| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| stand on | 3 letters | put |
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| stand on | 3 letters | say |
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| stand on | 4 letters | ride |
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| stand on | 4 letters | urge |
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| stand on | 4 letters | rest |
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| stand on | 5 letters | speak |
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| stand on | 5 letters | state |
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| stand on | 5 letters | stick |
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| stand on | 5 letters | press |
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| stand on | 6 letters | submit |
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| stand on | 6 letters | stride |
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| stand on | 6 letters | sit-on |
| stand on | 7 letters | recline |
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| stand on | 7 letters | rest-on |
| stand on | 7 letters | rely-on |
| stand on | 7 letters | protest |
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| stand on | 7 letters | profess |
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| stand on | 7 letters | turn-on |
| stand on | 8 letters | proclaim |
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| stand on | 8 letters | set-down |
| stand on | 8 letters | straddle |
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| stand on | 8 letters | speak-up |
| stand on | 9 letters | predicate |
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| stand on | 9 letters | pronounce |
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| stand on | 9 letters | speak-out |
| stand on | 9 letters | stand-for |
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