| A distance close enough to eavesdrop | 36 |
| A distant galaxy | 16 |
| A distant point | 15 |
| A distinctive but intangible air about a person | 47 |
| A ditz hasn't one | 21 |
| A diva has a big one | 20 |
| A diva may throw one | 20 |
| A diva might have a big one | 27 |
| A diver may find it shocking | 28 |
| A diving bird | 13 |
| A division into factions | 24 |
| A do | 4 |
| A do seen at Woodstock | 22 |
| A doctor may check them | 23 |
| A doctor may open one | 21 |
| A doctor may place you on one | 29 |
| A doctor may put you on one | 27 |
| A doctor might tell you to cut it out | 37 |
| A doctor's note might get you one | 37 |
| A doctor's profession | 25 |
| A doctrine | 10 |
| A doctrine or theory | 20 |
| A dodecahedron has 12 | 21 |
| A Dodecanese island | 19 |
| A Dodge City marshal | 20 |
| A dodger might cook one | 23 |
| A Dog | 5 |
| A dog doesn't have one | 26 |
| A dog may pick one up | 21 |
| A dog may pull on one during a walk | 35 |
| A dog might catch one | 21 |
| A Dog of Flanders author | 27 |
| A Dog of Flanders writer | 24 |
| A dog's age | 15 |
| A dog's name | 16 |
| A dog's ___ (long spell) | 28 |
| A dog's ___ (long time) | 27 |
| A dog, for short | 16 |
| A dog, or a little hoarse | 25 |
| A Doll's House playwright | 32 |
| A Doll's House writer | 28 |
| A dollar bill has four | 22 |
| A dollar in Kuwait | 18 |
| A dollar is one | 15 |
| A Dolly portrayer | 17 |
| A don't | 11 |
| A Donald Duck nephew | 20 |
| A Donald Trump ex | 17 |
| A donkey's favorite entree? | 31 |
| A doofus might do it | 20 |
| A Doolittle | 11 |
| A Doone | 7 |
| A door may do it automatically when it closes | 45 |
| A door that's not a door | 28 |
| A door that's not a door? | 29 |
| A door, for example | 19 |
| A doorbell sound | 16 |
| A Dorsey theme song | 19 |
| A dot in the ocean | 18 |
| A double might get you one | 26 |
| A double reed | 13 |
| A double, informally | 20 |
| A double-reed | 13 |
| A doubleheader | 14 |
| A doubles runner-up: 1990 | 25 |
| A doubting ____ | 15 |
| A dove ___ | 10 |
| A Dow Jones Industrial | 22 |
| A Down Under capital | 20 |
| A downsizing lumberjack? | 24 |
| A downspout may begin under one | 31 |
| A doz. doz. | 11 |
| A dozen | 7 |
| A dozen bottles of wine | 23 |
| A dozen dozen | 13 |
| A dozen in Dijon | 16 |
| A dozen mad bakers? | 19 |
| A dozen meses | 13 |
| A dozen mesi | 12 |
| A dozen minus three | 19 |
| A dozen moons | 13 |
| A dozen seasonal photos, say | 28 |
| A Dr. Kildare portrayer | 23 |
| A Dr. may belong to one | 23 |
| A drag | 6 |
| A drag to fishermen | 19 |
| A drawbridge may span one | 25 |
| A drawbridge spans it | 21 |
| A drawler might do it | 21 |
| A dream of sorts | 16 |
| A dreary poet upon midnight, once | 33 |
| A dress part | 12 |
| A drift of _____ | 16 |
| A drink can quench it | 21 |
| A drink for Cicero | 18 |
| A drink was spilled all over her wallet and she had to ___ clean | 64 |
| A drink, of sorts | 17 |
| A drinker may run one | 21 |
| A drinker may run one up | 24 |
| A drive might increase it: Abbr. | 32 |