| They sometimes slip | 19 |
| They sometimes start around 2:00 | 32 |
| They sometimes swing | 20 |
| They sometimes track early returns | 34 |
| They sometimes whistle | 22 |
| They sometimes win the house | 28 |
| They sometimes work with wax | 28 |
| They sound batty | 16 |
| They sound funny | 16 |
| They sound just like D# | 23 |
| They sound like what they do in the oven? | 41 |
| They span hybrid gestation | 26 |
| They span many generations | 26 |
| They sparkle on diamonds | 24 |
| They spawn fawns | 16 |
| They speak and drink | 20 |
| They speak by divine inspiration | 32 |
| They speak first and then drink | 31 |
| They speak for deities | 22 |
| They speak louder than words | 28 |
| They spew contempt | 18 |
| They spice things up | 20 |
| THEY SPIED AN ___ GUARDING A GROUP | 34 |
| They spin in clubs | 18 |
| They spin in PCs | 16 |
| They spin tunes | 15 |
| They split hairs | 16 |
| They split to unite | 19 |
| They split when ripe | 20 |
| They split when smashed | 23 |
| They split when they're smashed | 35 |
| They spoil | 10 |
| They sponge | 11 |
| They sport three chevrons: Abbr. | 32 |
| They sported pink shoelaces in a 1959 song | 42 |
| They spread dirt | 16 |
| They spread fast | 16 |
| They spread shingles? | 21 |
| They spread the news | 20 |
| They spread the word, for a time | 32 |
| They spur you on | 16 |
| They squawk | 11 |
| They stain stamps | 17 |
| They stand behind catchers | 26 |
| They stand by doors | 19 |
| They stand for anything | 23 |
| They stand for something | 24 |
| They stand for something: Abbr. | 31 |
| They stand for things | 21 |
| They stand guard | 16 |
| They stand on their own two feet | 32 |
| They stand out in the neighborhood | 34 |
| They stand tall in Brooklyn | 27 |
| They stand tall in New Jersey | 29 |
| They stand up for a cause by bumping and grinding? | 50 |
| They stand upright at sea | 25 |
| They star Indianapolis athletes? | 32 |
| They start | 10 |
| They start A-B, C, D-E, etc. | 28 |
| They start as elvers | 20 |
| They start behind the line | 26 |
| They start cars moving | 22 |
| They start in enero | 19 |
| They start in the corners | 25 |
| They start in the middle | 24 |
| They start many park signs | 26 |
| They start pitches | 18 |
| They start tapping when watching a good band | 44 |
| They start the play in bridge columns | 37 |
| They start trouble | 18 |
| They start with "hip hip" | 35 |
| They start with pitches and eventually get scores | 49 |
| They started as the Alleghenies | 31 |
| They started with Stengel | 25 |
| They stay ahead of heels | 24 |
| They stay put | 13 |
| They stay while parents play | 28 |
| They stick around the office | 28 |
| They stick to the ribs | 22 |
| They sting | 10 |
| They stockpile and stockpile | 28 |
| They stockpile stuff | 20 |
| They stop at Grand Central: Abbr. | 33 |
| They stop fights | 16 |
| They stop the band to sing "Leonard Bernstein" | 56 |
| They stop the wine from flowing | 31 |
| They strike along the Nile | 26 |
| They strike drums | 17 |
| They strike while the iron is hot | 33 |
| They study torts | 16 |
| They suddenly become much brighter | 34 |
| They suffer for believing | 25 |
| They sum it all up | 18 |
| They supervise mil. sentries | 28 |
| They supply financing | 21 |
| They supply horsemen | 20 |
| They support a star | 19 |
| They support plants | 19 |
| They support prayers | 20 |
| They support sleepers | 21 |