Answer |
Clue Length |
Clues |
saab |
4 |
- – Big Swedish manufacturer
|
sabe |
4 |
- – Kemo ___
|
sabers |
6 |
- – Scary swords
|
sabots |
6 |
- – Wooden shoes
|
sabre |
5 |
- – British cavalry sword
|
sac |
3 |
- – Bag: Fr.
- – pouch
|
sack |
4 |
- – Plunder
|
sacks |
5 |
- – Fires, slangily
|
sacredcow |
9 |
- – St. Theresa's town
|
sacrificiallamb |
15 |
- – Activate, as a bomb
|
sad |
3 |
- – Regrettable
- – In a blue funk
|
sada |
4 |
- – October War president
|
sadat |
5 |
- – 1978 Peace Nobelist Anwar __
- – Camp David Accords participant
|
sade |
4 |
- – Nigerian singer with one name
|
sadie |
5 |
- – Sexy lady of a Beatles song
|
safari |
6 |
- – Exotic vacation
|
safe |
4 |
- – Out of danger
|
safebet |
7 |
- – Pretty sure thing
|
safest |
6 |
- – Least risky
|
sag |
3 |
- – Roof problem
|
saga |
4 |
- – Clay of 'American Idol' fame
- – Long tale
- – Epic tale
|
sage |
4 |
- – Mint plant
- – Popular herb
|
sahib |
5 |
- – Term of address in Kipling
- – Indian honorific
|
sail |
4 |
- – Leave port
|
sailor |
6 |
- – Jack-tar
|
sajak |
5 |
- – Pat of 'Wheel of Fortune'
|
sake |
4 |
- – Benefit
|
saki |
4 |
- – H.H. Munro's pen name
|
salad |
5 |
- – Waldorf ___
|
saladbar |
8 |
- – Restaurant feature
|
salary |
6 |
- – You can take it to the bank
|
sale |
4 |
- – Word with for or while
- – Holiday event
|
salem |
5 |
- – No place for witches
|
sales |
5 |
- – Earth-friendly prefix
|
saline |
6 |
- – Isotonic solution
|
salk |
4 |
- – Polio vaccine developer
|
salsa |
5 |
- – Mexican restaurant condiment
- – Hot sauce
|
salt |
4 |
- – Preserve, in a way
- – It's shaken out
|
salute |
6 |
- – Respectful greeting
|
salve |
5 |
- – Medical application
|
same |
4 |
- – Matching
|
samson |
6 |
- – Old Testament strongman
|
san |
3 |
- – Honshu honorific
- – __ Quentin
|
sand |
4 |
- – Hourglass contents
- – Beach grains
|
sander |
6 |
- – Machine that makes wood smooth
|
sanders |
7 |
- – 1988 eisman winner Barry
|
sandiegorivera |
14 |
- – Mexican muralist in California?
|
sane |
4 |
- – Sound-minded
- – Not crazy
|
santa |
5 |
- – Nick name?
|
santo |
5 |
- – __ Domingo (capital of the Dominican Republic)
|
sao |
3 |
- – ___Paulo
|
sap |
3 |
- – Easy mark
|
sapphire |
8 |
- – September birthstone
|
saps |
4 |
- – Easy dupes
- – Dupes
|
sara |
4 |
- – First name in cakes
- – Poet Teasdale
|
sari |
4 |
- – Indian attire
|
sarong |
6 |
- – Polynesian wrap
|
sash |
4 |
- – Part of beauty pageant attire
|
sassed |
6 |
- – Talked back to
|
sassy |
5 |
- – Full of lip
|
sat |
3 |
- – Convened
|
satan |
5 |
- – 'Paradise Lost' character
|
sates |
5 |
- – Fills
- – Overindulges
|
satin |
5 |
- – Elegant dress
|
satire |
6 |
- – Spoof
|
sats |
4 |
- – Matinee days: abbr.
|
satupfor |
8 |
- – Awaited instead of sleeping
|
satyrs |
6 |
- – Man-goat beings
|
saudi |
5 |
- – Hejaz native
|
sausagecurl |
11 |
- – Tubular trees
|
savannahga |
10 |
- – City south of Hilton Head, SC
|
saver |
5 |
- – Word after time or money
|
savetime |
8 |
- – Skip over nonessentials, say
|
saw |
3 |
- – Tool with teeth
- – Toothed tool
|
sawdust |
7 |
- – '...___ restaurants with oyster-shells': Eliot
|
sawed |
5 |
- – Did a lumberjack's job
|
saws |
4 |
- – They go back and forth in the woods
|
say |
3 |
- – Recite
- – Put into words
|
saya |
4 |
- – 'Don't __ word!'
