| Stein-Plimpton biography | 24 |
| SteinÂ’s salon co-host | 25 |
| Steinbeck migrant worker | 24 |
| Steinbeck title closer | 22 |
| Steinbeck title direction | 25 |
| Steinbeck title emotion | 23 |
| Steinbeck title locale | 22 |
| Steinbeck title opener | 22 |
| Steinbeck title sphere | 22 |
| Steinbeck title starter | 23 |
| Steinbeck title varmints | 24 |
| Steinbeck's Adam ___ | 24 |
| Steinbeck's birthplace | 26 |
| Steinbeck's half-wit | 24 |
| Steinbeck's hometown | 24 |
| Steinbeck's Joads, e.g. | 27 |
| Steinbeck's Ma, Pa or Tom | 29 |
| Steinbeck's middle name | 27 |
| Steinbeck's poodle | 22 |
| Steinbeck's was wayward | 27 |
| Steinbeck's ___ Small | 25 |
| Steinbrenner or Springsteen | 27 |
| Steinbrenner's squad | 24 |
| Steinbrenner, to a Yankee | 25 |
| Steinbrenner, to the Yankees | 28 |
| Steinhauer of the L.P.G.A. | 26 |
| Steinway with a wood finish? | 28 |
| Steinway's partners? | 24 |
| Stella -- (lager brand) | 23 |
| Stella Artois, par exemple | 26 |
| Stella d'___ cookies | 24 |
| Stella ___ (Belgian beer) | 25 |
| Stella ___ (biscuit brand) | 26 |
| Stella ___ (cookie brand) | 25 |
| Stellar tennis servers | 22 |
| Stelmach and Goldenberg | 23 |
| Stem of a Christmas plant | 25 |
| Stem used for wickerwork | 24 |
| Stem's counterpart | 22 |
| Stem-to-stern projections | 25 |
| Stem-to-stern stabilizer | 24 |
| Stemless tropical plant | 23 |
| Stemmed drinking glass | 22 |
| Stemmed drinking glasses | 24 |
| Stemmed from earlier song | 25 |
| Stendahl's real name | 24 |
| Stendhal's real name | 24 |
| Stengel and McGraw: Abbr. | 25 |
| Stengel or Berra: Abbr. | 23 |
| Stengel's bailiwick, once | 29 |
| Stengel's last team | 23 |
| Stengel's status: Abbr. | 27 |
| Stengel's Yankees, e.g. | 27 |
| Steno's accessories | 23 |
| Steno's keyboard speed | 26 |
| Steno's kind of bar | 23 |
| Steno's need, sometimes | 27 |
| Steno's work hazard | 23 |
| Stenog's occasional mark | 28 |
| Stenographer's need | 23 |
| Stenographer's skill | 24 |
| Stenographers' needs | 24 |
| Stenos et al., perhaps | 22 |
| Stentorian, in music notation | 29 |
| Step 1: Highlight this answer | 29 |
| Step above confidential | 23 |
| Step across the Seine? | 22 |
| Step after "write" | 28 |
| Step aside, judicially | 22 |
| Step back into a scene | 22 |
| Step before setting the date | 28 |
| Step before the major leagues | 29 |
| Step below a hurricane | 22 |
| Step during a house sale | 24 |
| Step for Cynthia Gregory | 24 |
| Step in "Swan Lake" | 29 |
| Step in a meringue recipe | 25 |
| Step in a pizza recipe? | 23 |
| Step in ceramic making | 22 |
| Step in getting a license | 25 |
| Step into character, e.g. | 25 |
| Step into one's footsteps | 29 |
| Step on it to step on it | 24 |
| Step on it to step on it? | 25 |
| Step on the plate, e.g. | 23 |
| Step one of an invention | 24 |
| Step or grand follower | 22 |
| Step over the line, perhaps | 27 |
| Step proudly, as a horse | 24 |
| Step stealthily, informally | 27 |
| Step to the front of the band | 29 |
| Step up from unemployment | 25 |
| Step-by-step procedures | 23 |
| Stephane Dion ________ | 22 |
| Stephanie Zimbalist's dad | 29 |
| Stephen of Ben Hur | 22 |
| Stephen Amell TV series | 23 |
| Stephen Colbert, for one | 24 |
| Stephen Crane's was red | 27 |
| Stephen Foster classic | 22 |