| Say Anything "___ to Death" | 37 |
| Say Anything "___ It!" | 32 |
| Say again just for the record, say | 34 |
| Say abruptly, with "out" | 34 |
| Say "You're cute," say | 36 |
| Say "You can't do that!" to, say | 46 |
| Say "yes" without speaking | 36 |
| Say "yes" without saying it | 37 |
| Say "What to do? What to do?," e.g. | 45 |
| Say "Thufferin' Thuccotash," e.g. | 47 |
| Say "There, there," say | 33 |
| Say "There, there" to, say | 36 |
| Say "There, there" to, e.g. | 37 |
| Say "th" for "s" | 36 |
| Say "something" wrong? | 32 |
| Say "something" wrong, in a way | 41 |
| Say "somethin'," say | 34 |
| Say "pretty, pretty please" | 37 |
| Say "Pretty please?," say | 35 |
| Say "pretty please," e.g. | 35 |
| Say "One club," for example | 37 |
| Say "Oh, that was nothing," say | 41 |
| Say "Offisher, I am shober," e.g. | 43 |
| Say "nothin'," say | 32 |
| Say "not guilty," perhaps | 35 |
| Say "No, I didn't" | 32 |
| Say "Li'l Abner," say | 35 |
| Say "It's on me," say | 35 |
| Say "I'm too stupid to work today"? | 49 |
| Say "I'm goin'," e.g. | 39 |
| Say "I'll be there!", say | 39 |
| Say "I do" without a big do | 37 |
| Say "I do" when you don't? | 40 |
| Say "Holy cow!" or "Hot dog!" | 49 |
| Say "goin'," for example | 38 |
| Say "Furthermore ...," say | 36 |
| Say "fo'c'sle," e.g. | 38 |
| Say "Final answer," say | 33 |
| Say "Fancy seeing you here," say | 42 |
| Say "e'er," for instance | 38 |
| Say "e'er," for example | 37 |
| Say "Come in, Orson!" e.g.? | 37 |
| Say "C-A-T" or "D-O-G," e.g. | 48 |
| Say "burrito" like a native | 37 |
| Say "bo's'n," say | 35 |
| Say "An apple a day gets the worm," say | 49 |
| Say "'S Wonderful," say | 37 |
| Say 'the drawing of air into the lungs'? | 48 |
| Say 'It's so foolish to play cards'? | 48 |
| Say ''uncle,'' e.g. | 35 |
| Say ''Tsk tsk!'' | 32 |
| Say ''somethin''' | 37 |
| Say ''ouch!'' when pinched, e.g. | 48 |
| Say ''Not guilty,'' e.g. | 40 |
| Say ''C-H-E-E-S-E''? | 36 |
| Saxophonist Stan making sharp noises? | 37 |
| Saxophonist nicknamed "the Sound" | 43 |
| Saxophonist Joshua or pitcher Mark | 34 |
| Saxophonist Getz or cartoonist Drake | 36 |
| Saxophone star whose last name is Gorelick | 42 |
| Saxman in Bruce's E Street Band | 35 |
| Sax type played by Charlie Parker | 33 |
| Sax played by Charlie and Maceo Parker | 38 |
| Sawyer's successor in Chicago | 33 |
| Sawyer of "Good Morning America" | 42 |
| Sawyer of "60 Minutes" | 32 |
| Sawdust-filled kid-lit character | 32 |
| Saw-billed petrel of southern seas | 34 |
| Saw your breath while singing, maybe | 36 |
| Saw what that baby could do, perhaps | 36 |
| Saw in the direction of the grain | 33 |
| Savvy about (with ''to'') | 41 |
| Savonarola's alleged offense | 32 |
| Savior of "The Odyssey" | 33 |
| Savings plans for the golden years, briefly | 43 |
| Savings plan for the golden yrs. | 32 |
| Savings options for the golden yrs. | 35 |
| Savings instrument, to ancient Romans | 37 |
| Savings for one's later yrs. | 32 |
| Savings for one's golden years, briefly | 43 |
| Savings acct. supplements, often | 32 |
| Savings account holders, collectively? | 38 |
| Saving plans often tapped by srs. | 33 |
| Saving Abel "___ It Again" | 36 |
| Saves roughly $80,000 in wedding costs, say | 43 |
| Saves for later, in a way, as "Girls" | 47 |
| Saves for later viewing, in a way | 33 |
| Saver of many endangered species? | 33 |
| Saved, as a recipe from a magazine | 34 |
| Save on a band, hall, dinner, etc. | 34 |
| Save for later, in a way, briefly | 33 |
| Save "Homeland" for later | 35 |
| Savannah's Hard-Hearted denizen | 35 |
| Savannah replaced her on "Today" | 42 |
| Savannah or Columbia, among many | 32 |
| Savanna region stretching from Senegal to Chad | 46 |
| Savage Garden "___ I Loved You" | 41 |
| Savage Garden "Truly ___ Deeply" | 42 |
| Savage Garden "I ___ I Loved You" | 43 |
| Sautéing acronym, à la Rachael Ray | 40 |