| Soap actress Alexander | 22 |
| Soap actor Michael ___ | 22 |
| Soames Forsyte's wife | 25 |
| Soaks, in British dialect | 25 |
| Soaks up as glory with in | 27 |
| Soaks to loosen fibers | 22 |
| Soaked up, as a sponge | 22 |
| Soaked through and through | 26 |
| Soak-in-the-tub additives | 25 |
| Soak, in British dialect | 24 |
| Soak up liquid, in a way | 24 |
| Soak up again, as liquid | 24 |
| Soak thoroughly, in a way | 25 |
| Soak one's superior? | 24 |
| Soak in water, as hemp | 22 |
| Soak in water, as flax | 22 |
| So-so, with "no" | 26 |
| So-so scores for Gary Player | 28 |
| So-so score for the course | 26 |
| So-so scholastic calculation | 28 |
| So-so Hold'em holding | 25 |
| So-far-undiscovered one | 23 |
| So-called, in Provence | 22 |
| So-called monster's home | 28 |
| So-called missing link | 22 |
| So-called Family City U.S.A. | 28 |
| So-called boulevard cowboy | 26 |
| So ___ good (still O.K.) | 24 |
| So unhip as to be hip, maybe | 28 |
| So said Murphy, Part 3 | 22 |
| So said Murphy, Part 2 | 22 |
| So said Murphy, Part 1 | 22 |
| So out, it's in again | 25 |
| So out it's back in | 23 |
| So old that it's new | 24 |
| So old it's new again | 25 |
| So much the worse: Fr. | 22 |
| So last year, as a fad | 22 |
| So it would ___ (apparently) | 28 |
| So far, on a pay stub: Abbr. | 28 |
| So far, on a pay stub (Abbr.) | 29 |
| So far, in a way (abbr.) | 24 |
| So deep as to be unmeasurable | 29 |
| So as to ruffle some feathers | 29 |
| So as to have a purpose | 23 |
| So as to deserve admiration | 27 |
| So as to break the rules | 24 |
| So as to avoid getting shot | 27 |
| So as to avoid criticism | 24 |
| So as barely to be heard | 24 |
| Snuggled up on the couch, say | 29 |
| Snuggle together, in a way | 26 |
| Snug Stone Gossard track? | 25 |
| Snug Elizabethan attire | 23 |
| Snug bug's location | 23 |
| Snug as a bug in a rug | 22 |
| Snuffy Smith's son | 22 |
| Snuffy Smith's kid | 22 |
| Snuffleupagus's street | 26 |
| Snubbed personÂ’s comeback | 29 |
| Snub one's nose at | 22 |
| Snowy ___ (marsh bird) | 22 |
| Snowy region of Austria | 23 |
| Snowy locale in a Frost poem | 28 |
| Snowy day downhill diversion | 28 |
| Snowy battleground of 1943 | 26 |
| Snowy Alison Moyet song? | 24 |
| Snowthrower manufacturer | 24 |
| Snowstorm's aftermath | 25 |
| Snowshoe's relative | 23 |
| Snowshoe rabbit, for one | 24 |
| Snowshoe rabbit chaser | 22 |
| Snowmobiling option: Abbr. | 26 |
| Snowmobile's relative | 25 |
| Snowmen's noses often, | 26 |
| Snowmen and snowwomen? | 22 |
| Snowman-building accessory | 26 |
| Snowman's nose, typically | 29 |
| Snowman's nose, perhaps | 27 |
| Snowman's eye, perhaps | 26 |
| Snowman's eye material | 26 |
| Snowman's accessory | 23 |
| Snowflake seeker of film | 24 |
| Snowe or Breaux: Abbr. | 22 |
| Snowdrop or thimbleweed | 23 |
| Snowbound one's anxiety | 27 |
| Snowboarders' lifts | 23 |
| Snowboarders' aids | 22 |
| Snowboarders often catch it | 27 |
| Snowboarders compete in them | 28 |
| Snowboarder Rebagliati | 22 |
| Snowboard's cousin | 22 |
| Snowboard alternatives | 22 |
| Snowbirds' destination | 26 |
| Snowbirds' Dec. home | 24 |
| Snowbird's vehicle, maybe | 29 |
| Snowbird's destination? | 27 |
| Snowbird's destination | 26 |
| Snowballs and peas, sometimes | 29 |
| Snowballing financial crisis | 28 |