|
sayit |
5 |
- – 'Speak up!'
|
sayshi |
6 |
- – Waves, perhaps
|
sayso |
5 |
- – Authoriy
|
scalp |
5 |
- – Shampoo target
|
scamper |
7 |
- – Run like a chipmunk
|
scams |
5 |
- – Shell games
|
scan |
4 |
- – Read hastily
- – Peruse
|
scape |
5 |
- – Suffix meaning "scenery"
|
scar |
4 |
- – Capone feature
- – Wound reminder
- – 'Lion King' villain
|
scars |
5 |
- – Lasting marks
|
scats |
5 |
- – Skedaddles
|
scent |
5 |
- – Chanel No. 5, e.g.
|
scheme |
6 |
- – Collaborate sneakily
- – Collude (with)
|
schemes |
7 |
- – Plans
|
schmo |
5 |
- – Stupid jerk
|
scissorskick |
12 |
- – Sidestroke component
|
scoob |
5 |
- – Shaggy's pal, to Shaggy
|
score |
5 |
- – Teatime treat
|
scores |
6 |
- – Sportscast offering
|
scorpion |
8 |
- – Venomous arachnid
|
scot |
4 |
- – Many a bagpiper
|
scott |
5 |
- – F. __ Fitzgerald
|
scram |
5 |
- – 'Beat it!'
|
scrapegoat |
10 |
- – Fall guy
|
scrub |
5 |
- – Wash thoroughly
- – Prepare to operate
|
sea |
3 |
- – Baltic or Black
- – It might float your boat
- – Vast expanse
- – Caspian or North
- – Caribbean, e.g.
- – End of 'deep' locale
|
seal |
4 |
- – It might be presidential
|
sealers |
7 |
- – Deck basecoats
|
sealring |
8 |
- – Signet-bearing jewelry
|
seals |
5 |
- – Circus horn honkers
|
seam |
4 |
- – Baseball feature
- – It's in stitches
|
sean |
4 |
- – Actor Penn
|
sear |
4 |
- – Mark with a branding iron
|
seat |
4 |
- – Pants part
- – Senate slot
- – Stock exchange membership
- – '__ pay for this!'
- – Yours may be saved
|
seattle |
7 |
- – Puget Sound city
|
seattlelandsmen |
15 |
- – Might-have-been West Coast team
|
sec |
3 |
- – Part of a min
|
secession |
9 |
- – Movement led by South Carolina
|
second |
6 |
- – Duel personality
|
secret |
6 |
- – Hush-hush
|
sect |
4 |
- – Splinter group
- – Certain subdivision
- – Religious group
|
sedate |
6 |
- – Calm
|
see |
3 |
- – Wait partner
- – Get a look at
- – Comprehend
- – 'Understand?'
- – 'Get it?'
- – Drop in on
|
seed |
4 |
- – Bird feeder filler
|
seeds |
5 |
- – Tournament favorites
|
seedy |
5 |
- – Like some rye breads
- – Like a fleabag
|
seem |
4 |
- – Appear
|
seen |
4 |
- – Dated
- – Spotted
|
seep |
4 |
- – Ooze
|
seeps |
5 |
- – Permeates slowly
|
seer |
4 |
- – Clairvoyant
|
seered |
6 |
- – Grow irate
|
seers |
5 |
- – Fortunetellers
|
sees |
4 |
- – Pays a visit to
- – Gets a look at
|
seesaw |
6 |
- – Go up and down
|
seethe |
6 |
- – Do a slow burn
|
seeya |
5 |
- – 'I'm history!'
|
sega |
4 |
- – Big name in computer games
- – Video game brand name
|
seine |
5 |
- – Gardener's sackful
|
seldom |
6 |
- – Infrequently
|
sell |
4 |
- – Unload, as stock
- – Dispose of for cash
|
sem |
3 |
- – Grading period: Abbr.
|
semi |
4 |
- – One following a cab?
