| Straight man's question | 27 |
| Straight man, for a comedian | 28 |
| Straight ones earn a 2.0 | 24 |
| Straight or sharp follower | 26 |
| Straight out of the box | 23 |
| Straight part of a fishhook | 27 |
| Straight person, in gay slang | 29 |
| Straight skirt feature | 22 |
| Straight toward Antarctica | 26 |
| Straight up at the bar | 22 |
| Straight up, as a nip of rye | 28 |
| Straight up, at the bar | 23 |
| Straight up, on a compass | 25 |
| Straight up, to a bartender | 27 |
| Straight whiskey of a sort | 26 |
| Straight's partner | 22 |
| Straight, downhill run | 22 |
| Straight, dyed-black cut | 24 |
| Straight, in combination | 24 |
| Straight, in combinations | 25 |
| Straight, or straightened | 25 |
| Straight, to a bartender | 24 |
| Straight, to Stradivari | 23 |
| Straight-A student's bane | 29 |
| Straight-A's ruiner | 23 |
| Straight-billed game bird | 25 |
| Straight-billed marsh bird | 26 |
| Straight-bladed dagger | 22 |
| Straight-horned antelope | 24 |
| Straight-laced and then some | 28 |
| Straight-laced finger-wagger | 28 |
| Straight; right: Comb. form | 27 |
| Straighten a hose, e.g. | 23 |
| Straighten out, as laces | 24 |
| Straighten out, in a way | 24 |
| Straighten up, perhaps | 22 |
| Straighten, as a spring | 23 |
| Straighten, as braided hair | 27 |
| Straighten, as car wheels | 25 |
| Straighten, as one's legs | 29 |
| Straighten, as tangled hair | 27 |
| Straighten, as the legs | 23 |
| Straightened up, as a room | 26 |
| Straightened, as a snake | 24 |
| Straightened, or straight | 25 |
| Straightens out a hose | 22 |
| Straightens out, in a way | 25 |
| Straightens the wheels | 22 |
| Straightest, as an arrow | 24 |
| Straightforward choice | 22 |
| Straightforward demand | 22 |
| Straightforward quality | 23 |
| Straightforward rhyme scheme | 28 |
| Strain in the kitchen | 22 |
| Strain one's muscles | 24 |
| Strain to see over the top | 26 |
| Strain to see, in a way | 23 |
| Strain's aftermath | 22 |
| Strain, as one's patience | 29 |
| Strained dairy product | 22 |
| Strained, to a bartender | 24 |
| Strained-at bug, in an idiom | 28 |
| Strained-carrot holders | 23 |
| Strainer made of woolen cloth | 29 |
| Straining to be highbrow | 24 |
| Strains at Covent Garden | 24 |
| Strains at the Olympics? | 24 |
| Strains for single singers | 26 |
| Strains in the winter? | 22 |
| Strains on pocketbooks | 22 |
| Strains one's brains | 24 |
| Strains to hear at the Met? | 27 |
| Strains to hear on the phone? | 29 |
| Strains to make baby food | 25 |
| Strains to wrap things up | 25 |
| Strains, as one's brains | 28 |
| Strait at San Francisco | 23 |
| Strait of Dover seaport | 23 |
| Strait of Gibraltar port | 24 |
| Strait of Hormuz country | 24 |
| Strait of Hormuz nation | 23 |
| Strait of Hormuz sultanate | 26 |
| Strait of Hormuz vessel | 23 |
| Strait of Messina menace | 24 |
| Strait off the Sea of Japan | 27 |
| Straitlaced and then some | 25 |
| Straits of Mackinac water | 25 |
| Strand after a shipwreck | 24 |
| Strand at a chalet, perhaps | 27 |
| Strand at O'Hare, perhaps | 29 |
| Strand at the airport, maybe | 28 |
| Strand at the lodge, perhaps | 28 |
| Strand during the winter, say | 29 |
| Strand during winter, say | 25 |
| Strand in the bathroom | 22 |
| Strand in winter, maybe | 23 |
| Strand in winter, perhaps | 25 |
| Strand on a Christmas tree | 26 |
| Strand up north, perhaps | 24 |
| Strand, as at a chalet | 22 |