| Snack first created in 1912 | 27 |
| Snack for a health nut | 22 |
| Snack for a surgeonfish | 23 |
| Snack for Chip or Dale | 22 |
| Snack introduced in 1912 | 24 |
| Snack item next to a dip bowl | 29 |
| Snack items since 1912 | 22 |
| Snack machine inserts, often | 28 |
| Snack maker's gizmo | 23 |
| Snack named for an earl | 23 |
| Snack of nuts, raisins, etc. | 28 |
| Snack sensations since 1912 | 27 |
| Snack served with beer | 22 |
| Snack since the 1890's | 26 |
| Snack spot on Acela (Jordan) | 28 |
| Snack that leaves a residue | 27 |
| Snack with a cream center | 25 |
| Snack with a creamy middle | 26 |
| Snack with a floral design | 26 |
| Snack with a removable top | 26 |
| Snack with carne asada, maybe | 29 |
| Snack, after "have" | 29 |
| SnackÂ’s counterpart | 23 |
| Snacker's activity | 22 |
| Snacking (on) to excess | 23 |
| Snacks at a Spanish bar | 23 |
| Snacks eaten from trays | 23 |
| Snacks for an all-nighter? | 26 |
| Snacks for certain dogs? | 24 |
| Snacks for leading ladies? | 26 |
| Snacks for the skipper? | 23 |
| Snacks in Santa Rosalia | 23 |
| Snacks not needing an oven | 26 |
| Snacks often eaten inside out | 29 |
| Snacks often served with milk | 29 |
| Snacks packaged in trays | 24 |
| Snacks served with cerveza | 26 |
| Snacks with three layers | 24 |
| SnackWell's shelfmate | 25 |
| Snaffle or pelham, e.g. | 23 |
| Snaffle-bit attachment | 22 |
| Snagglepuss, signing off | 24 |
| Snail mail alternative | 22 |
| Snail on "la carte" | 29 |
| Snail ___ (endangered fish) | 27 |
| Snail ___ (threatened fish) | 27 |
| Snail's antithesis | 22 |
| Snail's protection | 22 |
| Snail, on a French menu | 23 |
| Snail-mail alternative | 22 |
| Snail-mail attachments | 22 |
| Snail-mail correspondents | 25 |
| Snail-mail system (Abbr.) | 25 |
| Snake "talk" | 22 |
| Snake along the Nile River | 26 |
| Snake charmer's catch | 25 |
| Snake charmer's clarinet | 28 |
| Snake charmer's patter? | 27 |
| Snake charmer's snake | 25 |
| Snake charmers' captives | 28 |
| Snake charmers' snakes | 26 |
| Snake dance participants | 24 |
| Snake eyes at a casino | 22 |
| Snake in the grass, e.g. | 24 |
| Snake in the grass, literally | 29 |
| Snake in the grass, perhaps | 27 |
| Snake in the grass, really | 26 |
| Snake in the sea grass | 22 |
| Snake of a venomous family | 26 |
| Snake of southwestern Europe | 28 |
| Snake oil police, briefly | 25 |
| Snake oil salesman kin | 22 |
| Snake oil salesman's sale | 29 |
| Snake oil, purportedly | 22 |
| Snake oil, so it's said | 27 |
| Snake or alligator, e.g. | 24 |
| Snake or bear follower | 22 |
| Snake or calculating person | 27 |
| Snake or cat, on occasion | 25 |
| Snake or worm, among others | 27 |
| Snake River Canyon jumper | 25 |
| Snake River Plain locale | 24 |
| Snake seen in the Nile | 22 |
| Snake that eats other snakes | 28 |
| Snake that killed a queen | 25 |
| Snake that killed Cleopatra | 27 |
| Snake that squeezes its prey | 28 |
| Snake venom, for example | 24 |
| Snake with a flat neck | 22 |
| Snake with a flattening neck | 28 |
| Snake with a nasty bite | 23 |
| Snake with a puff variety | 25 |
| Snake with a sore throat? | 25 |
| Snake with a talk show? | 23 |
| Snake with an upturned snout | 28 |
| Snake's balderdash? | 23 |
| Snake's place, in part | 26 |
| Snake's relatives? | 22 |
| Snake's seaside shelter? | 28 |
| Snake's sibilant sound | 26 |