- – Big truck
- – Prefix for final
- – Interstate hauler
- – Rest stop sight
|
seminar |
7 |
- – College setting
|
semis |
5 |
- – Rounds of four
- – 18-wheelers
|
sen |
3 |
- – Rep. counterpart
|
senates |
7 |
- – Deliberative bodies
|
send |
4 |
- – Cell-phone button
- – E-mail, e.g.
|
sense |
5 |
- – Have a hunch
|
sent |
4 |
- – Dispatched
- – FedExed
|
sentence |
8 |
- – It's served in prison
|
sepia |
5 |
- – Old photo
|
sepoy |
5 |
- – Native Indian in the British Army
|
septic |
6 |
- – __ tank
|
septum |
6 |
- – Biological wall
|
ser |
3 |
- – Sun. message
|
serapes |
7 |
- – Dallas Cowboys' emblem
- – Sonora shawls
|
seraph |
6 |
- – First-order angel
|
serb |
4 |
- – Belgrade native
|
serbian |
7 |
- – Tesla, by birth
|
serbs |
5 |
- – Combatant in Kosovo
|
serene |
6 |
- – Unflappable
- – Unclouded
|
serf |
4 |
- – Peasant of yore
|
serg |
4 |
- – 'America's Puppet Master' Tony
|
serio |
5 |
- – Prefix with comic
|
serum |
5 |
- – Blood component
|
serve |
5 |
- – Start a tennis match
|
sesame |
6 |
- – __ oil
- – Street for children
|
sestet |
6 |
- – Type of stanza
- – sonnet section
|
set |
3 |
- – Contingent
- – Put in rollers
- – TV __
- – Gelled
|
seteyes |
7 |
- – __ on (see)
|
seti |
4 |
- – UFO Research gp.
|
sets |
4 |
- – Adjusts, as a clock
|
setsail |
7 |
- – Shove off
|
seuss |
5 |
- – 'Hop on Pop' author
|
sewinclined |
11 |
- – A seamstress should be ____?
|
sews |
4 |
- – Creates a seam, say
- – Attaches a sleeve, say
|
sexes |
5 |
- – Famous battle participants
|
sexy |
4 |
- – Alluring
|
sfz |
3 |
- – Emphatically, in mus.
|
shad |
4 |
- – River herrings
|
shag |
4 |
- – Carpet type
|
shags |
5 |
- – __ bit (slightly)
|
shah |
4 |
- – Bygone Mideast ruler
- – Overthrown Iranian leader
|
shakeup |
7 |
- – Reorganize, and then some
|
shaky |
5 |
- – Tending to shake
|
sham |
4 |
- – Pillow cover
|
shame |
5 |
- – Woodstock opener Richie
- – Ignominy
|
shamram |
7 |
- – Faux St. Louis gridder?
|
shamu |
5 |
- – SeaWorld performer
|
shaniatwain |
11 |
- – Country singer from Canada
|
shaq |
4 |
- – Former center O'Neal, casually
|
shark |
5 |
- – Predator
|
shaw |
4 |
- – Candida playwright
|
she |
3 |
- – That lady
- – Any ship
- – Seashell seller
- – '__-Devil' (Meryl Streep movie)
- – The lassie
- – "__ Loves You"
- – That woman
|
shea |
4 |
- – __ butter
- – Former NYC stadium
|
sheb |
4 |
- – Wooly of country
|
sheba |
5 |
- – Biblical queen's home
|
sheer |
5 |
- – Transparent
|
shelley |
7 |
- – 'Frankenstein' author
|
sheraton |
8 |
- – Hilton alternative
|
shield |
6 |
- – Protect
|
shinbone |
8 |
- – Often-bumped part of the leg
|
shire |
5 |
- – English county
|
shoe |
4 |
- – Clog, e.g.
|
shoo |
4 |
- – Chase away
|
shook |
5 |
- – Destabilized
|
shootat |
7 |
- – Cooking oil name
|
shop |
4 |
- – Haberdashery, e.g.
