| Stonewall Jackson successor | 27 |
| Stonewall Jackson superior | 26 |
| Stonewall's soldiers | 24 |
| Stonewall, Texas landmark | 25 |
| Stonewaller's response | 26 |
| Stonewallers' statements | 28 |
| Stoneworker's tool | 22 |
| Stoney _______, Ontario | 23 |
| Stone_______ , New Brunswick | 28 |
| Stony toward tender feelings | 28 |
| Stony ______, Saskatchewan | 26 |
| Stood absolutely still | 22 |
| Stood before the court | 22 |
| Stood behind something | 22 |
| Stood for a second term | 23 |
| Stood out at stand-up? | 22 |
| Stood out in the crowd | 22 |
| Stood out, in a good way | 24 |
| Stood the test of time | 22 |
| Stooge born Samuel Horwitz | 26 |
| Stooge with a bowl cut | 22 |
| Stooge with a bowl haircut | 26 |
| Stooge's autobiography? | 27 |
| Stooge's laugh syllable | 27 |
| Stooge's query to comic | 27 |
| Stooge's second question | 28 |
| Stooge, to comic at a piano | 27 |
| Stooges and little pigs | 23 |
| Stooges guitarist Asheton | 25 |
| Stool or sister starter | 23 |
| Stool pigeon, in England | 24 |
| Stool samples, for short | 24 |
| Stooped shoulders, e.g. | 23 |
| Stop #1 on a tour of Paris | 26 |
| Stop #2 on a tour of Paris | 26 |
| Stop #3 on a tour of Paris | 26 |
| Stop #4 on a tour of Paris | 26 |
| Stop a banking session, say | 27 |
| Stop a military mission | 23 |
| Stop a prevailing trend | 23 |
| Stop a ship in open water | 25 |
| Stop after the ER, perhaps | 26 |
| Stop again, as a river | 22 |
| Stop along the highway | 22 |
| Stop along the line: Abbr. | 26 |
| Stop along the Santa Fe trail | 29 |
| Stop altogether, as spending | 28 |
| Stop an attack, in a way | 24 |
| Stop an invasion, in a way | 26 |
| Stop and go, e.g.: Abbr. | 24 |
| Stop and smell the roses | 24 |
| Stop at the door, perhaps | 25 |
| Stop at the pump again | 22 |
| Stop beating a dead horse | 25 |
| Stop being a bystander | 22 |
| Stop being so childish? | 23 |
| Stop blocking, as a river | 25 |
| Stop calling witnesses, maybe | 29 |
| Stop dawdling, quaintly | 23 |
| Stop discussing, as a subject | 29 |
| Stop dramatically, as smoking | 29 |
| Stop early on, as a problem | 27 |
| Stop fighting, in a way | 23 |
| Stop flowing, in a way | 22 |
| Stop for a Bear or Bull | 23 |
| Stop for a cup of coffee, say | 29 |
| Stop for a motor coach | 22 |
| Stop for some cruise ships | 26 |
| Stop from running, maybe | 24 |
| Stop from stepping, perhaps | 27 |
| Stop getting any higher | 23 |
| Stop in "Monopoly" | 28 |
| Stop in one's tracks | 24 |
| Stop introducing evidence | 25 |
| Stop on "moe!" | 24 |
| Stop on a crawl, perhaps | 24 |
| Stop on a European tour | 23 |
| Stop on a track (abbr.) | 23 |
| Stop on a track: Abbr. | 22 |
| Stop on a Vatican City tour | 27 |
| Stop on Cook's tour? | 24 |
| Stop on the Caledonian Canal | 28 |
| Stop on the Pony Express | 24 |
| Stop on the tracks: Abbr. | 25 |
| Stop on the Turin-Genoa line | 28 |
| Stop on the way from 0 to 60? | 29 |
| Stop on __ (halt abruptly) | 26 |
| Stop on ___ (halt abruptly) | 27 |
| Stop or touch follower | 22 |
| Stop running around, perhaps | 28 |
| Stop running, as water | 22 |
| Stop short of the ooze? | 23 |
| Stop sign inventor William | 26 |
| Stop Spot's scratching | 26 |
| Stop stonewalling, maybe | 24 |
| Stop supplying with milk | 24 |
| Stop talking, in a way | 22 |
| Stop the engines at sea | 23 |
| Stop the flow of, as a liquid | 29 |
| Stop traffic, so to speak | 25 |