| Strip of land between rivers | 28 |
| Strip of microfilm e.g. | 24 |
| Strip of rights or rank | 23 |
| Strip of wood in homebuilding | 29 |
| Strip on the Mediterranean | 26 |
| Strip steak alternative | 23 |
| Strip that debuted in 1934 | 26 |
| Strip under the mattress | 24 |
| Strip's apparition | 22 |
| Strip's bête noire | 25 |
| Strip's cry of disgust | 26 |
| Strip's trademark remark | 28 |
| Strip, as bark off trees | 24 |
| Strip-mall window placard | 25 |
| Stripe of contrasting color | 27 |
| Stripe-backed stinkers | 22 |
| Striped African animals | 23 |
| Striped African equine | 22 |
| Striped apparel, often | 22 |
| Striped bass at Sing Sing? | 26 |
| Striped Christmas candies | 25 |
| Striped decision maker | 22 |
| Striped giraffe relative | 24 |
| Striped Girl Scout cookie | 25 |
| Striped rainforest critter | 26 |
| Striped semiprecious stone | 26 |
| Striped textile design | 22 |
| Striped upholstery fabric | 25 |
| Striped whistle-blower | 22 |
| Striped yellow balls, in pool | 29 |
| Striped, as a bird's neck | 29 |
| Stripes and polka dots do it | 28 |
| Stripped and stained, maybe | 27 |
| Stripped down to nothing | 24 |
| Stripped down, as a ship | 24 |
| Stripped of everything | 22 |
| Stripped of nonessentials | 25 |
| Stripped the rind from | 22 |
| Stripped-down aircraft? | 23 |
| Stripped-down sentence | 22 |
| Stripper having a gawk? | 23 |
| Stripper's accessory | 24 |
| Stripper's fixture | 22 |
| Strippers of tree bark | 22 |
| Strippers' accessories | 26 |
| Strippers' tips, often | 26 |
| Strips (of), as property | 24 |
| Strips at the symphony? | 23 |
| Strips for cheeseburgers | 24 |
| Strips for lunch, maybe | 23 |
| Strips for the orchestra | 24 |
| Strips in front of a window? | 28 |
| Strips in the kitchen? | 22 |
| Strips in the supermarket | 25 |
| Strips nailed to studs | 22 |
| Strips of shoe leather | 22 |
| Strips on the interstate | 24 |
| Strips used in shipbuilding | 27 |
| Strive for superiority | 22 |
| Strive to be as good as | 23 |
| Strive to meet a deadline | 25 |
| Strive to stay within budget | 28 |
| Strive, as for superiority | 26 |
| Stroke for Weissmuller | 22 |
| Stroke of good fortune | 22 |
| Stroke of good fortune? | 23 |
| Stroke one's feathers | 25 |
| Stroke with a high stick | 24 |
| Stroke's implement | 22 |
| Stroke, stroke, stroke... | 25 |
| StrokeÂ’s implement | 22 |
| Stroked playfully or lovingly | 29 |
| Strokes "Last ___" | 28 |
| Strokes ... or ones stroked | 27 |
| Strokes of luck, sometimes? | 27 |
| Strokes of unanticipated luck | 29 |
| Stroll down a nude beach? | 25 |
| Stroll in the shallows | 22 |
| Stroll the ocean's edge | 27 |
| Stroll through the shallows | 27 |
| Stroll through the surf | 23 |
| Stroll to help the needy | 24 |
| Strolled on the boardwalk | 25 |
| Strolled, as to the saloon | 26 |
| Stroller wheelers, often | 24 |
| Stroller's rest spot | 24 |
| Stroller, in sign language? | 27 |
| Strolling band specialty | 24 |
| Strolling Mexican musician | 26 |
| Strolling, Gallic style | 23 |
| Strolls down the runway | 23 |
| Strolls down to the saloon | 26 |
| Strolls in shallow water | 24 |
| Strolls in the shallows | 23 |
| Strolls through a stream | 24 |
| Strolls, as with a sweetheart | 29 |
| Strom Thurmond, notably | 23 |
| Stromboli meat, perhaps | 23 |
| Stromboli's cousin | 22 |
| Strong "emozione" | 27 |