|
shoppers |
8 |
- – Mall visitors
|
shortstop |
9 |
- – Rizzuto was one
|
shortstory |
10 |
- – O'Henry specialty
|
shout |
5 |
- – Isley Brothers classic
|
shower |
6 |
- – April rain
|
shows |
5 |
- – Exhibits
|
shred |
5 |
- – Bit of evidence
|
shrewd |
6 |
- – cagey
- – Sharp, as a businessman
|
shrug |
5 |
- – Seem indifferent
|
shushes |
7 |
- – Requests for quiet
|
shy |
3 |
- – Averse to mixing
|
sib |
3 |
- – Bro, for one
|
sibyl |
5 |
- – Prophetess
|
sid |
3 |
- – Tom Sawyer's brother
- – Comic Caesar
|
sidea |
5 |
- – Where to start playing an LP
|
sideeffect |
10 |
- – Unintended consequence
|
siege |
5 |
- – Military tactic
|
siestas |
7 |
- – They may follow midday meals
|
sifts |
5 |
- – Puts through a sieve
|
sigh |
4 |
- – Breathy utterance
|
sign |
4 |
- – Leo, for one,
|
sill |
4 |
- – Flowerpot spot
|
silo |
4 |
- – Cylindrical storage tower
- – Grain storage structure
|
silt |
4 |
- – Bank deposit
|
sim |
3 |
- – Scrooge portrayer
- – Filmdom's Alistair
|
simi |
4 |
- – Go wild
|
sin |
3 |
- – Fall from grace
- – Wickedness
- – Cause for penitence
|
sinai |
5 |
- – Exodus high spot
- – Batlleground of 1967
- – Egyption peninsula
|
sincerely |
9 |
- – It can be yours at the end
|
sine |
4 |
- – Math ration
|
sing |
4 |
- – Carol
|
singe |
5 |
- – Blacken
|
sink |
4 |
- – Make, as a putt
|
sins |
4 |
- – Impieties
- – Opportunities for repentance
|
sip |
3 |
- – Sample
|
sir |
3 |
- – Title for two Beatles
- – Gent
|
sired |
5 |
- – Fathered
|
siren |
5 |
- – Sound of emergency
|
sis |
3 |
- – Bro's counterpart
- – Nickname in the family
|
sisi |
4 |
- – Pedro's affirmative
|
sissy |
5 |
- – Sitcom set at the Stratford Inn
- – Hardly a he-man
|
sit |
3 |
- – Perch (on)
- – Be in session
|
site |
4 |
- – Whereabouts
|
sites |
5 |
- – Internet destinations
|
sitin |
5 |
- – Protester's ploy
|
sitins |
6 |
- – Passive protests
|
sits |
4 |
- – Doesn't stand for it?
|
situated |
8 |
- – Placed
|
six |
3 |
- – TV evening news hour
|
skate |
5 |
- – Do axels, say
- – Emulate Sara Hughes
|
skatesonthinice |
15 |
- – Takes risks
|
skeet |
5 |
- – Airborne targets
|
skew |
4 |
- – Throw off, as poll results
|
skews |
5 |
- – Distorts
|
ski |
3 |
- – Enjoy a Winter Olympics sport
- – Go down a mountain
- – Go downhill
|
skier |
5 |
- – One on the run?
|
skill |
5 |
- – Expertise
|
skimp |
5 |
- – Be stingy with
|
skimpy |
6 |
- – Barely sufficient
|
skin |
4 |
- – By the __ of one's teeth
|
skirt |
5 |
- – Garment worn by women
|
skirted |
7 |
- – Sidestepped
|
skit |
4 |
- – Campfire entertainment
|
skoal |
5 |
- – Cheer with beer
|
skullcap |
8 |
- – Accessory for rabbis and popes
|
skunk |
5 |
- – Shut out
|
skye |
4 |
- – Inner Hebrides isle
|
skype |
5 |
- – Online call site
|
skyy |
4 |
- – Absolut alternative
|
slap |
4 |
- – Open-handed hit
|
slat |
4 |
- – Board in a bed
- – Blind part
|
slate |
5 |
- – Candidate list
|
slav |
4 |
- – Cossack, usually
|
slaves |
6 |
- – Toils (away)
|
slavish |
7 |
- – Name on a pencil
|
slaw |
4 |
- – Dogs and burgers side
|
sled |
4 |
- – Eskimo need
- – Winter racer
|
sledge |
6 |
- – Arctic transport
|
sleep |
5 |
- – Chorotherapy aids it
|
sleeps |
6 |
- – Naps
|
sleepy |
6 |
- – Bashful's buddy
|
sleet |
5 |
- – Wintry forecast
|
sleets |
6 |
- – Chilling downpours
|
slept |
5 |
- – Dropped off
- – Was out
|
slew |
4 |
- – Triple Crowner Seattle __
- – Large quantity
- – Big bunch
|
slid |
4 |
- – Went down in a hurry
|
sliest |
6 |
- – Most artful
|
slim |
4 |
- – Like a long shot's chances
|
slink |
5 |
- – Move sinuously
|
slip |
4 |
- – Docking spot
- – Ice hazard
- – Piece of paper
- – Minor mistake
|
slits |
5 |
- – Mask eyeholes
|
slo |
3 |
- – __-mo replay
- – __-mo camera
|
sloan |
5 |
- – 'Ixnay!'
