| Sat for art's sake | 22 |
| Sat for one's portrait | 26 |
| Sat in the hot seat, perhaps | 28 |
| Sat in the passenger seat | 25 |
| Sat in the wine cellar | 22 |
| Sat next to the driver | 22 |
| Sat on a sill, as a pie | 23 |
| SAT overseer, formerly | 22 |
| SAT question, formerly | 22 |
| Sat still for a sculptor | 24 |
| SAT takers' equipment | 25 |
| SAT takers, frequently | 22 |
| SAT's A, B, C or D | 22 |
| Sat-upon trio, anatomically | 27 |
| Sat. rehearsals, perhaps | 24 |
| Satan is often seen with one | 28 |
| Satan or angel follower | 23 |
| Satan's little helpers | 26 |
| Satan's specialties | 23 |
| Satan's stock in trade | 26 |
| Satan's workstation? | 24 |
| Satan, with "the" | 27 |
| Satanic nation in Revelation | 28 |
| Satchel in Cooperstown | 22 |
| Satchel in the Hall of Fame | 27 |
| Satchel of Cooperstown | 22 |
| Satchel of pitching fame | 24 |
| Satchel Paige's real name | 29 |
| Satchels for opera singers? | 27 |
| Satchmo's first name | 24 |
| Satchmo's instrument | 24 |
| Satchmo's singing style | 27 |
| Satchmo's specialty | 23 |
| Satellite dish alternative | 26 |
| Satellite dish ancestor | 23 |
| Satellite dish curve shape | 26 |
| Satellite dish producer | 23 |
| Satellite feed element | 22 |
| Satellite in a 1962 hit | 23 |
| Satellite launched 10/4/57 | 26 |
| Satellite launched in 1962 | 26 |
| Satellite launched in 1966 | 26 |
| Satellite launched in 1986 | 26 |
| Satellite launched on 12/6/66 | 29 |
| Satellite launching stages | 26 |
| Satellite letters: 1962-75 | 26 |
| Satellite navigation letters | 28 |
| Satellite service since 2001 | 28 |
| Satellite signal receiver | 25 |
| Satellite signal receptor | 25 |
| Satellite superstation | 22 |
| Satellite transmission | 22 |
| Satellite TV receivers | 22 |
| Satellite, by definition | 24 |
| Satellite, to its planet | 24 |
| Satellite-based car option | 26 |
| Satellite-dish alternative | 26 |
| Satellite-fed car option | 24 |
| Satellite-launching missile | 27 |
| Satellite-link alternative | 26 |
| Satellite-tracking program | 26 |
| Satiric cartoonist Peter | 24 |
| Satiric weekly newspaper | 24 |
| Satirical HBO interviewer | 25 |
| Satirical horror-metal band | 27 |
| Satirical magazine since 1952 | 29 |
| Satirical novelist Stanley | 26 |
| Satirical novelist Waugh | 24 |
| Satirical play of 1921 | 22 |
| Satirical Randy Newman song | 27 |
| Satirical theater production | 28 |
| Satirical weekly newspaper | 26 |
| Satirist's quality | 22 |
| Satirist's retort? | 22 |
| Satirist's specialty | 24 |
| Satirize without mercy | 22 |
| Satirize, with "up" | 29 |
| Satisfaction of a sort | 22 |
| Satisfactory in every respect | 29 |
| Satisfactory, in slanguage | 26 |
| Satisfied a certain pang | 24 |
| Satisfied another's whim | 28 |
| Satisfied enough for now | 24 |
| Satisfied one's hunger | 26 |
| Satisfied serval's sound | 28 |
| Satisfied with oneself | 22 |
| Satisfied, as a thirst | 22 |
| Satisfied, as an obligation | 27 |
| Satisfied-buyer's words | 27 |
| Satisfies a certain urge | 24 |
| Satisfies the munchies | 22 |
| Satisfies, and then some | 24 |
| Satisfies, as baser instincts | 29 |
| Satisfy one's wanderlust | 28 |
| Satisfy the store owner | 23 |
| Satisfy, as a deadline | 22 |
| Satisfy, as a mortgage | 22 |
| Satisfying psychotherapy? | 25 |
| Satisfying thing to get | 23 |
| Saturate store shelves | 22 |