| Skinflints' opposites | 25 |
| Skinnay, the bandleader | 23 |
| Skinned elbow aftermath? | 24 |
| Skinned knee, say, to a tot | 27 |
| Skinned knee, to a toddler | 26 |
| Skinned knee, to a tot | 22 |
| Skinny guy's nickname | 25 |
| Skinny one's feature | 24 |
| Skinny or small, probably | 25 |
| Skinny pump designation | 23 |
| Skinny-legged trotters | 22 |
| Skintight garment, sometimes | 28 |
| Skip a stone across water | 25 |
| Skip and jump preceder | 22 |
| Skip and jump predecessor | 25 |
| Skip church, in a way? | 22 |
| Skip commercials, slangily | 26 |
| Skip day organizers: Abbr. | 26 |
| Skip Day participants: Abbr. | 28 |
| Skip Gates incident, e.g. | 25 |
| Skip lectures and such? | 23 |
| Skip out on an obligation | 25 |
| Skip out on the big wedding | 27 |
| Skip over in pronouncing | 24 |
| Skip over in pronunciation | 26 |
| Skip over nonessentials, say | 28 |
| Skip over water, as stones | 26 |
| Skip over, as a syllable | 24 |
| Skip over, in a replay | 22 |
| Skip Thanksgiving leftovers? | 28 |
| Skip the elaborate ceremony | 27 |
| Skip the fancy ceremony | 23 |
| Skip the wedding march | 22 |
| Skip town with a lover | 22 |
| Skip, as a stone on water | 25 |
| Skip, as stones on water | 24 |
| Skip, with "out" | 26 |
| Skipjack and yellowfin | 22 |
| Skipjack herring, e.g. | 22 |
| Skipjack or bluefin, e.g. | 25 |
| Skipjacks and bluefins | 22 |
| Skipped a trip to Belgium? | 26 |
| Skipped over in pronunciation | 29 |
| Skipped over in speech | 22 |
| Skipped past with a remote | 26 |
| Skipped seconds, perhaps | 24 |
| Skipped the big wedding | 23 |
| Skipped the restaurant | 22 |
| Skipped the subway and bus | 26 |
| Skipped the subway, say | 23 |
| Skipped, as in printing | 23 |
| Skipper Conner's demands? | 29 |
| Skipper of the Nautilus | 23 |
| Skipper who landed on Ararat | 28 |
| Skipper who sailed to Colchis | 29 |
| Skipper's direction | 23 |
| Skipper's distress call | 27 |
| Skipper's headache | 22 |
| Skipper's opposite | 22 |
| Skipper's syllable | 22 |
| Skipper's syllable, maybe | 29 |
| Skipper, to Barbie, briefly | 27 |
| Skippy's most famous role | 29 |
| Skips a certain ceremony | 24 |
| Skips a stone on water | 22 |
| Skips a turn voluntarily | 24 |
| Skips around, in a way | 22 |
| Skips commercials, in a way | 27 |
| Skips over in pronunciation | 27 |
| Skips over, as a syllable | 25 |
| Skips over, as with a mouse | 27 |
| Skips past commercials | 22 |
| Skips, as ads on a taped show | 29 |
| Skips, as stones on water | 25 |
| Skirt ... van ... computer | 26 |
| Skirt almost to the ankle | 25 |
| Skirt feature, perhaps | 22 |
| Skirt feature, sometimes | 24 |
| Skirt for ballet class | 22 |
| Skirt for Gelsey Kirkland | 25 |
| Skirt hemmed at the calf | 24 |
| Skirt in a Degas painting | 25 |
| Skirt that shows off legs | 25 |
| Skirt with a safety pin | 23 |
| Skirt with layers of netting | 28 |
| Skirt worn by ballerinas | 24 |
| Skirt worn with toe shoes | 25 |
| Skirt's bottom line | 23 |
| Skirt's complement | 22 |
| Skirt's outskirts? | 22 |
| Skirts and shirts, e.g. | 23 |
| Skirts of a certain length | 26 |
| Skirts smaller than minis | 25 |
| Skis with high-speed turns | 26 |
| Skis' forward ends | 22 |
| Skis, boots, masks, etc. | 24 |
| Skitch Henderson trademark | 26 |
| Skittle or potsy, e.g. | 22 |
| Skittles' associate | 23 |
| Skivvies' old cousins | 25 |