- – 'The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit' author
|
sloe |
4 |
- – __ gin fizz
- – Tart plum
- – Tart fruit
|
sloop |
5 |
- – Sailing vessel
|
slop |
4 |
- – Pig's food
|
slow |
4 |
- – Boring
- – Hit the brakes
|
slums |
5 |
- – Some tenements
|
slurp |
5 |
- – Gross dinner sound
|
sly |
3 |
- – Like a footsie player
- – Foxy
|
slyasafox |
9 |
- – Very cunning
|
sma |
3 |
- – Little, in Lockerbie
|
small |
5 |
- – Like some talk
|
smallfry |
8 |
- – Indulgent song by (Hoagy Carmichael)
|
smee |
4 |
- – Barrie pirate
|
smit |
4 |
- – In love in the olden days
|
smoke |
5 |
- – Puff on a cigar
|
smote |
5 |
- – Struck, Biblically
|
smut |
4 |
- – Blue books?
|
snack |
5 |
- – Cinema counter purchase
|
snag |
4 |
- – Hose hole
|
snailmail |
9 |
- – Nonelectronic correspondence
|
snails |
6 |
- – French dish some find icky
|
snake |
5 |
- – Weave in and out
|
snakes |
6 |
- – Reptiles
- – Indy Jones' fear
|
snap |
4 |
- – A rice Krispies fellow
- – Flip out
- – Piece of cake
|
snapat |
6 |
- – Be short with
|
snapple |
7 |
- – Beverage
|
sneak |
5 |
- – Move furtively
|
snide |
5 |
- – Derogatory
|
sniff |
5 |
- – Haugty response
|
sniffle |
7 |
- – Cold symptom
|
snip |
4 |
- – Foul mood
- – Cut quickly
- – Make little cuts
|
snipe |
5 |
- – Make cutting remarks
|
snippy |
6 |
- – Impertinent
|
snips |
5 |
- – Cuts
|
snit |
4 |
- – Fit of pique
- – Foul mood
|
snitch |
6 |
- – Jailhouse fink
|
sno |
3 |
- – With [cats], winter vehicles
- – ___-cone
- – __-Caps
|
snow |
4 |
- – April or November surprise
- – Winter fall
|
snug |
4 |
- – Like a bug in a rug
|
soap |
4 |
- – It comes in cakes
- – 'One Life to Live,' e.g.
|
soc |
3 |
- – Informal major
|
socks |
5 |
- – Wallops
|
sod |
3 |
- – Ground cover
- – Grass section
- – Grass strip ready to plant
|
soda |
4 |
- – Pop
|
sodas |
5 |
- – Ball park quaffs
|
sodashop |
8 |
- – Teen hangout of yore
|
sofa |
4 |
- – Couch
- – Comfy spot
- – It may hide a bed
|
softball |
8 |
- – Diamond game
|
soften |
6 |
- – Rise and shine
|
softsell |
8 |
- – Non-agressive pitch
|
softtacos |
9 |
- – Mexican entree
|
soie |
4 |
- – Silk, in Strasbourg
|
sol |
3 |
- – Scale member
- – Spanish sun
- – Ending with aero
|
solder |
6 |
- – Fuse two pieces of metal
|
sole |
4 |
- – Exclusive
|
solicit |
7 |
- – Ask for
|
solids |
6 |
- – Cat-__-tails
|
solo |
4 |
- – Song for one
- – Aria, e.g.
