti topperMEATBALL
- Spaghetti toppingSAUCE
- Spain and Portugal's peninsulaIBERIA
- Spain's Costa del __SOL
- Spam cansTINS
- Spam generatorBOT
- Spam musubi wrapperNORI
- Spam, lamb, or hamMEAT, TSPS
- Span of epoch proportions?EON
- Span with tweens 'tweenELHI
- Spanakopita cheeseFETA
- Spaniels and poodlesDOGS
- Spanish __OMELET
- Spanish "here"ACA
- Spanish "I love you"TEAMO
- Spanish "little uncle"TITO
- Spanish "My god!"DIOSMIO
- Spanish "precise"EXACTO
- Spanish "Stop!"NOMAS
- Spanish "stuffed"RELLENO
- Spanish "this"ESTO, ESTA
- Spanish "those"ESOS
- Spanish "Yes, yes!"SISI
- Spanish 101 wordERES
- Spanish 23-AcrossNINO
- Spanish appetizerTAPA
- Spanish appsTAPAS
- Spanish articleLAS
- Spanish auntsTIAS
- Spanish boyNINO
- Spanish bullTORO
- Spanish bullsTOROS
- Spanish candy brand whose logo was designed by Salvador DalíCHUPACHUPS
- Spanish cheerOLE
- Spanish cheersOLES
- Spanish cityCIUDAD
- Spanish custardy dessertFLAN
- Spanish dayDIA
- Spanish eightOCHO
- Spanish EnglishINGLES
- Spanish finger foodsTAPAS
- Spanish for "fast"RAPIDO
- Spanish friendsAMIGAS
- Spanish gentlemenSENORES
- Spanish girlCHICA, NINA
- Spanish goldORO
- Spanish golfer JonRAHM
- Spanish goodbyeADIOS
- Spanish hero El __CID
- Spanish homeCASA
- Spanish houseCASA
- Spanish infinitiveSER
- Spanish kissBESO
- Spanish loveAMOR
- Spanish male palAMIGO
- Spanish misterSENOR
- Spanish monarchREY
- Spanish nanaABUELA
- Spanish national heroELCID
- Spanish painter FranciscoGOYA
- Spanish parentMADRE
- Spanish partnerESPOSO
- Spanish pronounESO, ESTA
- Spanish queenREINA
- Spanish redROJO
- Spanish riceARROZ
- Spanish rice cooking vesselPAELLAPAN
- Spanish river to the MediterraneanEBRO
- Spanish seasoningSAL
- Spanish self-identificationYOSOY
- Spanish small bitesTAPAS
- Spanish sonsNINOS
- Spanish steps?FLAMENCO
- Spanish sunSOL
- Spanish titleSENORA
- Spanish waterAGUA
- Spanish wineRIOJA
- Spanish wivesESPOSAS
- Spare-rib discardBONE
- Spark plugs, wiper blades, etc.AUTOPARTS
- Spark producersFLINTS
- Spark to actionAROUSE
- Spark, as curiosityPIQUE
- Sparked againRELIT
- Sparking Italian wineASTI
- SparkleGLEAM
- SparkledSHONE
- Sparkled, as shoesSHONE
- SparklingNEAT
- Sparkling Italian wineASTI
- Sparkling toppersTIARAS
- Sparkly mineralMICA
- Sparkly stuffGLITTER
- Sparks happiness inELATES
- Sparrow's homeNEST
- Sparrow's steererTAILFEATHERS
- Sparrows' homesNESTS
- SpartanAUSTERE
- SpawnedBRED
- Speak fondlyCOO
- Speak forREP
- Speak from a rostrumORATE
- Speak from a stageORATE
- Speak highly ofPRAISE, EXALT, LAUD
- Speak hoarselyRASP
- Speak in publicORATE
- Speak like Daffy DuckLISP
- Speak sharply toSNAPAT
- Speak unclearlySLUR
- Speak unseriouslyJIVE
- Speak up withVOICE
- Speak wildlyRANT
- Speaker brandBOSE
- Speaker of the lamentJOHNBELUSHI
- Speaker of the quote, reminiscing about 52-DownSTEVENSPIELBERG
- Speaker's platformDAIS
- Speaker's platformsPODIA
- Speaker's standLECTERN
- Speaks foolishlyJIVES
- Speaks highly ofLAUDS
- Speaks swingilyLILTS
- Speaks with a harsh voiceRASPS
- Spear in a joustLANCE
- SpearheadLEAD
- SpearheadedLED
- Special __OPS
- Special __: some mil. missionsOPS
- Special attentionTLC
- Special delightsTREATS
- Special disposalSALE
- Special edition collector's itemsVARIANTS
- Special flairTALENT, ELAN
- Special handlingTLC
- Special indulgencesRARETREATS
- Special interest groupTRIBE
- Special interest grp.ASSN
- Special pleasureTREAT
- Special skillKNACK
- Special skillsTALENTS
- Special talentKNACK
- Specialist in executive orders?HEADHUNTER
- Specialized market segmentNICHE
- SpecialtiesFORTES
- SpecialtyFORTE, AREA
- Specialty anglerEELER
- Specialty categoryNICHE
- Specialty magnifierLOUPE
- Specialty marketNICHE
- Specialty market segmentsNICHES
- Specialty threadSUTURE
- Specialty, so to speakBAG
- Species known as the Evolution PokémonEEVEE
- Specificity leaderASIN
- Specificity starterNAMELY
- SpecifiedNAMED
- SpecifiesNAMES
- Specifies, as a personNAMES
- Specimen, for exampleSYNONYM
- SpeckMOTE
- Speck in the oceanISLE
- Speck of dustMOTE
- Speck of land in the oceanISLET
- Speck of land in the seaISLE
- Speckled 9-AcrossROAN
- Speckled beanPINTO
- SpecksIOTAS
- Spectator's angry shoutsBOOS
- Spectators' preferences, oftenAISLESEATS
- SpecterWRAITH
- Spectrum makerPRISM
- Spectrum sliceBLUE
- Spectrum-revealing crystalPRISM
- Spectrum-showing crystalPRISM
- Speculates orallyOPINES
- SpedRACED
- SpeechifiedORATED
- SpeechifyORATE
- Speechless feelingAWE
- Speed competitionsRACES
- Speed contestRACE
- Speed contestsRACES
- Speed demonRACER
- Speed reader?TACH
- Speed testRACE
- Speed upHASTEN
- Speed Wagon automakerREO
- SpeedilyAPACE
- Speedometer measure: Abbr.MPH
- Speedometer reading: Abbr.MPH
- Speeds awaySCRAMS
- SpeedyFAST
- Speedy Northeast Corridor trainACELA
- SpellBOUT, STINT
- SpellboundAGOG, HEXED, AWED
- Speller's phraseASIN
- Spellers' contestBEE
- Spelling competitionBEE
- Spelling contestBEE
- Spelling expert?MAGE
- Spelunking siteCAVE, GROTTO
- Spencer Tracy comedy with a remake starring Steve MartinFATHEROFTHE
- Spend timeSTAY
- Spending like madONASPREE
- Spending too much on somethingOVERPAYING
- Spendy flying optionFIRSTCLASS
- SpewGUSH
- Spew forthGUSH
- Spew lavaERUPT
- Spew like a volcanoERUPT
- SphereORB, REALM
- Sphere consulted by a 66-AcrossORB
- Sphere in soupsPEA
- Sphere of influenceREALM
- Sphere prefixIONO
- Sphere starterHEMI, ATMO
- Spheres of influenceORBITS
- Spherical hairAFRO
- Spherical hairdoAFRO
- Spherical hairstyleAFRO
- Spherical pounderPEEN
- Spherical roofDOME
- Spherical vehicle for CinderellaPUMPKINCARRIAGE
- Sphinx locationCAIRO
- Sphinx, mostlyLION
- Spice cookie spiceMACE
- Spice cultivated from Crocus sativusSAFFRON
- Spice in eggnogMACE
- Spice in pumpkin spice, oftenMACE
- Spice made from the husk of a nutmegMACE
- Spice mixtureRUB
- Spice native to MesoamericaVANILLA
- Spiced teaCHAI
- Spiced tea from IndiaCHAI
- Spiced upZESTY
- Spices upENLIVENS
- SpicyHOT
- Spicy beans/beef mealCHILI
- Spicy beef-and-beans mealCHILI
- Spicy cinnamon candiesREDHOTS, YAYME, PSST, PAWN
- Spicy entreeJAMBALAYA
- Spicy sandwich sausageSALAMI
- Spicy sausageSALAMI
- Spicy sausagesSALAMIS
- Spicy soupPEPPERPOT
- Spicy Southeast Asian cuisineTHAI
- Spicy starterJALAPENOPOPPERS, HOTCHICKENWINGS
- Spicy sushi condimentWASABI
- Spicy-tastingHOT
- Spicy, in a wayEROTIC
- Spider competitorMIATA
- Spider creationWEB
- Spider-Man foe who was struck by lightningELECTRO
- Spies with divided loyalties, and what the answers to the starred clues areDOUBLEAGENTS
- SpigotTAP
- Spigoted vesselURN
- SpikeLEAPUP
- Spike in directionLEE
- Spike of frozen waterICICLE
- Spiked shoeCLEAT
- Spiky heelSTILETTO
- Spiky succulentALOE
- Spill (over)SLOP
- Spill a secretBLAB
- Spills the beansTELLS, BLABS
- Spin aroundWHIRL
- Spin on iceAXEL
- Spin-off groupSECT
- Spin, as a batonTWIRL
- Spine-chillingEERIE
- Spine-stretching yoga moveCATPOSE
- Spine-tinglingEERIE
- Spine-tingling artwork?BACKTAT
- SpinnerTOP
- Spinning shaper in a woodshopLATHE
- Spinning statRPM
- Spinning toyPINWHEEL, TOP
- Spins aroundSWIRLS
- Spiral-horned African antelopesELANDS
- Spiral-horned antelopesELANDS
- Spiral-shaped seashellCONCH
- SpiralingINASPIN
- Spiraling currentEDDY
- Spirit-raising proWINETASTER
- Spirited attackSALVO
- SpiritsMORALE
- Spirits of the airSYLPHS
- Spirits worshipped in ShintoKAMI
