| Style that evolved from swing | 29 |
| Style that's picked | 23 |
| Style trendsetter Chanel | 24 |
| Style with high chimneys | 24 |
| Style with illusory motion | 26 |
| Style, to a Parisienne | 22 |
| Style-setter of 1800's | 26 |
| Stylebook entries: Abbr. | 24 |
| Styles for Bird and Dizzy | 25 |
| Styles of One Direction | 23 |
| Stylish '60s Brits | 22 |
| Stylish '60s Londoner | 25 |
| Stylish 1960s luxury coupe | 26 |
| Stylish Big Apple restaurant | 28 |
| Stylish gent, in Britain | 24 |
| Stylish home, informally | 24 |
| Stylish in the '60s | 23 |
| Stylish metrosexual, say | 24 |
| Stylish newsstand pick | 22 |
| Stylish periodical, briefly | 27 |
| Stylish reading matter | 22 |
| Stylish restaurant word | 23 |
| Stylish, '60s-style | 23 |
| Stylish, in the '60s | 24 |
| Stylish, in the 60's | 24 |
| Stylish, Sixties style | 22 |
| Stylish, to Austin Powers | 25 |
| Stylishly dressed student | 25 |
| Stylishly old-fashioned | 23 |
| Stylishly put together | 22 |
| Stylist to the stars José | 28 |
| Stylist's creation | 22 |
| Stylist's creations | 23 |
| Stylist's need, sometimes | 29 |
| Stylists' solutions | 23 |
| Stylists' suggestions | 25 |
| Stylize anew, as a car seat | 27 |
| Stylized Japanese drama | 23 |
| Stylized U.S. flag, often | 25 |
| Stylograph's relative | 25 |
| Stymie the feds, in a way | 25 |
| Stymied one's question | 26 |
| Styne/Cahn hit song of 1947 | 27 |
| Styptic pencil ingredient | 25 |
| Styptic pencil targets | 22 |
| Styptic pencils' targets | 28 |
| Styptic-pencil ingredient | 25 |
| Styrofoam's boast? | 22 |
| Styron's Mr. Turner | 23 |
| Suave actor David and others | 28 |
| Suave British actor: 1906-72 | 28 |
| Suave business dealings? | 24 |
| Suave or VO5 competitor | 23 |
| Suave TV sleuth Remington | 25 |
| Sub captain of fiction | 22 |
| Sub captain's command | 25 |
| Sub commander of fiction | 24 |
| Sub commander's order | 25 |
| Sub sandwich dressing item | 26 |
| Sub skipper's command | 25 |
| Sub that sank Allied ships | 26 |
| Sub who is part of a cast | 25 |
| Sub __: confidentially | 22 |
| Sub ___ (confidentially) | 24 |
| Sub ___ (in confidence) | 23 |
| Sub's "ears" | 26 |
| Sub's eye, for short | 24 |
| Sub's navigational aid | 26 |
| Sub's nemesis in W.W. II | 28 |
| Sub's opposite, in BDSM | 27 |
| Sub's tracking device | 25 |
| Sub's weapon, perhaps | 25 |
| Sub's weapon: Abbr. | 23 |
| Sub-chaser's device | 23 |
| Sub-detection apparatus | 23 |
| Sub-Saharan tormentors | 22 |
| Sub. for omitted names | 22 |
| Subarctic evergreen forest | 26 |
| Subarctic evergreen forests | 27 |
| Subcompact Chevy of the 1970s | 29 |
| Subcompact from Chevrolet | 25 |
| Subcompact's smaller kin | 28 |
| Subcontinental potentate | 24 |
| Subcontinental princesses | 25 |
| Subcontinental royal (Var.) | 27 |
| Subcontinental tourist site | 27 |
| Subdivision for the Reds | 24 |
| Subdivision of a Roman legion | 29 |
| Subdivision of a subdivision | 28 |
| Subdivision of the Sioux | 24 |
| Subdivision subdivision | 23 |
| Subdivisions of innings | 23 |
| Subdivisions of subdivisions | 28 |
| Subdue with a stun gun | 22 |
| Subdue, with "down" | 29 |
| Subdued attention getter | 24 |
| Subdued attention-getter | 24 |
| Subdues by intimidation | 23 |
| Subj. at Albert Einstein | 24 |
| Subj. concerned with habitats | 29 |