| Smith, Faulk and Williams | 25 |
| Smith's patriotic ballad | 28 |
| Smith's opponents in 1928 | 29 |
| Smith's hammering block | 27 |
| Smith's gun partner | 23 |
| Smith's comrade in arms | 27 |
| Smith ____ cough drops | 22 |
| Smith reunion attendee | 22 |
| Smith or Jones, at times | 24 |
| Smith of NYC rock fame | 22 |
| Smith enjoyed a chewy fruit? | 28 |
| Smith College graduate | 22 |
| Smith Brothers lozenge | 22 |
| Smith Brothers competitor | 25 |
| Smith and Jones, often | 22 |
| Smith and Jones, maybe | 22 |
| Smirnoff rival, informally | 26 |
| Smirnoff rival, familiarly | 26 |
| Smirnoff Ice competitor | 23 |
| Smirnoff Ice alternative | 24 |
| Smirked contemptuously | 22 |
| Smirk's meaner cousin | 25 |
| Smiling features in Eire? | 25 |
| Smiling cow of advertising | 26 |
| Smilin' Jack, for one | 25 |
| Smiley, for one: Abbr. | 22 |
| Smiley in an e-mail, e.g. | 25 |
| Smiles self-consciously | 23 |
| Smilers in an old song | 22 |
| Smiled on from above (var.) | 27 |
| Smiled at a funny performer | 27 |
| Smile-inducing speaker | 22 |
| Smile when you say that | 23 |
| Smile specialist's deg. | 27 |
| Smile like Snidely Whiplash | 27 |
| Smike's beastly tormentor | 29 |
| Smidgen that's smashed | 26 |
| Smidgen in the kitchen | 22 |
| Smeltery's raw material | 27 |
| Smelters' raw materials | 27 |
| Smelters' mixtures | 22 |
| Smelter's impure mixture | 28 |
| Smelter's fused refuse | 26 |
| Smelly lingerie drawer item | 27 |
| Smelly Arab Strap song? | 23 |
| Smells the coffee, e.g. | 23 |
| Smells like an old stogie | 25 |
| Smells from the kitchen | 23 |
| Smells from the bakery | 22 |
| Smelling salts ingredient | 25 |
| Smelling salts container | 24 |
| Smelling of cones and needles | 29 |
| Smelling like overripe apples | 29 |
| Smelling a rat, perhaps | 23 |
| Smelled to high heaven | 22 |
| Smelled something fierce | 24 |
| Smell _____ (be suspicious) | 27 |
| Smell ___ (suspect something) | 29 |
| Smell ___ (sense wrong) | 23 |
| Smell ___ (sense foul play) | 27 |
| Smell ___ (have suspicions) | 27 |
| Smell ___ (be suspicious) | 25 |
| Smell __ (sense wrong) | 22 |
| Smell __ (be suspicious) | 24 |
| Smell victory, in a lab maze? | 29 |
| Smell up the fridge, say | 24 |
| Smell that may cast a spell | 27 |
| Smell something fierce | 22 |
| Smell like skunk cabbage? | 25 |
| Smell -- (suspect foul play) | 28 |
| Smell -- (be suspicious) | 24 |
| Smears with animal fat | 22 |
| Smeared buttercream on | 22 |
| Smear with wax, old-style | 25 |
| Smear with grease or mud | 24 |
| Smear campaign commercial | 25 |
| Smashing, in slanguage | 22 |
| Smashing, at the box office | 27 |
| Smashing pumpkins' sounds | 29 |
| Smashing Pumpkins' James | 28 |
| Smashing Pumpkins' debut | 28 |
| Smashing Pumpkins single | 24 |
| Smashing Pumpkins debut album | 29 |
| Smashing pumpkin sounds | 23 |
| Smashing pumpkin sound | 22 |
| Smashing Pumpkin James | 22 |
| Smashing line from Tennyson? | 28 |
| Smashing boxing victory | 23 |
| Smashes to smithereens | 22 |
| Smashers' opposites | 23 |
| Smashed windows, maybe | 22 |
| Smashed windows and so forth | 28 |
| Smashed on a highway, briefly | 29 |
| Smash-hit entertainment? | 24 |
| Smash, as a windshield | 22 |
| Smash's counterpart | 23 |
| Smash over the infield, say | 27 |
| Smash or switch add-on | 22 |
| Smash hit by Prince in 1984 | 27 |
| Smash from Federer, maybe | 25 |