| He takes up the slag | 20 |
| He takes things the wrong way | 29 |
| He takes things in | 18 |
| He takes panes with his work | 28 |
| He takes orders | 15 |
| He takes mail orders | 20 |
| He takes his pick | 17 |
| He takes chances | 16 |
| He takes a gambol | 17 |
| He takes a course on a ship | 27 |
| He swore in Hoover | 18 |
| He swore in Herbert Hoover | 26 |
| He swore fidelity to Fidel | 26 |
| He swore by the moon | 20 |
| He swears in Judy Garland in "Judgment at Nuremberg" | 62 |
| He swears | 9 |
| He swam the Hellespont for love | 31 |
| He surrendered at Appomattox Court House | 40 |
| He surpassed Smith as the all-time winningest N.C.A.A. tournament coach | 71 |
| He surpassed Ruth in 1974 | 25 |
| He surpassed Ruth | 17 |
| He supplied Lex Luthor with red kryptonite | 42 |
| He summons: Lat. | 16 |
| He suits the customer | 21 |
| He suits people | 15 |
| He sucks a lot | 14 |
| He succeeds | 11 |
| He succeeded Yitzhak | 20 |
| He succeeded Warren | 19 |
| He succeeded to the Chrysanthemum Throne in 1989 | 48 |
| He succeeded Richard | 20 |
| He succeeded Nasser | 19 |
| He succeeded H.C.H. | 19 |
| He succeeded Galba | 18 |
| He succeeded Fidel | 18 |
| He succeeded Eisner as head of Disney | 37 |
| He succeeded Coty as French president | 37 |
| He succeeded Claudius I | 23 |
| He succeeded Claudius | 21 |
| He succeeded Churchill | 22 |
| He succeeded Carson | 19 |
| He succeeded Boutros | 20 |
| He stung like a bee | 19 |
| He struck out | 13 |
| He strikes while the iron is hot | 32 |
| He straightened up and flew right | 33 |
| He stopped smoking cigars in 1985 | 33 |
| He stole the tarts of the Queen of Hearts | 41 |
| He stole the Queen of Hearts' tarts | 39 |
| He stays apart from parties | 27 |
| He starts his own company, hoping to ___ ... | 44 |
| He started four All-Star Games in the outfield with Medwick | 59 |
| He starred with Julie in "Doctor Zhivago" | 51 |
| He starred with his daughter in "Paper Moon" | 54 |
| He starred with Crosby | 22 |
| He starred opposite Florence Henderson in "Fanny" | 59 |
| He starred on Broadway in "Harvey" | 44 |
| He starred on B'way in "How to Succeed . . . " | 60 |
| He starred in "The Slap Maxwell Story" | 48 |
| He starred in "The Music Man" | 39 |
| He starred in "South Pacific" | 39 |
| He starred in "Scarface" in 1932 | 42 |
| He starred in "Green Acres" | 37 |
| He starred as himself in "Cuban Pete," 1946 | 53 |
| He starred as Gatsby in 1974 | 28 |
| He stands before the queen? | 27 |
| He stabbed Caesar first | 23 |
| He spun for George | 18 |
| He sported close-cropped sideburns playing Dylan McKay on TV | 60 |
| He spoke the only word in "Silent Movie" | 50 |
| He spoke for Standish | 21 |
| He spoke for Rubble and Gonzales | 32 |
| He spoke for Rubble | 19 |
| He spoke for Mortimer | 21 |
| He spoke for himself with prodding | 35 |
| He spoke for Charlie and Mortimer | 33 |
| He spoke for Bugs | 17 |
| He splits to unite | 18 |
| He spied with Joshua | 20 |
| He spied with Igal et al. | 25 |
| He spent time in a lion's den | 33 |
| He spent the winter in Hades | 28 |
| He spent nine weeks painting with Van Gogh in Arles | 51 |
| He spent December 25, 800 being crowned Holy Roman Emperor | 58 |
| He spent December 25, 1991 resigning as head of state | 53 |
| He spent December 25, 1926 succeeding to the Japanese throne | 60 |
| He spent December 25, 1776 crossing a frigid river | 50 |
| He spent December 25, 1642 being born in Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth | 68 |
| He spent 29 years in the Knesset | 32 |
| He spends much of the film in a dentist's fishtank | 54 |
| He speculated if he did it! (in a 2007 book) | 44 |
| He speaks: Lat. abbr. | 21 |
| He speaks with forked tongue | 28 |
| He sounds like a bomb, kind of | 30 |
| He sometimes stays at Castel Gandolfo | 37 |
| He sometimes smacks Stimpy | 26 |
| He sometimes holds the bag | 26 |
| He sold his soul | 16 |
| He sold his birthright to Jacob | 31 |
| He sold his birthright | 22 |