| Skywalker's father | 22 |
| Skywalker's friend | 22 |
| Skywalker's mentor | 22 |
| Skywalker's nemesis | 23 |
| Skywalker's sister | 22 |
| Skywalker's teacher | 23 |
| Skywalker, to his pals | 22 |
| SkywalkerÂ’s teacher | 23 |
| Skyway regulation grp. | 22 |
| Skywriting, e.g. (abbr.) | 24 |
| Skyy shelfmate, familiarly | 26 |
| Slab at the base of a column | 28 |
| Slab of chocolate, e.g. | 23 |
| Slack off on the job, maybe | 27 |
| Slack-jawed and amazed | 22 |
| Slack-jawed expression | 22 |
| Slacken, with "off" | 29 |
| Slacken, with "up" | 28 |
| Slackening bar on a loom | 24 |
| Slackening in tempo: Abbr. | 26 |
| Slackens, with "up" | 29 |
| Slacker's cleaning method | 29 |
| Slacker's courseload | 24 |
| Slacker's opposite | 22 |
| Slackers and couch potatoes | 27 |
| Slackers and loafers, e.g. | 26 |
| Slacks or shirt material | 24 |
| Slade bassist/songwriter | 24 |
| Slain Dutch statesman: 1672 | 27 |
| Slain Egyptian leader: 1981 | 27 |
| Slain Italian leader: 1978 | 26 |
| Slain shepherd of Scripture | 27 |
| Slain sibling in the Bible | 26 |
| Slake one's thirst | 22 |
| Slalom champion Alberto | 23 |
| Slalom skier's path | 23 |
| Slalom skiing obstacle | 22 |
| Slam a volleyball down | 22 |
| Slam dunk, so to speak | 22 |
| Slam on a court, perhaps | 24 |
| Slam on the brakes, e.g. | 24 |
| Slam one's foot down | 24 |
| Slam ___, in basketball | 23 |
| Slam-bang tennis server | 23 |
| Slam-dance, 90's-style | 26 |
| Slam-on-brakes evidence | 23 |
| Slammer isolation cells | 23 |
| Slammin' Chicagoan | 22 |
| Slammin' Sam and kin | 25 |
| Slammin' Sam and family | 27 |
| Slammin' Sam of golf | 24 |
| Slammin' Sam of the links | 29 |
| Slammin' Sam rival | 22 |
| Slammin' Sammy (not Sosa) | 29 |
| Slammin' Sammy of golf | 26 |
| Slamming on the brakes, e.g. | 28 |
| Slander or trespass, e.g. | 25 |
| Slander's counterpart | 25 |
| Slandered on the stump | 22 |
| Slanderous insinuation | 22 |
| Slanderous, by definition | 25 |
| Slang expert Partridge | 22 |
| Slang for a basketball assist | 29 |
| Slang for a British coin | 24 |
| Slang for cheap restaurant | 26 |
| Slang for nasty person | 22 |
| Slang lexicographer Partridge | 29 |
| Slangsters' uncles | 22 |
| Slangy "Beats me!" | 28 |
| Slangy "buddies" | 26 |
| Slangy "Excellent!" | 29 |
| Slangy "No reason" | 28 |
| Slangy "No way" | 25 |
| Slangy "okay" | 23 |
| Slangy "Quiet!" | 25 |
| Slangy "Really?" | 26 |
| Slangy "So long!" | 27 |
| Slangy "so long" | 26 |
| Slangy "Superb!" | 26 |
| Slangy "sure!" | 24 |
| Slangy "sure" | 23 |
| Slangy "yes" | 22 |
| Slangy 50's suffix | 22 |
| Slangy advertising suffix | 25 |
| Slangy Alexander Hamilton | 25 |
| Slangy business suffix | 22 |
| Slangy cause of unease | 22 |
| Slangy command to a braggart | 28 |
| Slangy comment of optimism | 26 |
| Slangy commercial suffix | 24 |
| Slangy ending for buck | 22 |
| Slangy forecaster's word | 28 |
| Slangy name for a stranger | 26 |
| Slangy opposite of 'tis | 27 |
| Slangy prefix for Cat or suit | 29 |
| Slangy reversal of direction | 28 |
| Slangy sound of a punch | 23 |
| Slangy sound of discomfort | 26 |
| Slangy stocking stuffer | 23 |
| Slangy street greeting | 22 |