- Spiritual carvingTOTEM
- Spiritual glowAURA
- Spiritual guideGURU
- Spiritual guidesGURUS
- Spiritual healerSHAMAN
- Spiritual leaderCLERIC
- Spiritual serenityINNERPEACE
- SpitefulMEAN, NASTY
- Spiteful, as a remarkSNIDE
- Spits barsRAPS
- Splashes gently againstLAPSAT
- Splashy hotel amenity?INDOORPOOL
- Splatter catcherAPRON
- Splinter groupSECT
- Splinter groupsSECTS
- SplitCLEAVE
- Split __ soupPEA
- Split a course?COTEACH
- Split or stickCLEAVE
- Split quicklySCRAM
- Splits into bitsRICES
- SplotchesBLOBS
- SplotchyPIED
- Splurges, in a wayRUNSUPATAB
- SplurgingONABINGE
- SpoilROT, MAR
- Spoil a surpriseTELL
- Spoil, as foodGOBAD
- Spoil, with "on"DOTE
- SpoiledBAD
- Spoiled kidBRAT
- Spoiler alerts?SELLBYDATES
- SpoilsTURNS, VITIATES
- Spoils, with "on"DOTES
- Spoke hoarselyRASPED
- Spoke in a monotoneDRONED
- Spoke like a boxerBARKED
- Spoke like a crowCAWED
- Spoke rapidlyPATTERED
- Spoke very clearlyENUNCIATED
- Spoke wildlyRAVED
- SpokenVOICED, ORAL
- Spoken aloudORAL
- Spoken as a contractionELIDED
- Spoken examORAL
- Spoken examsORALS
- Spoken outORAL
- Spoken out loudORAL
- Spoken sound-alikeHOMONYM
- Spoken spurCUE
- Spoken, as an examORAL
- SpongeMOOCH
- Sponge holePORE
- Sponge holesPORES
- SpongeBob's pet, for oneSNAIL
- Sponged (off)LEECHED
- Sponsor of the first televised ballgame (1939)WHEATIES
- Sponsored spotsADS
- SponsorshipAEGIS
- Spookily strangeEERIE
- SpookyEERIE
- Spooky and scaryEERIE
- SpoolREEL
- Spools for older filmsREELS
- Spoonbill cousinIBIS
- Spoonbill kinIBIS
- Spoonful, sayTASTE
- Spore sourceFERN
- Sport on horsebackPOLO
- Sport played at WimbledonTENNIS
- Sport played on horsebackPOLO
- Sport played on poniesPOLO
- Sport played with white glovesEPEE
- Sport shirtPOLO
- Sport that combines football and sparring?TACKLEBOXING
- Sport with beltsKARATE
- Sport with poniesPOLO
- Sport with scrumsRUGBY
- Sport with white glovesEPEE
- Sport-__: auto for rugged terrainUTE
- Sport-__: off-road autoUTE
- Sportage automakerKIA
- Sportage makerKIA
- Sportages and RiosKIAS
- Sporting a haloANGELIC
- Sporting phraseGOODGAME
- Sporting sandals, saySHOD
- Sports __ARENA
- Sports apparelUNIS
- Sports cable channelESPN
- Sports cable networkESPN
- Sports centerARENA
- Sports coliseumARENA
- Sports colleaguesTEAMMATES
- Sports complexARENA
- Sports defeatLOSS
- Sports defeatsLOSSES
- Sports doc's scanMRI
- Sports field with 18 GREEN fairwaysGOLFCOURSE
- Sports judgeUMP
- Sports judgesREFS
- Sports knockdownsREFS
- Sports officialsREFS
- Sports org. with the RoyalsNWSL
- Sports overseerUMP
- Sports podcaster KatieNOLAN
- Sports recordkeeperSCORER
- Sports reporter HollyROWE
- Sports shoe attachmentCLEAT
- Sports shoes spikeCLEAT
- Sports squadTEAM
- Sports standings statWINS
- Sports team's defeatLOSS
- Sportsbook figuresODDS
- Sportscast commentaryCOLOR
- Sportscast replay speedSLOMO
- Sportscaster Dick with the catchphrase "Touch 'em all!"ENBERG
- Sportscaster MusburgerBRENT
- Sportscaster who coined "dipsy-doo dunkaroo"VITALE
- SportsCenter airerESPN
- Sportswear brandIZOD
- Sporty CamaroIROC
- Sporty MazdaMIATA
- Sporty Mazda modelMIATA
- Sporty Spice of the Spice GirlsMELC
- Sporty Swedish models of the '60sSAABS
- Sporty truck, brieflyUTE
- Sporty trucks, brieflyUTES
- Sporty wheelsCOUPE
- SpotNOTICE, SPECK
- Spot for a bowler to hangHATSTAND
- Spot for a bratGRILL
- Spot for a facialSPA
- Spot for a pinLAPEL
- Spot for a pintPUB
- Spot for a potSILL
- Spot for a stud or hoopEARLOBE
- Spot for a totCRIB
- Spot for a toyLAP
- Spot for bulbsBED
- Spot for burnersRANGE
- Spot for curlersRINK
- Spot for dockingPIER
- Spot for getting one's buds together?FLOWERVASE
- Spot for horsing around?CAROUSEL
- Spot for pore stripsNOSE
- Spot for rubbishBIN
- Spot for short people?ATM
- Spot for slotsRENO
- Spot for solar panelsROOF
- Spot for table gamesPOOLROOM, ANAS
- Spot for the cheapest seats in the house, maybeLASTROW
- Spot for the nightINN
- Spot for valuablesSAFE
- Spot in a store with toys, water bowls, and leashes?AISLEOFDOGS
- Spot in the aguaISLA
- Spot in the seaISLE
- Spot of landISLE
- Spot of land in the seaISLE
- Spot on a skedAPPT, LAW
- Spot on the small screenTVAD
- Spot targeted by butterfly stretchesGROIN
- Spot to fish fromPIER
- Spot to order bangers and mashBRITISHPUB
- Spot to order KumamotosOYSTERBAR
- Spot to paste a URL in a browser windowADDRESSBAR
- Spot to vegCOUCH
- Spot where sharks gatherPOOLTABLE
- Spot where there's no trouble brewing?URN
- Spot with a sandwich boardDELI
- Spot with many spotsLOT
- Spot-checked?DOGSAT
- Spot-onAPT
- Spot's grooming spotPETSPA
- Spotify selectionSONG
- SpotlessCHASTE
- Spotlight moment in a concertSOLO
- Spots for checks and balances?ATMS
- Spots for daith piercingsEARS
- Spots for education?PSAS
- Spots for scrubsSPAS
- Spots for sheep to sleepMEADOWS
- Spots for sleddingSLOPES
- Spots for some braceletsANKLES
- Spots for STEM classesLABS
- Spots of land in the seaISLES
- Spots that do dosSALONS
- Spots that might smearATTACKADS
- Spots to let sleeping dogs liePETBEDS
- Spots to scubaATOLLS
- SpottedSEEN
- Spotted wildcatOCELOT
- Spotty?STAINED
- Spouse wannabeSUITOR
- Spout lavaERUPT
- Spout, as lavaEJECT
- Spouted vesselTEAPOT
- Sprain sootherICEPACK, ICEBAG
- Sprawling propertyESTATE
- Spray canAEROSOL
- SpreadSPAN
- Spread apart, as fingersSPLAY
- Spread awkwardlySPLAY
- Spread gossipDISHED
- Spread made by Smucker'sJIF
- Spread of very varied opinionsMARMITE
- Spread out, in a wayUNROLL
- Spread slowlySEEP
- Spread throughoutPERMEATED
- Spread, as peanut butterSMEAR
- Spreads outDILATES
- Spreadsheet actionSORT
- Spreadsheet functionSUM
- Spreadsheet specificationRANGE
- SprightlinessANIMATION
- SpringLEAP
- Spring bloomIRIS
- Spring bloom-to-beNARCISSUSBULB
- Spring break?THAW
- Spring eventTHAW
- Spring holidayEASTER
- Spring meltTHAW
- Spring summerCPA
- Spring windCOIL
- Springfield barkeepMOE
- Springfield Elementary bus driverOTTO
- SpringsSETSFREE
- Springs for a vacationSPA
- Springsteen of rockBRUCE
- Springsteen portrayer Jeremy __ WhiteALLEN
- Springsteen, to fansTHEBOSS
- Springtime lawn partiesEGGHUNTS
- Springtime-sounding sheMAE
- Sprinkling of yogurt-based dressingsPOPPYSEEDS
- Sprint or marathonRACE
- Sprinter's assetSPEED
- SpriteELF
- Sprouse of "Riverdale"COLE
- SproutedGERMINATED
- Spruce (up)TIDY
- Spruce alternativeSPIFF
- Spruce cousinFIR
- Spruce up, as proseEDIT
- Spruces (up)TIDIES
- Spud budEYE
- Spud stateIDAHO
- SpudsTATERS
- Spun aroundSWIRLED
- Spun recordsDJED
- SpunkGRIT
- Spur into actionIMPEL
- Spur onENCOURAGE
- Spurred to actionEGGEDON
- Spurs to actionIMPELS
- Sputnik launchersSOVIETS
- Sputnik power, brieflyUSSR
- Sputter outDIE
- Spy novelist DeightonLEN
- Spy org.CIA
- Spy-fi novelist DeightonLEN
- Spy-fi sideUSSR
- Spy, so to speakSPOOK
- Spy's acquisitionINTEL
- Spy's gathering, for shortINTEL
- SquabbleARGUE
- Squad ldrs.CAPTS
- Squad of best playersATEAM
- Squads of athletesTEAMS
- Squads that typically bat lastHOMETEAMS
- SquanderBLOW, WASTE
- Squander, so to speakBLOW
- SquanderedWASTED
- SquandersWASTES
- Square accounts forAVENGE
- Square buttonSTOP
- Square dance femaleGAL
- Square dance lassGAL
- Square figureNERD, AREA
- Square footageAREA
- Square mile fractionHECTARE
- Square on a wafflePAT
- Square one?NERD
- Square root of cuatroDOS
- Square statAREA
- Square thingsATONE
- Square upEVEN
