| Doo-___ ('50s music) | 24 |
| Doodle in a music book? | 23 |
| Doodle on a sheet of music? | 27 |
| Doodlebug or caterpillar | 24 |
| Doodlebug's morsel | 22 |
| Doofus dog in the comics | 24 |
| Doofus given a pink slip? | 25 |
| Doofus near the dryers? | 23 |
| Doogie Howser's org. | 24 |
| Doogie's best friend | 24 |
| Dooley played him in 1941 | 25 |
| Doolittle and Minnelli | 22 |
| Doolittle and namesakes | 23 |
| Doom metal band Memento ___ | 27 |
| Doom's accompaniment | 24 |
| Doom's accompaniment? | 25 |
| Doomed (with "for") | 29 |
| Doomed area in a Chekhov play | 29 |
| Doomed city in Genesis | 22 |
| Doomed fairy tale abode | 23 |
| Doomed fictional planet | 23 |
| Doomed Greek with wax wings | 27 |
| Doomed planet of comics | 23 |
| Doomed Russian council | 22 |
| Doomsayer's citation | 24 |
| Doomsday device: Abbr. | 22 |
| Doonesbury cartoonist Trudeau | 29 |
| Dooney & Bourke product | 27 |
| Door banger's demand | 24 |
| Door holder's phrase | 24 |
| Door holder's words | 23 |
| Door opener's words | 23 |
| Door opening for peeping | 24 |
| Door or place follower | 22 |
| Door or welcome follower | 24 |
| Door pounder's cry | 22 |
| Door pounder's demand | 25 |
| Door rails, to architects | 25 |
| Door sign during store hours | 28 |
| Door that is not for visitors | 29 |
| Door without a knob, say | 24 |
| Door-busting equipment | 22 |
| Door-controlling sensor | 23 |
| Door-frame crosspieces | 22 |
| Door-pounder's cry | 22 |
| Door-to-door December ditty | 27 |
| Door-to-door meter reader | 25 |
| Door-to-door offerings, maybe | 29 |
| Door-to-door service (abbr.) | 28 |
| Door-to-door successes | 22 |
| Door-yard bloomer, in a poem | 28 |
| Doorbell responses, perhaps | 27 |
| Doorbell responses, sometimes | 29 |
| Doorbell ringer's reply | 27 |
| Doorbell sound, perhaps | 23 |
| Doorbell-answerer's word | 28 |
| Doorbell-ringing company | 24 |
| Doorframe's vertical part | 29 |
| Doorkeeper's demands | 24 |
| Doorkeeper's reply | 22 |
| Doorkeeper, Masonic style | 25 |
| Doorkeepers, on France | 22 |
| Doormen get to see them | 23 |
| Doors "Love ___" | 26 |
| Doors: "Love ___" | 27 |
| Doorstops, essentially | 22 |
| Doorway shade provider | 22 |
| Dooryard bloomer, in a poem | 27 |
| Dope sheet's covering? | 26 |
| Dopey dog of the comics | 23 |
| Dopey dog with a drool | 22 |
| Dopey hat attached to a lobe? | 29 |
| Doppelganger in Den Haag? | 25 |
| Doppelgänger's kin | 25 |
| Dora Spenlow's Jip | 22 |
| Dora the Explorer, e.g. | 23 |
| Dora the Explorer, for one | 26 |
| Dora's fellow-explorer | 26 |
| Dorcas Society meeting | 22 |
| Dorcas society's activity | 29 |
| Dordi Nordby's Capital | 26 |
| Dorian Gray's creator | 25 |
| Dorian Gray's flaw | 22 |
| Dorian Gray's nemesis | 25 |
| Dories and dinghies: Abbr. | 26 |
| Doris Day film of '50 | 25 |
| Doris Day song title word | 25 |
| Doris Duke and Barbara Hutton | 29 |
| Doris Duke or Barbara Hutton | 28 |
| Doris Kearns Goodwin subject | 28 |
| Doris nee Von Kappelhoff | 24 |
| Doris ___, U. S. painter | 24 |
| Doris's 1937 diversion? | 27 |
| Doris's tennis ploy | 23 |
| Dorm alternative, perhaps | 25 |
| Dorm authority figures: Abbr. | 29 |
| Dorm deliveries, often | 22 |
| Dorm designation, perhaps | 25 |
| Dorm employees (abbr.) | 22 |
| Dorm employees, for short | 25 |