- – Fly like Lindy
|
solos |
5 |
- – Songs for one person
|
solti |
5 |
- – Conductor Sir Georg
|
some |
4 |
- – A portion
|
son |
3 |
- – Family guy
- – Last word in many company names
- – Junior, usually
- – Bart, to Homer
|
sonar |
5 |
- – Antisub device
- – Sub-concious sensor?
|
songs |
5 |
- – Numbers
|
sony |
4 |
- – PlayStation producer
|
soo |
3 |
- – Jack of 'Barney Miller'
|
soon |
4 |
- – Not quite forthwith
- – Any minute now
- – In short order
|
sore |
4 |
- – Achy
|
sores |
5 |
- – Rough riders' woes
|
sorta |
5 |
- – IN a way, in slang
|
sos |
3 |
- – Maritime distress signal
- – 'Help!'
|
sosa |
4 |
- – He was a Ranger before he was a Cub
- – Slugger Sammy
|
sosos |
5 |
- – Fair
|
sot |
3 |
- – Boozehound
|
sou |
3 |
- – Worthless coin
|
soul |
4 |
- – Essence
|
soup |
4 |
- – Campbell's product
|
sourest |
7 |
- – Most rancid
|
sousa |
5 |
- – 'The March King'
|
southpaw |
8 |
- – Lefty
|
sowed |
5 |
- – Prepared oneself to reap
|
sox |
3 |
- – Boston team, for short
|
soya |
4 |
- – Protein bean
|
spa |
3 |
- – Spring resort
- – Karlsbad for one
- – Saratoga Springs, e.g.
- – Day __ (place for a pedicure)
- – Health resort
- – Hot tub
|
spade |
5 |
- – One in a dark suit
- – Not a heart, club or diamond
|
spam |
4 |
- – Junk email
|
spanishmain |
11 |
- – Booty location
|
spar |
4 |
- – Train with gloves
- – Go a few rounds
- – Practice boxing
- – Practice in the ring
- – Box
|
spas |
4 |
- – Fitness centers
- – Their jets don't fly
|
spasm |
5 |
- – Hiccup cause
|
spat |
4 |
- – Petty quarrel
- – Tiny tiff
- – Squablle
|
spatial |
7 |
- – Like a Zollner illusion
|
spear |
5 |
- – Plant shoot
|
spec |
4 |
- – __ sheet: guidelines
|
speck |
5 |
- – Very little bit
|
sped |
4 |
- – Went 80, say
- – Didn't dillydally
- – Went fast
|
spelt |
5 |
- – Took part in a bee
|
spend |
5 |
- – Go on a shopping spree
|
spent |
5 |
- – Exhausted
|
spfs |
4 |
- – Lotion nos.
|
sphere |
6 |
- – Area
- – Bubble, e.g.
|
spicy |
5 |
- – hot
|
spider |
6 |
- – Miss Muffet's visitor
|
spikes |
6 |
- – Some vollyball shots
|
spin |
4 |
- – Joyride
- – Play 'Wheel of Fortune'
- – Gyrate
|
spinet |
6 |
- – Parlor instrument
|
spins |
5 |
- – Whirls
|
spire |
5 |
- – Tapering top
|
spites |
6 |
- – Gets back at
|
spoil |
5 |
- – Go bad
|
spokesman |
9 |
- – Employee of a major bicycle manufacturing company?
|
spork |
5 |
- – Plastic utensil with short tines
|
sportingevents |
14 |
- – A type of series
|
sporty |
6 |
- – Casual, as clothes
|
spot |
4 |
- – Dick and Jane's dog
|
sprang |
6 |
- – Leaped
|
spray |
5 |
- – Lawn sprinkler output
- – Apply graffiti, in a way
|
spread |
6 |
- – Move apart
|
spree |
5 |
- – Shopaholics binge
|
spud |
4 |
- – Tater
|
spun |
4 |
- – Like cotton candy
|
spur |
4 |
- – Boot attachment
|
spy |
3 |
- – Covert operator
- – Use a hidden camera, say
|
sqft |
4 |
- – Carpeting meas.
|
sra |
3 |
- – Mexican Mrs.
- – Mme. across the Pyrenees
|
sri |
3 |
- – __ Lanka
|
sro |
3 |
- – Like hit shows
- – Full house sign
|
srta |
4 |
- – __ Lingus
|
ssa |
3 |
- – Org. funded by FICA
|
sse |
3 |
- – Vane dir.