- Square up withREPAY
- Square, as for satisfactionAVENGE
- SquarishBOXY
- Squashed circleOVAL
- Squat target, for shortGLUTE
- Squatting exerciseKNEEBEND
- SquawkBEEF, MOAN
- Squeak (out)EKE
- Squeaked (by)EKED
- Squeaked (out)EKED
- Squeaking squelcherGREASE
- Squeaks (by)EKES, MAKESDO
- SquealBLAB
- SquealsSINGS, NAMESNAMES
- Squealy soundEEK
- Squeeze (past)EDGE
- Squeeze bunt resultRBI
- Squeeze dryWRING
- Squeezed (out)EKED
- Squeezer for orangesJUICEPRESS
- Squeezes (out)EKES
- Squid cousinsOCTOPI
- SquidlikeTENARMED
- Squiggly diacriticTILDE
- Squiggly letterESS, LUNK
- SquirmingANTSY
- Squirrel awaySTOW, STASH
- Squirrels' homesNESTS
- Squirt __GUN
- Squish, as potatoesMASH
- Sra. relativeMME
- Sri __ (Indian Ocean nation)LANKA
- Sri Lanka exportTEA
- Sri Lanka's former nameCEYLON
- Sri Lankan languageTAMIL
- Sri Lankan rice cakeIDLI
- SSN, to the IRSIDNO
- SSW's oppositeNNE
- St. __ Fresh Skin Apricot ScrubIVES
- St. __: English surf townIVES
- St. crosserAVE
- St. crossersAVES
- St. Francis of __ASSISI
- St. Hallvard Church's cityOSLO
- St. known for spudsIDA
- St. Louis Blues' org.NHL
- St. Louis landmarkARCH
- St. Patrick's Day eventsPARADES
- St. Teresa's birthplaceAVILA
- St. Valentine's timeFEB
- Stable featureSTALL
- Stable stapleHAY
- Stack heading to the post office, or what 20-, 27-, and 44-Across all have?OUTGOINGMAIL
- Stack starter in solitaireACE
- Stacked highINAPILE
- StadiumARENA
- Stadium fillersFANS
- Stadium levelTIER
- Stadium seating levelTIER
- Stadium spectator's signBANNER
- Stadium spectatorsFANS
- Stadium tier connectorsRAMPS
- Stadiumgoer's souvenirPENNANT
- Staff figuresCLEFS
- Staff leadersCLEFS
- Staff lines with a notable mnemonicEGBDF
- Staff membersNOTES
- Staff writingMUSIC
- Staff, as a positionFILL
- StafferAIDE
- Stage accessoryPROP
- Stage awardOBIE
- Stage awardsOBIES
- Stage coachCUER
- Stage directionENTER
- Stage fareDRAMA
- Stage name of Park Jae-sangPSY
- Stage performersACTORS
- Stage play, for exampleSHOW
- Stage presence?LONGA
- Stage production about the lives of autoworkers?CARMAKERSPLAY
- Stage promptENTER
- Stage show-offsHAMS
- Stage signalsCUES
- Stage whispersASIDES
- Stage workROLE
- StagedFAKED
- StainSULLY
- Stain on Santa's suitSOOT
- Stain remover brandOXI
- Stain sourceINK
- StainedMACULATE
- StainsMARKS
- Stains with ashSOOTS
- Stair climber's aidRAIL
- Staircase barRAIL
- Staircase partSTEP
- Stairway postNEWEL
- Staked sumWAGER
- Stalactite originDRIP
- Stalin critic TrotskyLEON
- Stalk of the buckwheat familyRHUBARB
- Stalking catsPUMAS
- Stall of a sortJUSTASEC
- Stallion or roosterMALE
- Stallion, for exampleHORSE
- Stallion's mateMARE
- Stallone in The ExpendablesMERC
- Stallone's "First Blood" roleRAMBO
- Stallone's Rocky IV foeLUNDGREN
- Stalter of "Hacks"MEG
- Stalwart treesOAKS
- Stamp "of approval"SEAL
- Stamped and sentMAILED
- Stamps and sendsMAILS
- Stan and __ Berenstain of kid-litJAN
- Stan of Marvel ComicsLEE
- StandABIDE
- Stand firmINSIST
- Stand for canvasEASEL
- Stand in art classEASEL
- Stand in forACTAS
- Stand in good __STEAD
- Stand in good __ (be useful)STEAD
- Stand in lineWAIT
- Stand salesFRUIT
- Stand upRISE, ARISE
- Stand watch for, sayABET
- Stand-up individuals?COMICS
- Stand-up job?GIG
- Stand-up performerCOMIC
- Stand-up performer's workplaceCOMEDYCLUB
- Stand-up sortsBIPEDS
- Stand-up standoutRIOT
- StandardNORM
- Standard & Poor's competitorMOODYS
- Standard behaviorNORM
- Standard choiceGOTO
- Standard connector for electronic devicesUSBC
- Standard of livingTENET
- Standards of perfectionIDEALS
- Standards of right and wrongETHICS
- Standing challengeBADPR
- Standing room onlyPACKED
- Standing straightERECT
- Standing tallERECT
- Standing uponATOP
- Standing uprightERECT
- StandoffishALOOF
- StandoutLULU
- Standout performerACE
- Stands bySITSIDLE
- Stands for drivesTEES
- Stands for somethingARISES
- Stands in a studioEASELS
- Stands upRISES, ARISES
- Stanford's gp.ACC
- Stanley Cup org.NHL
- Stanza unitsFEET
- Staple of Nigerian cuisineYAMS
- Staple of Texas barbecueBRISKET
- Staple of West African cuisineYAM
- Staple that's often helpful in a pinch?SALT
- Stapler soundsCLACKS
- Star associated with VenusSERENA
- Star batter's stat: Abbr.RBI
- Star burstsNOVAS
- Star fish?PISCES
- Star guidesHANDLERS
- Star in OrionRIGEL
- Star on a Christmas tree, oftenTOPPER
- Star pilotsACES
- Star sopranoDIVA
- Star that warms MarsSUN
- Star Trek officerUHURA
- Star Trek: TNG counselorTROI
- Star Trek: TNG officerTROI
- Star Wars knightJEDI
- Star Wars princessLEIA
- Star Wars series sageYODA
- Star-crossedTRAGIC
- Star-Lord in Avengers filmsPRATT
- Star-studded arraysALISTS
- Star's entouragePOSSE
- Starbuck's bossAHAB
- Starbucks orderLATTE
- Starbucks seasonal drink with pie flavors, for shortPSL
- Starbucks sizeTRENTA
- Starchy palm productSAGO
- Starchy root in poiTARO
- Stare atOGLE
- Stare in amazementGAPE
- Stare in surpriseGAPE
- Stare open-mouthedGAPE
- Stare, to a BritGAWP
- Stared atOGLED
- Stared in amazementGAPED
- Stares atOGLES
- Stares in wonderGAPES
- Starfish armRAY
- Starfish rayARM
- Staring vacantlyGAWKING
- Stark son on Game of ThronesROBB
- Starr of the BeatlesRINGO
- Starr on the skinsRINGO
- Starring roleLEAD
- Stars and StripesFLAG
- Stars and Stripes colorBLUE
- StartONSET
- Start a poker potANTE
- Start a potANTE
- Start a tripSETOFF
- Start againREACTIVATE
- Start again withREDO
- Start all over withREDO
- Start anglingCAST
- Start at the beginning?ESS
- Start chatting, sometimesSENDATEXT
- Start fishingCAST
- Start for -derm or -plasmECTO
- Start for giving and takingMIS
- Start for shadowFORE
- Start for some?AWE
- Start getting paid to playGOPRO
- Start of a Cain queryAMI
- Start of a challengeIDARE
- Start of a classic boastICAME
- Start of a cycle?TRI
- Start of a family favor requestWOULDYOUBEADEAR
- Start of a giant recital?FEE
- Start of a long drive, perhapsTEESHOT
- Start of a movie frat brother's lamentSEVENYEARSOF
- Start of a playACTI
- Start of a quoteTOHAVE, LIFEISA, THEFILMTHAT, THEREIS, YOUCANFOOLTOO, ANYTHINGTHAT
- Start of a roundTEETIME, READON
- Start of a rumorIHEARD
- Start of a showACTI
- Start of a social sequenceCHANCEENCOUNTER
- Start of a Tibetan religious titleDALAI
- Start of Alaskan zip codesNINE
- Start of an ideaGERM
- Start of an Oscar Wilde quoteTHISSUSPENSEIS
- Start of Caesar's boastVENI, ICAME
- Start of many long weekendsFRIDAY
- Start of some "Jeopardy!" responsesWHOIS
- Start of some casual adviceYOUREGONNAWANNA
- Start of some French bistro namesCHEZ
- Start of the dayDAWN
- Start of the Marine Corps mottoSEMPER
- Start of the stock exchange trading day, or a feature of 18-, 23-, 51-, and 56-AcrossOPENINGBELL
- Start overREDO
- Start paying attentionPERKUP
- Start playing for payGOPRO
- Start slugging it outGOTOETOTOE
- Start to awakenSTIR
- Start to behave?MIS
- Start to boilGETANGRY
- Start to change?LOOSE
- Start to check?PRE
- Start to fix?PRE
- Start to freezeANTI
- Start to have an effectTAKEHOLD
- Start to knock?SILENTK
- Start to lockANTI
- Start to make a call, perhapsDIALONE
- Start to many a promiseILL
- Start to matterANTI
- Start to meltSOFTEN, THAW
- Start to mendCOM
- Start to ponderTRANS
- Start to showPOP
- Start to sneeze?ESS
- Start to some health consultations?TELE
- Start to squirmESS
- Start to stop?ESS, NON
- Start to trial or fireMIS
