| Stamp of meat approval | 22 |
| Stamp on a packing list | 23 |
| Stamp on domestic goods | 23 |
| Stamp on some sale garments | 27 |
| Stamp or coin producer | 22 |
| Stamp over, as a milk carton | 28 |
| Stamp purchase, perhaps | 23 |
| Stamp seller on base: Abbr. | 27 |
| Stamp sellers, for short | 24 |
| Stamp's place: Abbr. | 24 |
| Stamp-collecting, e.g. | 22 |
| Stamp-collector's unit | 26 |
| Stamp-of-approval letters | 25 |
| Stamped by machine, as mail | 27 |
| Stamped correspondence | 22 |
| Stamped return env., e.g. | 25 |
| Stampeders lineman Don | 22 |
| Stampeders of the Serengeti | 27 |
| Stampless correspondence | 24 |
| Stampless I.R.S. submission | 27 |
| Stamps and sends again | 22 |
| Stamps one's approval | 25 |
| Stamps' destinations | 24 |
| Stan Getz's instrument | 26 |
| Stan Getz's instruments | 27 |
| Stan Kowalski's wife | 24 |
| Stan Laurel creation, often | 27 |
| Stan Laurel's co-star | 25 |
| Stan or Shelley of South Park | 29 |
| Stan the Man's teammate | 27 |
| Stan who created Spider-Man | 27 |
| Stan's comedic partner | 26 |
| Stan's comedy partner | 25 |
| Stan's comic buddy | 22 |
| Stan's comical partner | 26 |
| Stan's film partner | 23 |
| Stan's foil, in old films | 29 |
| Stan's pal in old films | 27 |
| Stan's partner in comedy | 28 |
| Stan's partner, for short | 29 |
| Stan's rotund partner | 25 |
| Stan's simpering sidekick | 29 |
| Stan's slapstick partner | 28 |
| Stan's slapstick sidekick | 29 |
| Stan's slow-burning foil | 28 |
| Stance for a hunting dog | 24 |
| Stance in a fashion magazine | 28 |
| Stance in a Monterrey studio? | 29 |
| Stance on tariffs, say | 22 |
| Stand against a wall, perhaps | 29 |
| Stand against the wall | 22 |
| Stand against the wall, maybe | 29 |
| Stand around the mall? | 22 |
| Stand behind a boat, say | 24 |
| Stand behind, sheepishly? | 25 |
| Stand for a lot of things | 25 |
| Stand for a photographer | 24 |
| Stand for an idiot box | 22 |
| Stand for artistic expression | 29 |
| Stand for Cecil Beaton | 22 |
| Stand for certain things | 24 |
| Stand for hanging duds | 22 |
| Stand for music in the park | 27 |
| Stand for one's meal? | 25 |
| Stand for the deceased | 22 |
| Stand for the singers? | 22 |
| Stand in a queue for, say | 25 |
| Stand in an art studio | 22 |
| Stand in front of an audience | 29 |
| Stand in good __ (be useful) | 28 |
| Stand in the great hall? | 24 |
| Stand offering, briefly | 23 |
| Stand on an airplane, maybe | 27 |
| Stand on both sides of | 22 |
| Stand on the dinner table | 25 |
| Stand something on its head | 27 |
| Stand still for a sculptor | 26 |
| Stand taken by a debater | 24 |
| Stand the test of time | 22 |
| Stand the ___ (bear up) | 23 |
| Stand under a hot dish | 22 |
| Stand under something hot | 25 |
| Stand up and be counted | 23 |
| Stand up for (oneself) | 22 |
| Stand up in the Senate? | 23 |
| Stand used for shaping tiles | 28 |
| Stand with a concave head | 25 |
| Stand with open shelves | 23 |
| Stand __ foot (be balanced) | 27 |
| Stand-in for omitted items | 26 |
| Stand-in for unnamed others | 27 |
| Stand-ins for buildings | 23 |
| Stand-out performances | 22 |
| Stand-up comedian Caroline | 26 |
| Stand-up comedian Christopher | 29 |
| Stand-up comedian Louis | 23 |
| Stand-up comedian Philips | 25 |
| Stand-up comedian Richard | 25 |
| Stand-up comic Boosler | 22 |
| Stand-up comic Margaret | 23 |