- – Beirut-to-Mecca dir.
|
ssr |
3 |
- – Ukr., e.g., once
- – Cold War initials
|
sta |
3 |
- – Rwy. stop
|
stab |
4 |
- – Effort
- – Puncture
- – Attempt
|
stabat |
6 |
- – Take a __ (try)
|
stadt |
5 |
- – Köln or Nürnberg
|
stag |
4 |
- – Male deer
- – Particular to a region
|
stage |
5 |
- – Broadway platform
- – Part of a theater
|
stags |
5 |
- – Forest males
- – Bucks
|
staid |
5 |
- – Prim
|
stake |
5 |
- – Tent pitching need
|
stale |
5 |
- – Like an old cigar
- – Not fresh
|
staler |
6 |
- – More musty
|
stalk |
5 |
- – Snapdragon support
|
stan |
4 |
- – Getz of jazz
- – 1972 Wimbledon winner Smith
- – Laurel or Mikita
|
standsby |
8 |
- – Waits for instructions
|
staph |
5 |
- – Infectious bacteria, briefly
|
staple |
6 |
- – Piece of metal shot into paper
|
star |
4 |
- – Relevant, to lawyers
- – It's left of zero
- – U.S. flag feature
- – Part of a constellation
- – Leading
- – Symbols for a state on a flag
- – Celebrity
- – Lead
|
stardust |
8 |
- – Prom finale by (Hoagy Carmichael)
|
stare |
5 |
- – Gawk
|
starer |
6 |
- – Rubbernecker
|
starr |
5 |
- – Ringo of the Beatles
|
stars |
5 |
- – Great balls of fire
|
starship |
8 |
- – Space traveler
|
start |
5 |
- – Begin
|
starts |
6 |
- – Begins
|
stasi |
5 |
- – East German secret police
|
stat |
4 |
- – Photo finisher?
|
state |
5 |
- – Map division
|
statefair |
9 |
- – Fun place to go on rides and eat
|
stats |
5 |
- – Sports figures
|
stays |
5 |
- – Hangs around
- – Ropes for steadying masts
|
stds |
4 |
- – Norms: abbr
|
ste |
3 |
- – Fr. holy woman
- – Sault __ Marie
|
stead |
5 |
- – Position
|
steal |
5 |
- – Take without asking
- – Base runner's achievement
|
stealth |
7 |
- – Cat's asset
|
steeds |
6 |
- – 'Ben-Hur' chariot pullers
|
steep |
5 |
- – Very costly
|
steer |
5 |
- – Take the tiller
- – Direct
|
steered |
7 |
- – Directed
|
stela |
5 |
- – Inscribed pillar
|
stem |
4 |
- – Pipe part
- – Florist's unit
- – Forward part
- – Bud holder
- – Watch part
|
stenos |
6 |
- – Shorthand takers
|
step |
4 |
- – Dance lesson
- – Increase, with 'up'
- – Put one foot in front of the other
|
steps |
5 |
- – Household ladder, to Liverpudlians
|
stereo |
6 |
- – Multi-channel audio system
|
stern |
5 |
- – Endmost part of an aircraft
- – Uncompromising
|
stet |
4 |
- – Proof mark
- – Leave in
|
steve |
5 |
- – Allen or Martin
|
stevedallas |
11 |
- – 'Bloom County' character
|
steward |
7 |
- – Shipboard functionary
|
stews |
5 |
- – One-pot dinners
|
stickpin |
8 |
- – Foppish accessory
|
stile |
5 |
- – Steps over a fence
- – Part of a subway entrance
|
stilted |
7 |
- – Overly formal
|
stinko |
6 |
- – Well lit?
|
stir |
4 |
- – Use a swizzle stick
- – Cooking instruction
- – Geta move on
|
stirfries |
9 |
- – Side dish in a jail?
|
stlo |
4 |
- – WWII battle site
- – Town near Caen
|
stlouisordinals |
15 |
- – Might-have-been Midwest team
|
stlouispasteur |
14 |
- – French germ fighter in Missouri?
|
stoa |
4 |
- – Greek promenade
|
stoical |
7 |
- – Impassive
|
stokes |
6 |
- – Feeds, as a fire
|
stole |
5 |
- – Pilfered
|
stolen |
6 |
- – hot
|
stolid |
6 |
- – Unflappable
|
stomachs |
8 |
- – Tolerates
|
stone |
5 |
- – 14 pounds
|
stonewalled |
11 |
- – Used delaying tactics
|
stoniest |
8 |
- – Most unfeeling
|
stop |
4 |
- – "Knock it off!"