- Start to unravel, as a towelFRAY
- Start to wrestle?SILENTW
- Start too soonJUMPTHEGUN
- Start your dayGETUP
- Start-up loan assn.SBA
- Started a fresh potANTED
- Started a new handREDEALT
- Started a winning streakGOTHOT
- Started chewingBITINTO
- Started the dayARISEN
- Started the showOPENED
- Starter course, informallyAPP
- Starter for centerEPI
- Starter for classicalNEO
- Starter home?EDEN
- Starter startNON
- Starter, e.g.HURLER
- Starters, casuallyAPPS
- Starting 11 in soccer, e.g.ATEAM
- Starting 15-Down stakeANTE
- Starting five in basketball, e.g.ATEAM
- Starting line?IBETTERGETGOING, HEREIGO
- Starting lineupATEAM
- Starting onSINCE
- Starting placeSCRATCH
- Starting pointORIGIN, SCRATCH, ONSET, GETGO
- Starting pointsONSETS
- Starting squadATEAM
- Starting squadsATEAMS
- Starting stageONSET
- Starting stakeANTE
- Starting to learnNEWAT
- Startled cryEEK
- Startled syllableEEK
- Starts a hikeSETSOUT
- Starts a revoltUPRISES
- Starts a top-to-bottom demolition of an old facade?BREAKSTHECORNICE
- Starts discussingGOESINTO
- Starts movingSENDS
- Starts of some renovation projects, informallyDEMOS
- Starts to get out of bedSITSUP
- Startup co.'s milestoneIPO
- Stash awaySTOW
- Stash of treasureTROVE
- Stat boosted by a home runRBI
- Stat that MENSA acceptsSATSCORE
- StateSAY
- State bird of HawaiiNENE
- State boldlyAVOW
- State bordering BhutanASSAM
- State bordering Md.DEL
- State bordering VeracruzOAXACA
- State confidentlyAVOW
- State definitivelyAVER
- State Dept. aideGSO
- State flower of New MexicoYUCCA
- State fruit of CaliforniaAVOCADO
- State gemstone of MinnesotaAGATE
- State known for its heatTABASCO
- State known for potatoesIDAHO
- State n. of TexasOKLA
- State north of CaliforniaOREGON
- State of blissHOGHEAVEN
- State of disarrayMESS
- State of gracePOISE
- State of mindMOOD
- State of ramped-up productivityOVERDRIVE
- State of servitudeTHRALL
- State of the __ART
- State on the Chukchi SeaALASKA
- State one's viewOPINE
- State positivelyAVER
- State that's home to Effigy Mounds National MonumentIOWA
- State that's home to the Museum of CleanIDAHO
- State tree of TexasPECAN
- State west of MontanaIDAHO
- State with a Crockett CountyTENNESSEE
- State with a potato museumIDAHO
- State with confidenceASSERT
- State with more pigs than peopleIOWA
- State with no native snakes or lizardsALASKA
- State with the deepest lake in the U.S.OREGON
- State your viewsOPINE
- State-run numbers gameLOTTO
- Stately 110-DownsELMS
- Stately homeMANOR
- Stately houseMANOR
- Stately shade sourceELM
- Stately treesELMS
- Statement after putting down a cardONME
- Statement of beliefsCREDO
- States, as seen in comicsSEZ
- Static cling particleION
- Stationary exerciserBIKE
- Stationary serverURN
- Statistical averageMEAN
- Statistical spoilerBADDATA
- Statistical tool for checking a hypothesisTTEST
- Statistical tool for comparing meansTTEST
- StatisticsDATA
- Statler and Waldorf, e.g.DUO
- StatsDATA
- Stats on board game boxesAGES
- Stats on golf scorecardsPARS
- Statue or portraitART
- Statue toppersPIGEONS
- Statue's bottomBASE
- StatuesqueTALL
- StatusMODE
- Status of a Microsoft Teams messageSEEN
- StatuteLAW
- Statute mandating curb cuts, for shortADA
- Statutes that attempt to ensure a carbon-neutral futureNETZEROLAWS
- Statutes that protect inventions and works of art, for shortIPLAW
- Stave offAVERT, FEND
- Stay __ (don't move)PUT
- Stay at a 57-Across, perhapsGLAMP
- Stay attachedADHERE
- Stay hiddenHOLEUP
- Stay in shapeKEEPFIT
- Stay madSEETHE
- Stay out for the nightCAMP
- Stay out of sightHIDE
- Stay out of the limelightLIELOW
- Stay put, in ParisRESTE
- Stay-at-home worker?UMPIRE
- Stayed in lineOBEYED
- Staying away from the spotlightLYINGLOW
- Staying powerLEGS, ENDURANCE, STAMINA
- Stays (out)OPTS
- Stays freshKEEPS
- Stays in tentsCAMPS
- Stays on holdWAITS
- Stays with a series of friendsCOUCHSURFS
- SteadLIEU
- SteadinessPOISE
- Steady guyBEAU
- Steady guysBEAUS
- Steak au poivre __ sauceAVEC
- Steak choiceAHI
- Steak cutterKNIFE
- Steak-flavored dog treatsTBONZ
- Steakhouse requestMEDIUMRARE
- Steaks and pork chopsMEATS
- Steal a glancePEEK
- Steal fromROB
- Steal, as cattleRUSTLE
- Steal, informallySWIPE
- Stealer of secretsSPY
- StealthilyONTIPTOE
- Stealthy patterns, for shortCAMOS
- Steam open, sayUNSEAL
- Steam shovel's bucketSCOOP
- Steam-emitting appliancesIRONS
- Steam-producing vesselsWOKS
- SteamedMAD
- Steamed bunBAO
- Steamed cantina dishesTAMALES
- Steamed Chinese bunBAO
- Steams upFOGS
- Steel girderIBEAM
- Steel mill materialIRONORE
- Steel rodREBAR
- Steelers' healersTEAMDOCTORS
- Steenburgen of "Parenthood"MARY
- Steep slopeESCARP
- Steep-walled elevationMESA
- Steeped brewsTEAS
- Steepen at an auctionBIDUP
- SteepleSPIRE
- Steer clear ofAVOID
- Steered a vehicleDROVE
- Steering committee’s outputAGENDAS
- Steering implements on dragon boatsOARS, ENABLE, CNN
- Steering optionRUDDER
- Stefani of No DoubtGWEN
- Stella McCartney's momLINDA
- Stella who founded an acting school in New York CityADLER
- STEM project fundraisers, oftenPTAS
- StenchesODORS
- Step (up)REV
- Step heavily (on)STOMP
- Step in a scallops recipeSEAR
- Step on a ladderRUNG
- Step on a shampoo bottleRINSE
- Step on stageTOETAP
- Step on the scale?SOL
- Step toward the barLSAT
- Step up from amateur nightGIG
- Step up or downRUNG
- Step-by-stepINSTAGES
- Stephen Hawking, for onePHYSICIST
- Stephen King's first novelCARRIE
- Stepladder stepRUNG
- Stepped downALIT
- Stepped in to mediateINTERCEDES
- Steppenwolf authorHESSE
- Steps awayNEAR
- Steps out of lineACTSUP
- Steps toward JDsLSATS
- Stereo records, for shortLPS
- Stereotype associated with a region of the United StatesMIDWESTNICE
- Stereotypical name for a poodleFIFI
- Stereotypical teller of terrible jokesDAD
- Steve Carell voice roleGRU
- Steve of "Peacemaker"AGEE
- Steve who co-founded YouTubeCHEN
- Steven Spielberg achievement in February 2026EGOT
- Stevie Wonder's "My Cherie __"AMOUR
- StewSEETHE, SNIT
- Stew potTUREEN
- Stew-thickening podOKRA
- StewardshipCARE
- Stewart who won the U.S. Open twice in the 1990sPAYNE
- Stewpot with a conical lidTAGINE
- StickADHERE, POGO
- Stick (out)JUT
- Stick (to)ADHERE
- Stick aroundSTAY
- Stick around the TSA lineWAND
- Stick in one's __CRAW
- Stick in the mudMIRE, REED
- Stick like glueADHERE
- Stick on a pub wallPOOLCUE
- Stick out like a sore __THUMB
- Stick togetherCLOT, COHERE
- Stick with a kickTNT
- StickerDECAL, THORN
- Stickers in glucose monitoring kitsLANCETS, OTIS
- Sticking outPROTRUDING
- Sticking pointTINE
- Sticks (out)JUTS
- Sticks and stones, way backWEAPONS
- Sticks in a pool hallCUES
- Sticks in the refrigeratorCELERY
- Sticks in the waterOARS
- Sticks the landingNAILSIT
- Sticks togetherCLEAVES
- Sticky and stinky sealantTAR
- Sticky carnival treatCANDYAPPLE
- Sticky cellophane rollTAPE
- Sticky cellophane stripTAPE
- Sticky pine ingredientRESIN
- Sticky sealerTAPE
- Sticky situation?MIRE
- Sticky stripTAPE
- Sticky stuffGOO
- Sticky stuff on a treeSAP
- Sticky substanceGOOP
- Sticky substancesGOOS
- Sticky thingsGOOS
- Sticky tree juiceSAP
- Stiffly formalSTAID
- Stiletto alternativeWEDGE
- Stiletto, for oneHEEL
- StillYET
- Still a competitorINIT
- Still aroundEXTANT
- Still asleepINBED
- Still battlingINIT
- Still competitiveINIT
- Still goingATIT
- Still in need of tenantsUNLET
- Still sealedUNOPEN
- Still snoozingNOTUP
