| Stay-at-home ones, perhaps | 26 |
| Stay-put hair roller material | 29 |
| Staycation activity, briefly | 28 |
| Staycation benefit, for short | 29 |
| Stayed home for dinner | 22 |
| Stayed in the closet, perhaps | 29 |
| Stayed out without a cap on? | 28 |
| Stayed too long at the fare? | 28 |
| Stayed with the leader | 22 |
| Staying focused at work | 23 |
| Staying in the shadows | 22 |
| Staying power, slangily | 23 |
| Staying power, so to speak | 26 |
| Stayman convention opening | 26 |
| Stays afloat, in a way | 22 |
| Stays and gets comfortable | 26 |
| Stays at a festival overnight | 29 |
| Stays awake nights, maybe | 25 |
| Stays firm in a demand | 22 |
| Stays for another hitch | 23 |
| Stays on for another stint | 26 |
| Stays to the conclusion | 23 |
| Stays until the end of | 22 |
| Stays with a friend, say | 24 |
| Stds. for A and E, e.g. | 23 |
| Ste- ____ -Eglise France | 25 |
| Ste. _____ , Manitoba | 22 |
| Ste. ___ , NewBrunswick | 24 |
| Ste. ___ de Beaupré | 22 |
| Steadily reduce, in a way | 25 |
| Steadiness in leadership | 24 |
| Steady Eddie of baseball | 24 |
| Steady Eddie of pitching fame | 29 |
| Steady handle on a keg | 22 |
| Steady progression up or down | 29 |
| Steady with ropes at sea | 24 |
| Steak --- (raw appetizer) | 25 |
| Steak and hamburger, e.g. | 25 |
| Steak and lobster, e.g. | 23 |
| Steak au poivre flavoring | 25 |
| Steak city of Nebraska | 22 |
| Steak cooker, at times | 22 |
| Steak cut from the diaphragm | 28 |
| Steak eaters' places | 24 |
| Steak go-with, sometimes | 24 |
| Steak house specification | 25 |
| Steak medium-rare, e.g. | 23 |
| Steak or cakes partner | 22 |
| Steak or table preceder | 23 |
| Steak orderer's option | 26 |
| Steak tartare ingredients | 25 |
| Steak tartare, primarily | 24 |
| Steak ___ (flambéed dish) | 28 |
| Steak ___ (raw hamburger) | 25 |
| Steak ___ (raw meat dish) | 25 |
| Steak ___ (uncooked dish) | 25 |
| Steak, vis-Ã -vis lobster | 27 |
| Steak- -- (frozen beef brand) | 29 |
| Steakhouse chef's action | 28 |
| Steakhouse order, perhaps | 25 |
| Steakhouse order, sometimes | 27 |
| Steakhouse specialties | 22 |
| Steakhouse specification | 24 |
| Steaks served at roasts? | 24 |
| Steal diamonds, slangily | 24 |
| Steal from singer Nick? | 23 |
| Steal goods during a riot | 25 |
| Steal office supplies? | 22 |
| Steal the spotlight from | 24 |
| Steal uncooked burger meat? | 27 |
| Stealer of pic-a-nic baskets | 28 |
| Stealers Wheel's Joe | 24 |
| Stealin' a hard drug? | 25 |
| Steals a plumbing supply? | 25 |
| Steals from the supply closet | 29 |
| Steals from, during a riot | 26 |
| Steals the show from, say | 25 |
| Steals, WHIP, OPS, etc. | 23 |
| Steals, with "off" | 28 |
| Stealth enabler, for short | 26 |
| Stealthy break-in artist | 24 |
| Stealthy Japanese agent | 23 |
| Stealthy thieves [clarinet] | 27 |
| Steam bath's counterpart | 28 |
| Steam engine designer James | 27 |
| Steam engine developer | 22 |
| Steam engine developer James | 28 |
| Steam engine innovator James | 28 |
| Steam engine pioneer James | 26 |
| Steam harnessing inventor | 25 |
| Steam is blown off during it | 28 |
| Steam locomotive's front | 28 |
| Steam open, as a letter | 23 |
| Steam room alternative | 22 |
| Steam shovel inventor William | 29 |
| Steam source, at times | 22 |
| Steam-emitting appliance | 24 |
| Steam-making appliance | 22 |
| Steam-room alternative | 22 |
| Steamboat builder Robert | 24 |