- – What to do 'in the name of love'
- – Cry fom one being tickled, perhaps
|
stopsign |
8 |
- – Red and white halter?
|
store |
5 |
- – Put away
|
stores |
6 |
- – Mall tenants
|
story |
5 |
- – Tale
|
stove |
5 |
- – Hot spot
|
stow |
4 |
- – Stash
|
strays |
6 |
- – Alley cats
|
streets |
7 |
- – Avenue Crossers
|
strep |
5 |
- – Throat bug, for short
|
stress |
6 |
- – Emphasize
|
strew |
5 |
- – Scatter
- – Scatter about
|
strikeup |
8 |
- – Start off
|
strip |
5 |
- – Divest
- – Take it all off
|
stroke |
6 |
- – Coxswain's command
|
strom |
5 |
- – Sen. Thurmond
|
strong |
6 |
- – Packing a punch
|
strongasanox |
12 |
- – Brawny
|
strop |
5 |
- – Sharpen a razor
|
struts |
6 |
- – Walks sassily
|
stub |
4 |
- – Writer's remains
|
stumble |
7 |
- – Make a misstep
|
stun |
4 |
- – Leave speechless
|
stunt |
5 |
- – Action movie feat
|
sty |
3 |
- – Oinker's place
- – Porker's pen
- – Pig's home
- – Place for porkers
|
styes |
5 |
- – Eye sores
|
style |
5 |
- – Eyelid swelling
- – Way of doing something
- – Counterpart of substance
|
styled |
6 |
- – Fashioned
|
stylet |
6 |
- – Engraving tool
|
stylets |
7 |
- – Engraving tools
|
stylus |
6 |
- – Phonograph needle
|
styx |
4 |
- – Charon's river
|
suave |
5 |
- – Debonair
|
sub |
3 |
- – Second-stringer
- – Big sandwich
|
such |
4 |
- – Of like kind
|
sugarbeet |
9 |
- – sweet vegetable
|
sugarcoat |
9 |
- – Make easier to swallow
|
suit |
4 |
- – Three-piece apparel
- – Three-piece
|
sulu |
4 |
- – 'Star Trek' navigator
|
sum |
3 |
- – I am, to Caesar
|
summa |
5 |
- – Diploma word
|
summit |
6 |
- – Peak
|
sun |
3 |
- – Closest star to the Earth, with 'the'
- – Symbol on Japan's flag
|
sunset |
6 |
- – Dusk
|
sure |
4 |
- – 'Absolutely!'
|
surf |
4 |
- – Ride a surfboard
- – Breakers
|
susie |
5 |
- – 'If You Knew ___' (Eddie Cantor favorite)
|
suv |
3 |
- – Ford Explorer, e.g.
|
sven |
4 |
- – Common Swedish name
|
swab |
4 |
- – Q-Tip
- – Wield a mop
|
swag |
4 |
- – Booty, in slang
|
swampbuggies |
12 |
- – Vehicles in Pogo's garage
|
swans |
5 |
- – Certain Tchaikovsky ballet characters
|
swap |
4 |
- – Give and take
- – Cashless deal
|
swear |
5 |
- – Talk a blue streak?
|
sweetcharity |
12 |
- – 1966 musical starring Gwen Verdon
|
sweetens |
8 |
- – Adds, as to the pot
|
swit |
4 |
- – Holihan on 'M*A*S*H'
|
swoop |
5 |
- – Zoom down
|
syd |
3 |
- – A Chaplin
- – Singer-songwriter Barrett
|
syn |
3 |
- – Dictionary entry: abbr.
|
syne |
4 |
- – End of a New Year's Eve song
- – 'Auld Lang ___'
|
syrian |
6 |
- – From Damascus, e.g.
|
syrup |
5 |
- – Pancake topper
|
syst |
4 |
- – Part of GPS
|
system |
6 |
- – Modus operandi
|
systems |
7 |
- – Analyst's concern
|