- Still wrappedUNOPENED
- Still-life vesselsEWERS
- Stiller or AffleckBEN
- Stiller's partnerMEARA
- Stillness before a stormEERIECALM
- Stilton versus cheddar?SHARPCONTRAST
- Stimulates, as an appetiteWHETS
- StimulusSPUR
- Sting operation?BEEKEEPING
- Stinging insectWASP
- Stinging weedNETTLE
- Stingray kinMANTA
- Stingy personMISER
- StinkyRIPE
- StirADO
- Stir to actionAROUSE
- Stir to angerROUSE
- Stir upSTOKE, RILE, ROIL, AROUSE
- Stir up conflictPICKAFIGHT
- Stir up emotionallyEXCITE
- Stir up, as a fireSTOKE
- Stir up, as passionsINFLAME
- Stir-fry panWOK
- Stir-fry stapleFLATPEA, CELERY, ENOKI, TOFU
- Stir-fry vegetableSUGARSNAPPEA
- Stir-fry veggiesPEAPODS
- Stirred upINCITED
- StirsTODOS
- Stirs emotions, or how a guitarist might interpret the ends of the answers to the starred clues?STRIKESACHORD
- Stirs memories inREMINDS
- Stirs upWHETS
- Stitch togetherSEW
- Stitch's Disney film palLILO
- Stitch's Disney palLILO
- StitchedSEWN
- Stitched borderHEM
- Stitched bordersHEMS
- Stitched togetherSEWN
- Stitches togetherSEWS
- Stock exchange membershipSEAT
- Stock quote?MOO
- Stockholm ferry destinationESTONIA
- Stockholm-to-Helsinki dir.ENE
- Stocking-up timeNOEL
- StockpileAMASS, HOARD
- Stockpile greedilyHOARD
- Stockpiles greedilyHOARDS
- Stoic spectator, so to speakDRYEYE
- StokedECSTATIC
- Stole fromROBBED
- Stolen goodsLOOT
- Stolen propertyLOOT
- Stomach sootherANTACID
- Stomach woeULCER
- Stomach, informallyBELLY
- Stomp all overTRAMPLE
- Stone Age toonFRED
- Stone fruit centerPIT
- Stone fruit's stonePIT
- Stone of "Poor Things"EMMA
- Stone or Iron followerAGE
- Stone with a "crazy lace" varietyAGATE
- Stone-smoothing deviceROCKTUMBLER
- Stone's centerLONGO
- Stonewall __INN
- Stonewall Inn, for oneGAYBAR
- StoneworkerMASON
- StoodAROSE
- Stood (with)SIDED
- Stood forBORNE
- Stood upAROSE, ARISEN, ROSE
- Stood up againREROSE
- Stood up from a chairAROSE
- Stood up to, sayFACED
- StopCEASE
- Stop by unannouncedDROPIN
- Stop doingCEASE
- Stop flowingCLOT
- Stop for the nightINN
- Stop holdingLETGOOF
- Stop inPOPBY
- Stop itCEASE
- Stop mid-story to add suspense, sayPAUSEFOREFFECT
- Stop on a fall foliage tour?LEAVESTOWN
- Stop on a victory tour?PARTYCITY
- Stop on a wine tour?DRYCOUNTY
- Stop on an apology tour?SORRYSTATE
- Stop on the way to the barLSAT
- Stop progressingSTAGNATE
- Stop sign colorRED
- Stop sign shadeFIERYRED
- Stop stallingACT
- Stop workingRETIRE
- Stoplight colorRED
- Stopped fastingATE
- Stopped for lunchATE
- Stopped from happeningPREVENTED
- Stopped slouchingSATUP
- Stopped slouching in a chairSATUP
- StopperCORK
- Stopping point?DIME
- StopsENDS
- Stops along the wayINNS
- Stops for a breakRESTS
- Stops lyingARISES
- Stops on the roadINNS
- Stops over?LIDS
- Stops talking aboutLETSDROP
- Stopwatch buttonRESET
- Storage boxCHEST
- Storage boxesBINS
- Storage containerBIN
- Storage containersVATS
- Storage rentalUNIT
- Storage space that often has a slanted ceilingATTIC
- Storage structureSILO, WAREHOUSE
- Storage unitSHED, TUB
- Storage unit, for shortMEG
- Storage unitsFREEZERS
- StoreSHOP
- Store for a little while?POPUPSHOP
- Store on boardSTOW
- Store securelySTOW
- Store selling donated goodsTHRIFTSHOP
- Store staffCLERKS
- Store that sells Frakta shopping bagsIKEA
- Store to improveAGE
- Store window sign contentsNEONGAS
- Store with hiking gearREI
- Store's customerPATRON
- Store's lower-price eventSALE
- Store's prominent displayENDCAP
- Stored upLAIDIN
- Storefront sunscreenAWNING
- Storied cause of royal insomniaPEA
- Storied soul sellerFAUST
- Storied worksNOVELS
- Stories that may be "tall"TALES
- STORM + GALE weathery anagramSMOGALERT
- Storm relief org.FEMA
- Storm rescue opEVAC
- Storm trackerRADAR
- Storm-tracking aidRADAR
- Storm-tracking deviceRADAR
- Storm-tracking org.NOAA
- StormsTEMPESTS
- Stormy weather systemsLOWS
- StoryTALE
- Story accessed by ladder, maybeATTIC
- Story linksSTAIRS
- Story that might be "tall"TALE
- Story that spans generationsSAGA
- Story told in episodesSERIAL
- Story told in installmentsSERIES
- Story trajectoriesARCS
- Story-sharing app, brieflyINSTA
- Story's high pointCLIMAX
- Storybook monsterOGRE
- StorylinePLOT
- Storyline progressionARC
- StorytellerNOVELIST
- Stout grainOAT
- Stove sectionBROILER
- Stovetop applianceRANGE
- Stovetop soup vesselPOT
- Stow in a scabbardSHEATHE
- Stow, as cargoLADE
- Stowe novelDRED
- Stowed stuffBAGS
- Stradivarius alternativeAMATI
- Straight upPLUMB, NONONSENSE, ERECT
- Straight, for shortHET
- Straightens (up)TIDIES
- Strained, as flourSIFTED
- StrainersSIEVES
- Strait of Gibraltar hazardORCA
- Strait off the coast of SiberiaBERING
- Stranded on a high branchTREED
- Stranded spiralDNA
- Strands for showing offTINSEL
- StrangeWEIRD, ODD
- Strange and scaryEERIE
- Strange and spookyEERIE
- Strange bedfellows?ODDCOUPLE
- Strange sight in the night skyUFO
- Strangely creepyEERIE
- Stranger __ fictionTHAN
- Stranger, in slangRANDO
- Strap around a waistBELT
- StratagemARTIFICE
- Strategic agendaPLAN
- Strategic compilationWHATIFS
- Strategic game with matchsticksNIM
- Strategic head gamesPSYOPS
- Stratford-__-AvonUPON
- Stratford-upon-__AVON
- Stratford's riverAVON
- Stratospheric shieldOZONE
- Stratovolcano in NorCalMTSHASTA
- StratumTIER
- Strauss of denimLEVI
- Strauss of jeansLEVI
- Strauss of pantsLEVI
- Strawberry spreadJAM
- Stray hairSTRAND
- StrayedDEVIATED
- Stream from an aerosolSPRAY
- Streaming accessory with a purple tagROKUREMOTE
- Streaming annoyancesADS
- Streaming deviceFIREHOSE
- Streaming device, maybeLEDTV
- Streaming hitchLAG
- Streaming interruptionsADS
- Streaming issueLAG
- Streamline, perhapsPAREDOWN
- StreamsFLOWS
- Street __CRED
- Street __ (urban reputation)CRED
- Street artist's mediumAEROSOL
- Street eateryCAFE
- Street food vendor's needCART
- Street map lettersAVE
- Street of fame is oneSKIER
- Street of nightmaresELM
- Street often near MapleELM
- Street on a 1969 Beatles albumABBEYROAD
- Street or highwayROAD
- Street talkSLANG
- Street-corner signSTOP
- Streetcar directorKAZAN
- StreetcarsTRAMS
- Streetwear designer MarcECKO
- Streisand film with the song "The Way He Makes Me Feel"YENTL
- Streisand nicknameBABS
- Strength of resolveWILL
- Strengthens, as musclesTONES
- StressWORRY
- Stress as importantKEYON
- Stress, stress, stressREITERATE
- Stressful parts of French class?ACCENTS
- Stressful positionHOTSEAT
- Stretch acrossSPAN
- Stretch for a new college studentORIENTATION
- Stretch in officeTERM
- Stretch of historyERA
- Stretch outELONGATE
- Stretch that may be named for a music genreERA
- Stretch the truthLIE
- Stretch without successDRYSPELL
- Stretch-y thingsTERMS
- Stretched the truthLIED
- Stretched tightTAUT
- Stretched to the limitTAUT
- Stretchy fabricLYCRA, KNIT
- Stretchy loop around paperRUBBERBAND
- Stretchy sportswear fabricLYCRA
- Strict schedule slotsSETTIMES
- Strictness of rulesRIGOR
- StrikePICKET
- Strike callersUMPS
- Strike outERASE
- Strike togetherGNASH
- Strike zone?ALLEY
- Striker's targetGOAL
- Strikes keysTYPES
- Strikes outDELETES, ZAPS
- Strikes with hailstonesPELTS
- Striking groupingARRAY
- Strikingly unusualEXOTIC
- String __TRIO
- String after FGHIJ
- String of dried chile peppersRISTRA
- String section instrumentsCELLI
- Strings on a Spanish guitarSEIS
- Strings pulledRIPCORDS
- Strip in the kitchenSTEAK
- Striped __BASS
