| They may slither until smoked | 29 |
| Symbols of slipperiness | 23 |
| Sushi-bar selections | 20 |
| Sushi bar servings | 18 |
| Sushi bar selections | 20 |
| Stork's supper, perhaps | 27 |
| Squiggly swimmers | 17 |
| Some are electric | 17 |
| Sniggles | 8 |
| Sniggler's take | 19 |
| Snaky creatures | 15 |
| Sinuous swimmers | 16 |
| Sinuous shockers | 16 |
| Sea slitherers | 14 |
| Producers of currents in currents? | 34 |
| Moray and conger | 16 |
| Mark Oliver Everett's band | 30 |
| Marine wrigglers | 16 |
| Marine shockers | 15 |
| Marine predators | 16 |
| Long-bodied swimmers | 20 |
| Great Barrier Reef denizens | 27 |
| Elvers | 6 |
| Elusive swimmers | 16 |
| Electrifying swimmers? | 22 |
| Curvy swimmers | 14 |
| Coral reef dwellers | 19 |
| Congers and morays, e.g. | 24 |
| Bioelectric swimmers | 20 |
| Apodal creatures | 16 |
| "Novocaine For The Soul" band | 39 |
| "Last Stop: This Town" guys | 37 |
| Wriggly critters | 16 |
| What many sushi bars offer | 26 |
| Wet zappers | 11 |
| Undulating swimmers | 19 |
| Unagi and anago, at a sushi bar | 31 |
| They're unarmed, but could be dangerous | 43 |
| They're trapped in pots | 27 |
| They may be shocking | 20 |
| They lack ventral fins | 22 |
| They can be smoked | 18 |
| These may be smoked | 19 |
| Sushi-bar display | 17 |
| Sushi supplies | 14 |
| Sushi choices | 13 |
| Sushi chef's purchases | 26 |
| Sushi bar layout | 16 |
| Sushi bar display | 17 |
| Stork's supper, sometimes | 29 |
| Squiggly critters | 17 |
| Some sushi fare | 15 |
| Sniggler's pursuits | 23 |
| Snaky fishes | 12 |
| Snakeline swimmers | 18 |
| Smorgasbord items | 17 |
| Smorgasbord dish | 16 |
| Slippery customers | 18 |
| Slippery catches | 16 |
| Slimy creatures | 15 |
| Slim swimmers | 13 |
| Slender swimmers | 16 |
| Silver ___ | 10 |
| Shocking predators | 18 |
| Sea shockers | 12 |
| Scaleless wonders | 17 |
| Sargasso Sea migrants | 21 |
| Reef residents | 14 |
| Ocean burrowers | 15 |
| Mud, sand and cusk | 18 |
| Members of a wriggly field? | 27 |
| Malacopterygians | 16 |
| Lampreys' kin | 17 |
| Lampreys' cousins | 21 |
| Lampreys, e.g. | 14 |
| Kin of sand launces | 19 |
| Japanese cuisine staple | 23 |
| High-voltage creatures | 22 |
| Grigs | 5 |
| Fishes that may shock you | 25 |
| Fish without pelvic fins | 24 |
| Fish that can swim backwards | 28 |
| Fish lacking ventral fins | 25 |
| Electrifying wonders | 20 |
| Electric swimmers | 17 |
| Electric creatures | 18 |
| Critters that may be "live" | 37 |
| Congers and morays | 18 |
| Conger and moray | 16 |
| British pie contents | 20 |
| Bioelectric critters, perhaps | 29 |
| Apodes | 6 |
| Anguilliform creatures | 22 |
| "Electric" swimmers | 29 |
| "Beautiful Freak" band | 32 |
| Wrymouths' relatives | 24 |
| Wrymouths' cousins | 22 |
| Wriggly, watery critters | 24 |
| Wigglers | 8 |
| When split and cooked, these become spitchcocks | 47 |