| Didn't go out to a restaurant | 33 |
| Didn't go anywhere for dinner | 33 |
| Didn't give a definite answer | 33 |
| Didn't get out of bed at the usual time | 43 |
| Didn't get eliminated from musical chairs | 45 |
| Didn't fill yet, as calendar slots | 38 |
| Didn't exactly answer, as a question | 40 |
| Didn't even come close to acing | 35 |
| Didn't engage in fence sitting | 34 |
| Didn't deviate from, as plans | 33 |
| Didn't cook, with "out" | 37 |
| Didn't conceal one's smugness | 37 |
| Didn't come through when the pressure was on | 48 |
| Didn't come through in the clutch | 37 |
| Didn't come right out and say | 33 |
| Didn't carry properly, maybe | 32 |
| Didn't accept, with "on" | 38 |
| Didn't accept an apology, maybe | 35 |
| Didja ever see a _____? (2 wds.) | 32 |
| Didion's "Play It _____ Lays" | 43 |
| Didion's "Play It ___ Lays" | 41 |
| Didion's "Play It As It ___" | 42 |
| Didi who played Frenchy in "Grease" | 45 |
| Didi of "Shining Time Station" | 40 |
| Didi of ''Grease'' | 34 |
| Did you hear about this new drug called ___? | 44 |
| Did this lord have a moral bite? | 32 |
| Did the spoken voice-track for: abbr. | 37 |
| Did the first leg of a triathlon | 32 |
| Did something with a familiar ring? | 35 |
| Did something about, as an informant's tip | 46 |
| Did some presentations without thinking? | 40 |
| Did some posing in the Mr. Universe contest | 43 |
| Did some blacksmith's work on | 33 |
| Did some after-dinner work, maybe? | 34 |
| Did she travel in religious circles? | 36 |
| Did or didn't play a good round of golf? | 44 |
| Did or didn't dilute the prom bowlful? | 42 |
| Did one leg of an Ironman competition | 37 |
| Did numbers for the neighbors, maybe | 36 |
| Did nothing while other things went on | 38 |
| Did his treasure weigh "seven tons"? | 46 |
| Did his painting make him miss tea? | 35 |
| Did extremely well on, as a test | 32 |
| Did crime scene work, to a housekeeper? | 39 |
| Did away with, in gangster lingo | 32 |
| Did away with Homer's neighbor for good? | 44 |
| Did as suggested in a Gershwin musical? | 39 |
| Did an athletic trainer's job | 33 |
| Did an after-shower chore (with "off") | 48 |
| Did accounting hanky-panky, to a housekeeper? | 45 |
| Did a shepherd's garden chore? | 34 |
| Did a great job impersonating, say | 34 |
| Did a crossword construction duty | 33 |
| Did a communications director's job | 39 |
| Did a beautician's job: Colloq. | 35 |
| Did a babysitter's job, perhaps | 35 |
| Did "Where or When" w/ The Belmonts | 45 |
| Dictionary's upside-down "e" | 42 |
| Dictionary word before a variant spelling | 41 |
| Dictionary accompanier, sometimes | 33 |
| Dictionary abbreviation after an outdated word | 46 |
| Dictionary abbr. next to a weird spelling | 41 |
| Dictionary abbr. after an outdated word | 39 |
| Dictator's writer, for short | 32 |
| Dictator's security force, perhaps | 38 |
| Dictator's phrase, sometimes | 32 |
| Dictator's mode of rule, typically | 38 |
| Dictator's directive at a dance club? | 41 |
| Dictator's assistants, for short | 36 |
| Dictator's aide, in days gone by | 36 |
| Dictator's action against dissidents | 40 |
| Dictator who trained as an ophthalmologist | 42 |
| Dictator overthrown in the Cuban Revolution | 43 |
| Dictator called the "Butcher of Uganda" | 49 |
| Dict. tag on words like "iglu" | 40 |
| Dickinson's "thing with feathers" | 47 |
| Dickinson's "A Visitor in ___" | 44 |
| Dickinson of TV's "Police Woman" | 46 |
| Dickinson of "Police Woman" | 37 |
| Dickinson of "Dressed to Kill" | 40 |
| Dickinson of 'The Chase' | 32 |
| Dickinson of ''Police Woman'' | 45 |
| Dickey Betts "___ long time gone" | 43 |
| Dickens's one-legged villain | 32 |
| Dickens's mysterious Mr. Drood | 34 |
| Dickens's Miss Havisham, famously | 37 |
| Dickens's Miss Havisham, e.g. | 33 |
| Dickens's Madame Defarge, e.g. | 34 |
| Dickens's "___ Twist" | 35 |
| Dickens's "___ Times" | 35 |
| Dickens's "___ House" | 35 |
| Dickens's "__ Mutual Friend" | 42 |
| Dickens's "umble person" | 38 |
| Dickens's "Sketches by ___" | 41 |
| Dickens's "merry old gentleman" | 45 |
| Dickens's "little" girl | 37 |
| Dickens's "Little ___" | 36 |
| Dickens's "Little __" | 35 |
| Dickens's "Little Dorrit" | 39 |