- Striped 96-Down, in SpanishTIGRE
- Striped African equineZEBRA
- Striped big catTIGER
- Striped catTABBY
- Striped Girl Scout CookieSAMOA
- Striped stinkerSKUNK
- Striped stoneAGATE
- Stripes partnersSTARS
- Strive (to)TRY
- Strive to reduce one's carbon footprint, or what the answers to the starred clues do?GOGREEN
- Strives (for)VIES
- Strong adhesiveGLUE
- Strong affectionLOVE
- Strong affection for school auditoriums?HALLPASSION
- Strong aromaODOR
- Strong aromasODORS
- Strong aversionODIUM
- Strong blackjack handACETEN
- Strong blastGUST
- Strong bondEPOXY
- Strong cleanersLYES
- Strong cravingURGE
- Strong denialITSALIE
- Strong desiresYENS
- Strong devotionsARDORS
- Strong dislikeANIMUS
- Strong enthusiasmARDOR
- Strong Greek drinkOUZO
- Strong holdGRIP
- Strong impulseURGE
- Strong packaging cordTWINE
- Strong pushSHOVE
- Strong qualityINTENSITY
- Strong scentODOR
- Strong scentsODORS
- Strong showing from 2012 to 2022, for short?SNL
- Strong smellODOR
- Strong smellsODORS
- Strong string for packagingTWINE
- Strong suit?ARMOR, ASSET, FORTE
- Strong thirstsYENS
- Strong urgeDESIRE
- Strong urgesYENS
- Strong windsGALES
- Strong yearningACHE
- Strong-armCOERCE
- Strong-willedIRON
- Strong-willed sortIRONSIDE
- Strongbox fastenerHASP
- StrongholdBASTION
- Strongly suggestURGE
- Strove to lighten upDIETED
- Structure affected by current eventsSANDCASTLE
- Structure installed to annoy a neighborSPITEFENCE
- Structure that's built to scaleCLIMBINGWALL
- Structure whose roof begins near its foundationAFRAME
- Struggled to gain tractionFLOUNDERED
- Struggling at bat, sayINASLUMP
- Struggling to get over, saySTUCKON
- Strummer of yoreLUTIST
- Strung alongLEDON
- Struts with styleSASHAYS
- Stubble-freeSHAVEN
- Stubborn equineASS
- Stubborn Seuss characterZAX
- Stubbornness symbolSTONE
- Stubbs of the Four TopsLEVI
- Stuck-upVAIN
- Stuck-up sortSNOB
- Stuck, with "up"HUNG
- StudentPUPIL
- Student driver's documentPERMIT
- Student group that may encourage members to go pro?DEBATETEAM
- Student's stadium signHIMOM
- Students' work stationsDESKS
- Studied closelyEYED
- Studied on the sideMINOREDIN
- StudiesGAZESAT
- Studies all nightCRAMS
- Studio alertONAIR
- Studio bought by AmazonMGM
- Studio signONAIR
- StudyDEN
- Study all nightCRAM
- Study carefullyEXAMINE
- Study feverishlyCRAM
- Study hardCRAM
- Study hastilyCRAM
- Study, with "on"READUP
- StuffITEMS
- Stuff available in barsSOAP
- Stuff in a pump bottleSOAP, ALASKA, AVA
- Stuff in a vacuumDIRT
- Stuff in sleevesLPS
- Stuffed animals that go viral?HOTFUZZIES
- Stuffed bunBAO
- Stuffed cornmeal snackAREPA
- Stuffed grape leafDOLMA
- Stuffed meat dishROULADE
- Stuffy sortPRUDE
- Stuhl or Bank of GermanySITZ
- Stumble or fumbleERR
- StumblebumKLUTZ
- StumblesERRS
- Stump splitterAXE
- StumperRIDDLE
- Stun gunTASER
- StunkREEKED
- Stunned stateDAZE
- StunsAMAZES
- Stunt show settingARENA
- Sturdily builtSOLID
- Sturdy as __ANOAK
- Sturdy woolensTWEEDS
- Sty cryOINK
- Sty dwellerSOW
- Sty soundOINK
- Style in a swimming medleyBUTTERFLYSTROKE
- Styles with many cutsHARRY
- Stylish againRETRO
- Stylish and classyCHIC
- Stylish and cozy garbSWEATERDRESSES
- Stylish confidenceSWAG
- Stylish filmmakerAUTEUR
- Stylishly dressedNATTY
- Stylist's specialtyHAIR
- StymieTHWART
- Sub contractors?DELIS
- Sub in a deliHERO
- Sub meatSALAMI
- Sub text?EDIT
- Sub-par performance?EAGLE
- Sub-Saharan femaleLIONESS
- Sub-Saharan nationGHANA
- Sub's tracking deviceSONAR
- Subatomic particlePION, MESON
- Subatomic particles with a negative chargeELECTRONS
- Subatomic topicIONS
- Subcontinental butterGHEE
- Subdue with a shockTASE
- SubduedLOWKEY
- Subdued greenMOSS
- Subj. for an aspiring polyglotESL
- Subj. for Neil deGrasse TysonASTR
- Subj. for new immigrantsESL
- Subj. for some immigrantsESL
- Subj. of some food labeling lawsGMOS
- Subj. where teachers go off on tangents?TRIG
- Subj. with a lot of readingENG
- Subject being discussedTOPIC, THEME
- Subject for Elena FerranteAMORE
- Subject of a chemistry diagramATOM
- Subject of a Liverpool statue dedicated to "all the lonely people"RIGBY
- Subject of a miner dispute, maybeORE
- Subject of a pop-upERROR
- Subject of a sentence, typicallyNOUN
- Subject of flight attendant instructionsDEVICES
- Subject of Newton's first lawINERTIA
- Subject of some air battles?ARMREST
- Subject of some park signsPETS
- Subject of the book subtitled Magic, Kareem, Riley...LALAKERS
- Subject of the literary analysis Angels and Wild ThingsSENDAK
- Subject of the quoteJAWS
- Subject of the r/Tressless subredditHAIR
- Subject of the song "Oh Yoko!"ONO
- Subject of the Tune In Yesterday encyclopediaRADIO
- Subject that includes set theoryMATH
- Subject's comprehensive presentationPANORAMA
- Subjects of fan clubsIDOLS
- Subjects of most sentencesNOUNS
- Submarine trackerSONAR
- Submarine trackersSONARS
- Submit a paperless returnEFILE
- Submit a tax return onlineEFILE
- Submit tax forms onlineEFILE
- Submit taxes onlineEFILE
- Submit toOBEY
- Submit to gravitySAG
- Submits for a contestMAILSIN
- SubordinateJUNIOR
- Subordinate staffAIDES
- Subordinate stafferAIDE
- Subreddits, e.g.FORUMS
- SubsSTANDINS
- Subs for a "team" mateTAGSIN
- Subscribe againRENEW
- Subscription levelTIER
- SubsideEBB, LETUP
- Subside, as rainLETUP
- SubsidedSLACKENED
- Subsidiary, for shortDIV
- Substance celebrated by the Sloomoo InstituteSLIME
- Substance in an Erlenmeyer flask, maybeCHEMICAL
- Substance in herbal medicineADAPTOGEN
- Substance in the Hanukkah miracleOIL
- Substance that makes jelly gelPECTIN
- Substantial gift to a collegeENDOWMENT
- SubterfugeRUSE
- Subterranean lavaMAGMA
- Subtle "Hey you!"PSST
- Subtle "Over here!"PSST
- Subtle disapprovalSIDEEYE
- Subtle distinctionNUANCE
- Subtle distinctionsNUANCES
- Subtle glowAURA
- Subtle hair dyesTINTS
- Subtle sensory stimuliAURAE
- Subtle vibeAURA
- Subtle, as colorsMUTED
- Subtract from an accountDEBIT
- Subtraction wordMINUS
- Suburban London countyESSEX
- Suburbanite's fundraiserGARAGESALE
- Subway alternativeCAB
- Subway feeFARE
- Subway networkMETROLINES
- Subway smooch, e.g.: Abbr.PDA
- Subway spreadMAYO
- SucceedWORK, REPLACE
- Succeed in a classPASS
- Succeed in securing a contractLANDTHEWORK
- Succeed in wooing that ladyWINAWOMANSHEART
- Succeed through the straight and narrowWALKAFINELINE
- SucceededMADEIT
- SucceedingNEXT
- Success for a pitcher?SALESORDER
- Successful candidateELECTEE
- Successful film or songHIT
- Successful legislationLAWS
- Successful songsHITS
- Successful songs or filmsHITS
- Successful stage showSMASH
- SuccessorHEIR
- Successor of NASDAQ's FBMETA
- SuccinctSHORTANDTOTHEPOINT
- Succinct "I could go on"ETC
- SuccorAID
- Succotash beanLIMA
- Succulent with medicinal usesALOE
- Succumbed to gravityKEELEDOVER
- SuckerSAP
- Sucrose sourceBEET
- SuddenABRUPT
- Sudden and jarring transitionLEAP
- Sudden attackRAID
- Sudden burstSALVO
- Sudden desireURGE
- Sudden impulseWHIM
- Sudden inclinationIMPULSE
- Sudden increaseJUMP
- Sudden influxSPATE
- Sudden inspirationIDEA
- Sudden jumpLEAP
- Sudden obstacleSNAG
- Sudden police actionRAID
- Sudden rushSPATE
- Sudden stop metaphorSCREECHINGHALT
- Sudden urgeWHIM
- Sudden windGUST
- Suddenly come up withHITON
- Suddenly gave wayCRUMPLED
- Suddenly hitDAWNON
- Suddenly shift directionVEER
- Suddenly took interestSATUP
- Sudeikis roleLASSO
- Sudoku diagramsGRIDS
- Sudoku figs.NOS
