| Text | Length |
| Diaskeuasts | 11 |
| Diaskeuast's task | 21 |
| Diaskeuast | 10 |
| Diary-writer Anais | 18 |
| Diary's kin | 15 |
| Diary writing | 13 |
| Diary writer of film | 20 |
| Diary writer Frank | 18 |
| Diary writer Anais | 18 |
| Diary unit | 10 |
| Diary tidbit | 12 |
| Diary starter | 13 |
| Diary publisher Nin | 19 |
| Diary protectors | 16 |
| Diary protector | 15 |
| Diary passage, e.g. | 19 |
| Diary passage | 13 |
| Diary opener | 12 |
| Diary on a spaceship | 20 |
| Diary of ____ Housewife | 23 |
| Diary of sorts | 14 |
| Diary of a sort | 15 |
| Diary of a Crossword Fiend, e.g. | 32 |
| Diary note | 10 |
| Diary man | 9 |
| Diary length, often | 19 |
| Diary keeper Frank | 18 |
| Diary jottings | 14 |
| Diary jotting | 13 |
| Diary item | 10 |
| Diary features | 14 |
| Diary feature | 13 |
| Diary fastener | 14 |
| Diary excerpt | 13 |
| Diary duration | 14 |
| Diary device | 12 |
| Diary closer | 12 |
| Diary capacity, typically | 25 |
| Diary capacity | 14 |
| Diary bits | 10 |
| Diary bit | 9 |
| Diary addition | 14 |
| Diary abbrs. | 12 |
| Diary abbr. | 11 |
| Diary | 5 |
| Diarrhea, with "the" | 30 |
| Diarized | 8 |
| Diarize | 7 |
| Diarists | 8 |
| Diarist's words | 19 |
| Diarist's sheet | 19 |
| Diarist's musing | 20 |
| Diarist's first name[SEE IMPORTANT NOTE ABOVE] | 50 |
| Diarist's first name | 24 |
| Diarist's activity | 22 |
| Diarist ___ Frank | 17 |
| Diarist __ Frank | 16 |
| Diarist Samuel | 14 |
| Diarist of the 17th century | 27 |
| Diarist of note | 15 |
| Diarist Nin | 11 |
| Diarist John: 1620-1706 | 23 |
| Diarist in a Twain story | 24 |
| Diarist in a Mark Twain story | 29 |
| Diarist Frank | 13 |
| Diarist Bridget's portrayer | 31 |
| Diarist Anias | 13 |
| Diarist Anaïs | 20 |
| Diarist Anaïs ___ | 20 |
| Diarist Anaïs | 16 |
| Diarist Ana?s ___ | 17 |
| Diarist Ana?s | 13 |
| Diarist | 7 |
| Diaries kept by singer Abbey? | 29 |
| Diaries | 7 |
| Diaphragm that controls the size of the pupil | 45 |
| Diaphragm spasm that may be cured by holding one's breath | 61 |
| Diaphragm neighbor | 18 |
| Diaphoresis, commonly | 21 |
| Diaphoresis | 11 |
| Diaphanous material | 19 |
| Diaphanous linen | 16 |
| Diaphanous garment | 18 |
| Diaphanous | 10 |
| Diapers, to a Brit | 18 |
| Diapers, in Dover | 17 |
| Diapers, in Devon | 17 |
| Diapers to despair, e.g. | 24 |
| Diapers | 7 |
| Diapered one | 12 |
| Diapered doll of the 1930s | 26 |
| Diaper? | 7 |
| Diaper-wearing/attempted kindaper/astronaut Nowak | 49 |
| Diaper-fastener of yore | 23 |
| Diaper-covering T-shirt | 23 |
| Diaper-covering shirt | 21 |
| Diaper, in Devon | 16 |
| Diaper, in Britain | 18 |
| Diaper woe | 10 |
| Diaper wearers' woes | 24 |
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