| Fit the sound to the action | 27 |
| Fit to be surgically treated | 28 |
| Fit to cut the mustard | 22 |
| Fit to eat, to a rabbi | 22 |
| Fit to eat, to Muslims | 22 |
| Fit to perform the task | 23 |
| Fit to print, after revisions | 29 |
| Fit to serve in the military | 28 |
| Fit to stand trial, say | 23 |
| Fit together effectively | 24 |
| Fit together harmoniously | 25 |
| Fit together, as gears | 22 |
| Fit within one another | 22 |
| Fit ___ (be perfect on) | 23 |
| Fit ___ (suit perfectly) | 24 |
| Fit, as words to music | 22 |
| Fit-to-be-tied feeling | 22 |
| Fitness and beauty mag | 22 |
| Fitness Buddy or Fruit Ninja | 28 |
| Fitness center equipment | 24 |
| Fitness guru, 1914-2011 | 23 |
| Fitness industry giant | 22 |
| Fitness magazine choice | 23 |
| Fitness test components | 23 |
| Fitness-advocating org. | 23 |
| Fitness-center amenity | 22 |
| Fitness-test iteration | 22 |
| Fits behind the wheel? | 22 |
| Fits compactly together | 23 |
| Fits one inside another | 23 |
| Fits one inside the next | 24 |
| Fits one inside the other | 25 |
| Fits one within another | 23 |
| Fits to __ (is just right) | 26 |
| Fitted a filly with footwear | 28 |
| Fitted at the smithy's | 26 |
| Fitted by a blacksmith | 22 |
| Fitted compactly: Abbr. | 23 |
| Fitted into one another | 23 |
| Fitted one within another | 25 |
| Fitted together nicely | 22 |
| Fitted together tightly | 23 |
| Fitted together, as tables | 26 |
| Fitted with a glass sheet | 25 |
| Fitted within one another | 25 |
| Fitter for horse hooves | 23 |
| Fitter of column blocks | 23 |
| Fitting in well, in a way | 25 |
| Fitting name for a golfer | 25 |
| Fitting name for a thief? | 25 |
| Fitting name for an author | 26 |
| Fitting room activities | 23 |
| Fitting toy for a child? | 24 |
| Fitting with bedclothes | 23 |
| Fittings for guitar strings | 27 |
| Fitzgerald and Cinders | 22 |
| Fitzgerald in old Memorex ads | 29 |
| Fitzgerald of jazz fame | 23 |
| Fitzgerald of scat fame | 23 |
| Fitzgerald title character | 26 |
| FitzGerald translated him | 25 |
| Fitzgerald with 13 Grammys | 26 |
| Fitzgerald's forte | 22 |
| Fitzgerald's Graham | 23 |
| Fitzgerald's Mrs. Diver | 27 |
| Fitzgerald's Zelda | 22 |
| Fitzgerald's ___ Diver | 26 |
| Fitzgerald, Logan, et al. | 25 |
| Fitzgerald-O'Brien combo | 28 |
| Fitzgeralds, to E.M.K. | 22 |
| Fitzgeralds, to Kennedys | 24 |
| Five thirteen or nineteen | 26 |
| Five and 9, e.g.: Abbr. | 23 |
| Five and one-half yards | 23 |
| Five centimes in old France | 27 |
| Five centimes, formerly | 23 |
| Five cents a minute, e.g. | 25 |
| Five cents a minute, say | 24 |
| Five come with a new car | 24 |
| Five dollars a pound, e.g. | 26 |
| Five Easy Pieces actress | 27 |
| Five geological periods | 23 |
| Five hundred sheets of paper | 28 |
| Five hundred sheets, often | 26 |
| Five in the morning, say | 24 |
| Five in the ninth inning? | 25 |
| Five kings of Portugal | 22 |
| Five lines on sheet music | 25 |
| Five Nations tribe member | 25 |
| Five o'clock shadow | 23 |
| Five of 5, in Morse code | 24 |
| Five of hearts, for one | 23 |
| Five of them represent a zero | 29 |
| Five of trumps, in card talk | 28 |
| Five of trumps, in cinch | 24 |
| Five on a dude's foot? | 26 |
| Five or seven, on the links | 27 |
| Five or six people, say | 23 |
| Five percent of a score | 23 |
| Five spots on a five-spot | 25 |