- SudsLATHER, BEER
- Sue Bird's alma mater, for shortUCONN
- Sue Grafton's "__ for Malice"MIS
- Suede qualityNAP
- SufferAIL
- Suffer public humiliationFALLFLATONONESFACE
- SufferingAGONY
- Suffering from cabin feverSTIRCRAZY
- Sufficient spaceROOM
- Sufficient, onceENOW
- Sufficient, to ShakespeareENOW
- Suffix for 98-AcrossCENTRIC
- Suffix for a lengthy fundraising eventTHON
- Suffix for buckAROO
- Suffix for certain citizensIAN
- Suffix for kitchenETTE
- Suffix for language namesESE
- Suffix for leatherETTE
- Suffix for legalESE
- Suffix for millionAIRE
- Suffix for nectarINE
- Suffix for OxfordSHIRE
- Suffix for prank or youngSTER
- Suffix for scramOLA
- Suffix for secretIVE
- Suffix for shapesGON
- Suffix for smackEROO
- Suffix for subjectIVE
- Suffix for sweetNESS
- Suffix for switchEROO
- Suffix for TupperWARE
- Suffix for violin or novelIST
- Suffix for young or prankSTER
- Suffix in many Icelandic surnamesSON
- Suffix like -arianIST
- Suffix like -ellaITA
- Suffix like -uleETTE
- Suffix meaning "attendee"GOER
- Suffix meaning "imitation"EEN
- Suffix meaning "sayer" for a "wise" oneACRE
- Suffix meaning "sort of"ISH
- Suffix that means "maker"SMITH
- Suffix with front or cashIER
- Suffix with origin or liquidATE
- Suffix with percentILE
- Suffix with proto-PLASM
- Suffix with puppetEER
- Suffix with spy or ransomWARE
- Suga and Jung Kook's bandBTS
- Sugar cubeLUMP
- Sugar in soda, for instanceSWEETENINGAGENT
- Sugar servingLUMP
- Sugar sourceCANE, BEET, BEETS
- Sugar stalkCANE
- Sugar substitute?DEARIE
- Sugar suffixOSE
- Sugar-free sodaDIETCOLA
- SugarySWEET
- Sugary pitcherfulSWEETTEA
- SuggestHINTAT
- Suggested range on a game boxAGES
- Suggestion about 10-DownSAVEROOMFORPUMPKINPIE
- Suggestion after dinnerLETSWATCHSOMEFOOTBALL
- Suggestion for a 52-Across patron who didn't finish a book by closing time?CHECKITOUT
- Suggestions, for shortRECS
- Suit perfectlyFITTOATEE
- Suit specificationLONG
- Suit tag trioREG
- Suit to __ (be just right)ATEE
- Suit to __: fit perfectlyATEE
- Suit topperACE
- SuitableAPT
- Suitable for habitationLIVABLE
- Suitable for sleddingHILLY
- Suitable for the purposePROPER
- SuitcasesBAGS
- Suite divs.RMS
- Suite partROOM
- Suite spotHOTEL
- Suite thingsROOMS
- SuitorBEAU
- Suits found on many a beach bum?THONGS
- Suits in courtCASES, MUG
- SulkPOUT
- SulkedMOPED
- Sulky lookPOUT
- Sulky moodSNIT
- SullenDOUR
- SullyMAR
- Sultry growlRAWR
- Sulu player in recent "Star Trek" filmsJOHNCHO
- Sulu portrayer on "Star Trek"TAKEI
- Sum calculatedTOTAL
- Sum of the first three prime numbersTEN
- Sum totalAMOUNT
- Sum totalsAMOUNTS
- Sum upADD
- Sumatran primate, informallyORANG
- Sumi-e mediumINK
- SummarizingOUTLINING
- Summer apprenticeINTERN
- Summer beverageICETEA
- Summer childcare optionDAYCAMP
- Summer cruise portJUNEAU
- Summer forecast in the SouthwestSCORCGHEAT
- Summer gig for an aspiring golfer, perhapsCADDYING
- Summer hrs.DST
- Summer in la citéETE
- Summer in ParisETE
- Summer music?DISCO
- Summer on the RivieraETE
- Summer or springSEASON
- Summer picnic debrisWATERMELONSEEDS
- Summer place for kidsCAMP
- Summer refresher suffixADE
- Summer shirtsTANKTOPS
- Summer signLEO
- Summer skin darkeningSUNTAN
- Summer sleepaway siteCAMP
- Summer starterMID
- Summer zodiac signLEO
- Summer's outdoor feastPICNIC
- Summers in FranceETES
- Summers on "Gilligan's Island"MARYANN
- Summers on the SeineETES
- Summery drink suffixADE
- SummitTOP
- Summit or apexACME
- Summoned rideTAXI
- Summoned with a beeperPAGED
- Summons one's last bits of energyRUNSONFUMES
- SumptuousRICH
- Sun Devils sch.ASU
- Sun in SantiagoSOL
- Sun shade?TAN
- Sun spot?SKY
- Sun visorEYESHADE
- Sun-kissed shadesTANS
- Sun-poweredSOLAR
- Sun, in SevilleSOL
- Sunbathing evidenceTANLINES
- SunbeamRAY
- Sunbeam speckMOTE
- Sunburn-soothing succulentALOE
- Sundae toppingCHERRY
- Sundaes, e.g.DESSERTS
- Sunday planning that makes weeknight dinners easier, sayMEALPREP
- Sunday singersCHOIR
- Sunday through SaturdayWEEK
- Sunday to SaturdayWEEK
- SundersRENDS
- Sundial needSHADOW
- Sundial numeralIII, IIII
- Sundial's top numeralXII
- Sunflower snacksSEEDS
- Sunflower St.KANS
- Sunless glow-upsFAKETANS
- Sunny forecastFAIRWEATHER
- SunriseDAWN
- Sunrise directionEAST
- Sunrise localeEAST
- SunrisesDAWNS
- Sunscreen ingredientZINC
- Sunscreen lettersSPF
- Sunset direcciónOESTE
- Suomi speakersFINNS
- Sup in styleDINE
- Super Bowl org.NFL
- Super Bowl rectangleFOOTBALLFIELD
- Super chillZEN
- Super duper?GOODLIAR
- Super Mario Bros. consoleNES
- Super Mario brotherLUIGI
- Super Mario character who looks like a mushroomTOAD
- Super Monkey Ball companySEGA
- Super-UBER, GREAT
- Super-liteNOCAL
- Super-secure carrierELAL
- SuperbAONE
- Supercilious typesSNOBS
- Supercontinent of the late Paleozoic EraPANGEA
- Superdome playerSAINT
- SuperfanSTAN
- Superficial appearanceVENEER
- SuperfluityFRILL
- Superfood whose "special power is tasting bad," per Jim GaffiganKALE
- Superfruit in a yogurt bowlACAI
- Superhero franchise initialsMCU
- Superhero nemesis, oftenEVILGENIUS
- Superhero star of a Lego movieBATMAN
- Superhero's garmentsCAPES
- Superheroes trained at Xavier's School for Gifted YoungstersXMEN
- SuperintendedRAN
- Superlative acronymGOAT
- Superlative suffixEST
- Superman player ChristopherREEVE
- Superman's "see-all" powerXRAYVISION
- Supermarket bagsTEA
- Supermarket pathAISLE
- Supermarket vehicleCART
- Supermarket walkwayAISLE
- Supermodel BeckfordTYSON
- Supermodel BundchenGISELE
- Supermodel CampbellNAOMI
- Supermodel CarangiGIA
- Supermodel CrawfordCINDY
- Supermodel HadidGIGI
- Supermodel HeidiKLUM
- Supermodel KateMOSS
- Supermodel KlumHEIDI
- SuperstarIDOL
- SupervisorBOSS
- Supervisor at workBOSS, MANAGER
- Supper for swineSLOP
- Supplementary medical benefit: Abbr.HSA
- Supplied, as fundsFRONTED
- Supplier of oil pans?ARTCRITIC
- Supply funding forENDOW
- Supply short-termLEND
- Supply that might be ready to rollSOD
- Supply with gearEQUIP
- Supply with new guysREMAN
- Supply-and-demand subj.ECON
- Supply/demand subj.ECON
- SupportABET
- Support columnPILE
- Support for a drawing boardEASEL
- Support for a fractured fruit?BANANASPLINT
- Support for a key player?PIANOSEAT
- Support for a work in progressEASEL
- Support in wrongdoingABET
- Support piecesSPLINTS
- Support staff?CANE
- Support structurePILE
- Support wrongdoing forABET
- SupportedAIDED
- SupporterALLY
- Supporter of Notre Dame's reconstructionFLYINGBUTTRESS
- Supporter of the arts?EASEL
- Supporting cast participantSLING
- Supporting Mideast unityPANARAB
- Supporting musicians, or what can be found in 17-, 31-, 37-, and 44-AcrossBACKUPBANDS
- Supporting papers, for shortDOCS
- Supportive ofWITH
- Supports for crow's nestsMASTS
- Supposedly sly animalsFOXES
- Suppressed, with "up"PENT
- Supreme Court justice KaganELENA
- Supreme happinessBLISS
- Supreme Theban deityAMENRA
- Supremely powerfulALMIGHTY
- Sups or downsEATS
- Sure statementYEP
- Sure to end badlyNOWIN
- Sure to failCANTWIN
- Sure winnerSHOOIN
- Surf shop purchaseBOARD
- Surf with one's toes off the boardHANGTEN
- SurfaceARISE
- Surface alternativeIPAD
- Surface crackCHAP
- Surface for skiingSNOW
- Surface for surfingWAVE
- Surface lusterGLOSS
- Surface to hang a picture onWALL
- Surfaces that hold tracks and tiesROADBEDS
- Surfeit of spots?ADBLITZ
- Surfer since the '90sAOLER
- Surfer who ripsSHREDDER
