| Short-lived '90s Disney president | 37 |
| Short-lived "Sanford and Son" spinoff | 47 |
| Short-lived 1970s variety show, or its host | 43 |
| Short-lived 2001 sitcom about a chef | 36 |
| Short-lived ABC drama "___ Stone" | 43 |
| Short-lived Christina Ricci television series | 45 |
| Short-lived early 1970s Robert Conrad drama | 43 |
| Short-lived economic expansion of the late 1990s | 48 |
| Short-lived Egypt-Syria union: Abbr. | 36 |
| Short-lived English king of 1483 | 32 |
| Short-lived Middle Eastern federation (Abbr.) | 45 |
| Short-lived Mideast federation (Abbr.) | 38 |
| Short-lived Mideast union (abbr.) | 33 |
| Short-lived republic founded in 1836 | 36 |
| Short-lived series "--- Stone" | 40 |
| Short-lived sitcom spinoff of the 1980s | 39 |
| Short-order cook on "2 Broke Girls" | 45 |
| Short-order cook's theme song? | 34 |
| Short-order cook's workplace | 32 |
| Short-sheeting a bed, TP'ing a house, etc. | 46 |
| Short-sleeved shirts with collars | 33 |
| Short-story writer born H.H. Munro | 34 |
| Short-story writer known as Saki | 32 |
| Short-tailed rodent from a Massachusetts college? | 49 |
| Short-tempered person's malady? | 35 |
| Short-term Arizona State employee? | 34 |
| Short-term investment, for short | 32 |
| Short-term solution, so to speak | 32 |
| Short-term worker who causes utter disaster? | 44 |
| Short-___ (lasting only a little while) | 39 |
| Shortcut in a chase scene, maybe | 32 |
| Shortcut on the way to getting a six-pack | 41 |
| Shortcut to the psychiatrist's office? | 42 |
| Shortcuts for complex multiplication | 36 |
| Shortened 2005 Adam Sandler remake? | 35 |
| Shortened form in shortened form | 32 |
| Shortened form, in shortened form | 33 |
| Shortened Persian version of a Muni film | 40 |
| Shortened title of a 17th-century allegory | 42 |
| Shortened version of a written work | 35 |
| Shortened word in college catalogs | 34 |
| Shortened word on a yellow street sign | 38 |
| Shortened, as a law review article | 34 |
| Shortening in a Rachael Ray recipe? | 35 |
| Shortening often used in cookie recipes | 39 |
| Shortening often used in cookie recipes? | 40 |
| Shortening substitute from the sty | 34 |
| Shorter sides of a right triangle | 33 |
| Shortest book in the Hebrew Bible | 33 |
| Shortest distance between two points | 36 |
| Shortest player to win the NBA Slam Dunk contest | 48 |
| Shortest-named of Earth's seven | 35 |
| Shortest-reigning pope of the last 400 years | 44 |
| Shortest-titled film to win Best Picture | 40 |
| Shorthand before offering one's POV | 39 |
| Shorthand for "I believe" | 35 |
| Shorthand system introduced in 1888 | 35 |
| Shorthand system inventor Pitman | 32 |
| Shortly after quitting time, for many | 37 |
| Shortly after quitting time, for some | 37 |
| Shorts, when preceded by "two" | 40 |
| Shortstop Aybar who was a 2011 Gold Glove winner | 48 |
| Shortstop called "The Wizard of Oz" | 45 |
| Shortstop Chacon of the 1962 Mets | 33 |
| Shortstop Luis with nine Gold Gloves | 36 |
| Shortstop nicknamed "Captain Clutch" | 46 |
| Shortstop nicknamed "Little Louie" | 44 |
| Shortstop nicknamed the "Wizard of Oz" | 48 |
| Shortstop Vizquel who has 11 Gold Gloves | 40 |
| Shortstop Vizquel with 10 Gold Gloves | 37 |
| Shortstop who played for Durocher | 33 |
| Shortstop who won 13 Gold Glove Awards | 38 |
| Shortstop-turned-ESPN analyst Garciaparra | 41 |
| Shortwave broadcaster in 46 languages | 37 |
| Shoshone who accompanied Lewis and Clark | 40 |
| Shostakovich opera, with "The" | 40 |
| Shostakovich's "Babi ___" Symphony | 48 |
| Shot a baseball pitcher may take | 32 |
| Shot caught w/a telephoto lens (hyph.) | 38 |
| Shot for those who have mastered English? | 41 |
| Shot from the Civil War, perhaps | 32 |
| Shot given after stepping on a nail | 35 |
| Shot in the doctor's office? | 32 |
| Shot of whiskey downed in a hurry? | 34 |
| Shot pioneered by Wilt Chamberlain | 34 |
| Shot taken at the hospital?: Abbr. | 34 |
| Shot taken just before the game clock expires | 45 |
| Shot that doesn't require putting? | 38 |
| Shot that moves across a landscape | 34 |
| Shot that's completely off the mark | 39 |
| Shot that's tricky to return | 32 |
| Shot you'd never take a mulligan on | 39 |
| Shotgun-toting "wabbit" hunter | 40 |
| Shots from the Civil War, perhaps | 33 |
| Shots from the foul line (Abbr.) | 32 |
| Shots preceding kills, in volleyball | 36 |
| Shots that are hard to come by in some bars | 43 |
| Shotz Brewery worker of 70's TV | 35 |
| Should it be required, after "if" | 43 |
| Should the situation call for it | 32 |