| Text | Length |
| Dickinson creation | 18 |
| Dickinson and Whittier | 22 |
| Dickinson and Post | 18 |
| Dickinson and Bronte | 20 |
| Dickinson | 9 |
| Dickie of The Allman Brothers | 29 |
| Dickie of comics | 16 |
| Dickie of "Our Gang" | 30 |
| Dickhead? | 9 |
| Dickhead | 8 |
| Dickeys for clergymen | 21 |
| Dickey or Wilbur | 16 |
| Dickey kin | 10 |
| Dickey fastener | 15 |
| Dickey button | 13 |
| Dickey Betts "___ long time gone" | 43 |
| Dickey | 6 |
| Dickerson of the N.F.L. | 23 |
| Dickers | 7 |
| Dicker, as over price | 21 |
| Dicker over price | 17 |
| Dicker over a price, say | 24 |
| Dicker on price | 15 |
| Dicker | 6 |
| Dickensian villain Heep | 23 |
| Dickensian villain | 18 |
| Dickensian surname | 18 |
| Dickensian shout | 16 |
| Dickensian setting | 18 |
| Dickensian section of London | 28 |
| Dickensian pseudonym | 20 |
| Dickensian prison | 17 |
| Dickensian outburst | 19 |
| Dickensian orphan | 17 |
| Dickensian narrator | 19 |
| Dickensian murderer | 19 |
| Dickensian moppet | 17 |
| Dickensian kid | 14 |
| Dickensian interjection | 23 |
| Dickensian hypocrite combines with actress to create typing method | 66 |
| Dickensian holiday meal | 23 |
| Dickensian first name | 21 |
| Dickensian family | 17 |
| Dickensian expletives | 21 |
| Dickensian expletive | 20 |
| Dickensian exclamation | 22 |
| Dickensian epithet | 18 |
| Dickensian embezzler | 20 |
| Dickensian dwarf and wife | 25 |
| Dickensian dish | 15 |
| Dickensian cry | 14 |
| Dickensian complaint | 20 |
| Dickensian clerk Heep | 21 |
| Dickensian clerk | 16 |
| Dickensian chill | 16 |
| Dickensian beginning | 20 |
| Dickensian "Drat!" | 28 |
| Dickensian put downs | 21 |
| Dickens-Tennyson women | 22 |
| Dickens-Nabokov heroines | 24 |
| Dickens-based musical | 21 |
| Dickens, sometimes | 18 |
| Dickens, notably | 16 |
| Dickens, in his formative years | 31 |
| Dickens, for short | 18 |
| Dickens, Eliot et al. | 21 |
| Dickens's ____ Heep | 23 |
| Dickens's ___ Spenlow | 25 |
| Dickens's ___ Pecksniff | 27 |
| Dickens's ___ Magwitch | 26 |
| Dickens's ___ Heep | 22 |
| Dickens's villainous Heep | 29 |
| Dickens's villainous clerk | 30 |
| Dickens's Uriah ___ | 23 |
| Dickens's Uriah | 19 |
| Dickens's Trent et al. | 26 |
| Dickens's Tiny ___ | 22 |
| Dickens's Sydney | 20 |
| Dickens's Solomon ___ | 25 |
| Dickens's Silas | 19 |
| Dickens's shortest novel | 28 |
| Dickens's scheming clerk | 28 |
| Dickens's Rosa | 18 |
| Dickens's pseudonym | 23 |
| Dickens's Plummer | 21 |
| Dickens's Pip, e.g. | 23 |
| Dickens's pen? | 18 |
| Dickens's pen name | 22 |
| Dickens's Pecksniff | 23 |
| Dickens's output | 20 |
| Dickens's orphan in "Great Expectations" | 54 |
| Dickens's one-legged villain | 32 |
| Dickens's nom de plume | 26 |
| Dickens's mysterious Mr. Drood | 34 |
| Dickens's Mr. Pecksniff | 27 |
| Dickens's Mr. Heep | 22 |
| Dickens's Mr. Drood | 23 |
| Dickens's Miss Spenlow | 26 |
| Dickens's Miss Havisham, famously | 37 |
| Dickens's Miss Havisham, e.g. | 33 |
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