- Surfer's selectionDSL
- Surfing accessoriesMICE
- Surfing site for the 2024 OlympicsTAHITI
- Surfing wavesWIFI
- Surgeon, for exampleDOCTOR
- Surgery ctrs.ORS
- Surgical asst.ORNURSE
- Surgical beamLASER
- Surgical ctrs.ORS
- Surgical mementoSCAR
- Surgical toolLASER
- Surgical tubeSTENT
- Surgical venues: Abbr.ORS
- Surly sortCUR
- Surname meaning "red"ROSSI
- Surname of both founders of the fashion label The RowOLSEN
- Surname of TV Guide's #2 of its 50 best cartoons (2013)FLINTSTONE
- Surname of two directors in the "Ghostbusters" franchiseREITMAN
- Surname separatorNEE
- Surpass dressing upREDO
- Surprise attackRAID
- Surprise victoryUPSET
- Surprised greetingOHHI
- Surprises with a callDROPSINON
- Surprisingly nimbleSPRY
- Surrealist MagritteRENE
- Surrealist SalvadorDALI
- Surrender to pressureSAG
- Surrender, as territoryCEDE
- SurrenderedCEDED
- SurroundedENCIRCLED
- Surrounded byAMID, AMIDST
- Surrounding glowAURA
- SurroundingsAREA
- SurveilSPYON
- Surveil security, sayCASEOUT
- Surveillance, so to speakTABS
- Survey check-offSEX
- SurviveENDURE
- Survivor descriptorTRIBAL
- Survivor's struggle, brieflyPTSD
- Susan of "L.A. Law"DEY
- Susceptible (to)PRONE
- Sushi bar cutTORO
- Sushi bar tuna orderTORO
- Sushi bite sometimes served on a model boatNIGIRI
- Sushi grainRICE
- Sushi optionAHI
- Sushi pairingSAKE
- Sushi roll typeMAKI
- Sushi seasoningMISO
- Sushi seaweedNORI
- Sushi selectionROE
- Sushi stapleEEL, EELS
- Sushi topperROE
- Sushi tunaAHI
- Sushi with unagiEELROLL
- Sushi wrapperNORI
- Sushi-grade tunaAHI
- Suspect's excuseALIBI
- Suspect's storyALIBI
- Suspicion metaphorODOR
- SuspiciousFISHY
- Suspicious (of)LEERY, WARY
- Suspicious stranger, currentlyRANDO
- Suspicious, informallyFISHY
- Suss (out), informallyDOPE
- Sussex strollersPRAMS
- SustainUPHOLD
- Sustainability prefixECO
- Sustainable place to unwindECORESORT
- Sustained attackSIEGE
- SUV ancestorsSURREYS
- Suze of personal financeORMAN
- Suzuki who won nine batting titles in two countriesICHIRO
- Swab again, as a deckREMOP
- Swabbie palMATEY
- Swag holderTOTE
- Swag, nowadaysELAN
- Swallow cousinLARK
- SwallowedATE
- Swamp grassesREEDS
- Swamp predatorCROC
- Swamp thingCROC
- Swampland stalkREED
- SwamplikeFETID
- Swampy areaMORASS
- Swampy groundMORASS, FEN, MUD, MIRE
- Swampy habitatMARSH
- SwankTONY
- Swanky eventsGALAS
- Swanky shindigFETE
- Swanson of "Parks and Recreation"RON
- SwapTRADE
- Swap outREPLACE
- Swap withTRADETO
- SwarmHORDE
- Swarm (with)TEEM
- Swarm aroundMOB
- SwarmingRIFE
- Swarming pestsGNATS
- Swashbuckler's swordRAPIER
- SWAT team supplyTEARGAS
- Swatch of suiting?ATEE
- Swe. neighborNOR
- SwearAVOW, CUSS
- Swear (to)ATTEST
- Swear off?BLEEP, QUIT
- Swear words?IDO
- SwearsCUSSES
- Sweat spotPORE, BROW
- Sweater bigger than med.LGE
- Sweater fuzzLINT
- Sweater weather soundBRR, HEE, RISK
- Sweater, oftenDOUBLEKNIT
- Sweaters?PORES
- Swedish actress Rapace who plays Lisbeth SalanderNOOMI
- Swedish models that peaked in the '80sSAABS
- Swedish rock foursomeABBA
- Swedish supergroupABBA
- Swedish superstar quartetABBA
- Sweeney Todd composerSONDHEIM
- Sweep acrossRAKE
- Sweeping camera shotPAN
- Sweeping intervalsEONS
- Sweeping talesEPICS
- Sweeping toolBROOM
- Sweet and tart fruit drinkMANGOLEMONADE
- Sweet apple cultivar from MinnesotaHONEYCRISP
- Sweet corn servingEAR
- Sweet courseDESSERT
- Sweet crackersHONEYGRAHAMS
- Sweet cubes added to teaSUGAR
- Sweet finish for fried chickenHONEYDRIZZLE
- Sweet fruity drinkNECTAR
- Sweet Italian wineMOSCATO
- Sweet little kidsCHERUBS
- Sweet popcorn coatingCARAMEL
- Sweet potatoYAM
- Sweet potatoesYAMS
- Sweet rice cake from the PhilippinesBIKO
- Sweet sandwichOREO
- Sweet sandwichesOREOS
- Sweet small sandwichOREO
- Sweet spheresBONBONS
- Sweet winter drinksCOCOAS
- Sweet-talkCAJOLE
- Sweet-toothed crawlersANTS
- Sweet, in ItalianDOLCE
- Sweetener in some 13-DownSPLENDA
- Sweetener used on a Providence campus?BROWNSUGAR
- SweetheartBEAU, HON
- SweetieBAE, BABE, HON
- Sweetie pieDEARY
- SweetiesDEARS
- SweetsBABES, BAE, HON
- SwellENLARGE
- Swell places?SEAS
- Swell timeGAS
- Swelled headEGO
- Swelled headsEGOS
- Swelling reducerICEBAG
- SwerveVEER
- Swerve dangerouslyCAREEN
- Swerve off course, as a shipYAW
- SwervesVEERS
- Swerves sharplyVEERS
- Swift group than ran more than three hours, not long agoERAS
- Swift production of the 18th centurySATIRE
- Swift production of the 21st centuryTHEERASTOUR
- Swift, to Swifties, when doubledTAY
- Swift's significant otherKELCE
- Swim (with)TEEM
- Swim cap materialLATEX
- Swim-meet localePOOL
- Swim/bike/run races, brieflyTRIS
- Swimmer with a saddle patchORCA
- Swimmer with tail finsEEL
- Swimmer's back-and-forth distancesLAPS
- Swimmer's distance unitLAP
- Swimmer's headgearBATHINGCAP
- Swimmer's unitLAP
- Swimmer's wearCAP
- SwimmingRIFE
- Swimsuit partBRA
- Swimwear brand founded in Australia in 1914SPEEDO
- Swimwear in Fire Island Pines, oftenSPEEDOS
- Swimwear topBRA, BONE, DOSAS, NOANSWER, ANACONDA, IOS, ANA
- SwindleCON
- Swindler's schemeCON
- SwindlesDOESIN
- Swindles successfullyCONS
- Swine foodSLOP
- Swinging steadilyPENDULAR
- Swings and misses three times, sayISOUT
- Swings aroundSLUES
- Swiped, as steerRUSTLED
- Swirling currentEDDY
- Swirling seawaterEDDY
- Swiss artist PaulKLEE
- Swiss capitalBERN
- Swiss cerealMUESLI
- Swiss chocolatierLINDT
- Swiss currencyFRANC
- Swiss host of the World Economic ForumDAVOS
- Swiss lakeLUGANO
- Swiss miss of fictionHEIDI
- Swiss mountainsALPS
- Swiss namesake of an international series of art fairsBASEL
- Swiss painter PaulKLEE
- Swiss peakALP
- Swiss peaksALPS
- Swit co-starALDA
- Switch (between)TOGGLE
- Switch on the radio?AMFM
- Switch predecessorWII
- Switch roles after hidingSEEK
- Switch typeONOFF
- SwitchesSWAPSOUT
- Swollen markWELT
- Sword fightDUEL
- Sword handleHILT
- Sword wielder of '90s TVXENA
- Sword-using OlympiansFENCERS
- Swordfish servingSTEAK
- Sworn promiseOATH
- Sworn statementOATH
- Swung at and missedUNHIT
- Sycamores and oaksTREES
- Sydney Zoo favoriteROO
- Sydney Zoo hoppersROOS
- Syfy sister channelUSA
- Syllabic starterOCTO
- Syllables for a stage magicianABRA
- Sylvia of jazzSYMS
- SymbolICON
- Symbol of cinema sci-fi resistanceEVERDEEN, LEIA
- Symbol of sleepZEE
- Symbol of statistical deviationSIGMA
- Symbol of strength in gospel musicELM
- Symbol of wisdomOWL
- Symbol on a difficult ski runBLACKDIAMOND
- Symbol on a staffNOTE
- Symbol produced by pressing shift+5PERCENT
- Symbolic giftTOKEN
- Symbolic hugsOOO
- Symbolic puzzle that dates to the Middle AgesREBUS
- Symbolic representationsEMBLEMS
- Symbolically secretRUNIC
- Symphonic sectionREEDS
- Symphonic speedTEMPO
- Syn- kinUNI
- Synagogue leaderRABBI
- Synagogue scholarRABBI
- Synagogue scrollTORAH
- Synagogue scrollsTORAHS, SKIS, EATSIT
- Synagogue textTALMUD
- Syncopated pieceRAG
- Syndrome in "The Incredibles," e.g.ENEMY
- Synergy Supreme+ gasoline retailerMOBIL
- Synonym of the last word of the four longest answersPART
- Synonym sourceROGETS
- Synonym specialistROGET
- SynopsizeCONDENSE
- Synthesizer inventorMOOG
- Synthesizer pioneerMOOG
- Synthetic fabricNYLON
- Synthetic fabric suffixLON
- Synthetic fiberACETATE, RAYON
- Synthetic lash stripFALSIE
- Synthetic shirt fabricRAYON
- Syringe, for shortHYPO
- Syrup sourceMAPLE
- System of connected PCs, for shortLAN
- System operatorUSER